We use GoToMeeting, would we be able to use this along with audio from the call being over the the PC HDMI signal to the tv?
1518505
Likely yes. You would just need to be sure to configure GoToMeeting to use the correct speaker output device.
1518506
Yeah. That is perfectly possible, but you can do exactly the same thing with any microphone. You just need to plug this microphone to the PC. Connect your TV and PC with an HDMI cable, and then set the PC's audio settings (if needed) so that all the output sound goes to the TV's speakers.
1518507
Yes, I've used it with GoToMeeting as well and it works. Obviously the quality is better if it's a smaller room. Make sure the speakers are not too close by because the mic will pick up the sound coming out of speakers and you'll get feedback.
1920094
Yes but I suggest using the Audio out to Computer Speakers or A sound sound system. Also Just incase you didn't know if you are using HDMI no worries Video and HDMI are in the same cable so just go from audio out and your set.
388216
Yes. But be sure your device (tablet etc) has the volume on as well. If you have the volume all the way down it won't transmit to the TV speakers
2211605
There are definitely more qualified responders than me, but there is both HDMI and AV "out" so I would say, "probably" you could do as you suggested. You might want to submit your question to Astak and see if they respond? - www.astak.com or e-mail to support@astak.com -
970738
yes, if you come out of the receiver with hdmi into the unit (you must set your receiver to pass the audio to the TV under the hdmi settings) then it will give you an analog stream for your TV ears. If your receiver cannot output the hdmi audio along with the video, then you can insert it between the source you want and the receiver (the downside to this scenario is you only get the option of that one source, as opposed to all the sources connected to your receiver with the first option)
1399672
yes, hdmi cables pass video signals as well as audio signals, on the control panel on your pc make sure the audio is set to HDMI.
884511
yes. the reply from oscar was not helpful. there are many receivers that carry the hdmi logo that only carry the hd video and will not carry the audio, forcing you to use a left-right analog sound and having the rec recode the 2 channels into 7&1 or whatever it can handle out, which is compressed and then reseperated, rather than hd audio which is digital and carries more than 7&1 channels in an uncompressed (read: better) format for a more articulate soundscape.
611493
The device doesn't take in audio and transfer it elsewhere. So if you were able to get it to connect i'm don't see what it'd do. So Short answer, not likely.
1673591
Yes, sorta. My tv is an HDTV that has a VGA port and two RCA jacks (Red and white). My laptop has a VGA port and a headphone jack. To get sound from the PC to the tv I have to use an adapter that attaches to one end of the cable (The 3.5 male end), and splits it into the red and white RCA jacks. Works great.
1430005
Yes, converts HDMI signal to Component and you can use the audio output of choice from the cable box
1078269
Yes, I believe so. As long as you have the full HDMI signal this unit will allow you to split out the audio. I'm using it for a similiar application with a PC.
1192947
yes hdmi is for both video and audio signal. make sure the receiver is set to the right input.
1839237
I am not sure but if it could to TV audio that will great. So I will try it for next time.Thanks
1040262
Yes, when you have selected the HDMI you want you can choose where the audio will go out (TV or Speakers).
1913834
The monitor has an SPDIF out that you could hook a digital to analog converter to and hook headset to converter. other than that I don' know of any way. My monitor only has an AUDIO IN plug in adition to VIDEO IN plugs and HDMI and no AUDIO OUT so I don't think HDMI would work to get audio out of a in plug.
2064782
I doubt it. (1) you need sound output from the source. One of the cables from TV Ears may plug into the phone and act as a microphone. and (2) you need a 110V source to plug the TV Ear IR transmitter. That's not very mobile, is it. Ask TV Ears; they have a webpage.
1743835
Yeah just hook it up with a monitor cable and it will display. Now if not you will need too change on the lap top the display and add a projector. Just know that going from a lap top that all audio will come from the computer. Unless you get a head phone too head phone cable.