Plug it in to the back of the TV, then plug your headphones to the female... is it really that simple?
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No, you must plug your transmitter into the "Y" and it will transmit to your head phones wirelessly. If you are just using headphones with a wire, then yes just plug into the black female, the red and white go into audo out on the TV.
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Yes, I plugged the red and white male ends into their respective left / right female ends (audio out on back of TV); then plugged the male pc speakers, in my case, into the single female end on the device you are inquiring about. It is that simple. Now, having stated this, I do not have control via my TV controller to lower / raise the volume (naturally) of the pc speakers---that must be done manually. However, the end result is that I now have a decent sound rather than the almost ridiculous excuse for sound that these little flat screen tv's have ! :( Good luck to you! :)
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No. The RCA type connectors are used mostly to feed high impedance audio amps, etc. If the TV has only the RCA audio output, you must use a suitable amp or amplified speakers. Make sure the amp has an output for headphones. Good luck!
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It is as long as your television has rca audio output. Many newer televisions only have a digital audio out now.
347989
Yes, just plug into the "audio out" jack on the back of the stereo, or even your TV, or any other device that has the "audio out" jack on the back. Hope this helps!
1992994
Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
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Hi Janell, hope this helps. Plug the transmitter unit into the AUDIO OUT plug and then turn the knob on the headphones to select TV. The headphones also get FM radio with the selection dial on the headphone. Good Luck
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No, you don't. Just plug it in to your mixer or instrument's phone output jack, and you're good to go. Make sure it has an output intended for headphones. Will have to use an adapter for stereo output. Hope this helps....
870346
I wasn't able to figure it out, though I have heard it is possible to get that working. I had an extra AUX cord lying around so I just plugged that into my headphone jack on my laptop and into the Audio outlet on the TV, and it worked perfectly.
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Yes, that's how we use it. However it must not be plugged into the headphone jack in the front of the TV as that mutes the TV speaker in most sets. They come with a mini-stero jack and a phono jack. Use whatever type receptacle your TV has. MOst modern TVs have several options. In some cases they can be plugged into your cable box or amplifier. If needed adapters for other setups can be had at Radio Shack.
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The headphone jack if your TV has one. Otherwise you may need and rca (red & white) cable and a female rca to 3.5mm adapter. They are cheap online.
680475
Just plug in your corresponding USB to the female port on the front. Go to the main hub and make sure the music section is clicked on
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Plug base into audio output from TV then put headset on base until it is charged then put on your head and turn on power and listen to tv. Sometimes very difficult to get headset on charger properly.
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The PC terminal in the back of the T.V. IS for a monitor only and is IN-PUT .For sound you need a splitter adapter for the OUT-PUT audio in the back of the T.V., 3.5mm female to 4 pin male x2 know as "Y" cable for your headphones. Note: Some TV sound cards does not support earphones devices.Check T.V. Specs. or manufacturers accessories.
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I plugged mine into both the headphone jack and the red and white audio outlets on the TV. Both gave me a delay in my hearing aids. If I listen to TV by myself, its OK, but while watching with the rest of the family listening with the normal TV speakers, this just doesn't work.
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I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
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Pretty easy 1) Plug the base to sound output of your TV using the RCA connection 2) Charge the headphones as instructed. 3) Wear it, turn it on & enjoy - if sound doesn't come on right away check the volume control. 4) you may have to initially press the frequency scan button.
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The web for sure. As far as TV goes, these are a wired headphone so you would have to do one of two things. The first would be sitting close to the TV as it uses the 3.5mm Jack that standard headphones use. If you don't have that on you TV you can always by a 3.5mm to a y splitter rca cables for your tv. Second option is to by one of those wireless audio adapters that has a box you plug in your headphones, similar to a receiver. Hope that answers your questions.
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The input for this device is the headphone output of source, the TV in question. most TV's today have a headphone jack -- if it does not its not clear how to unless I had the specs of the TV
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Yes although you may want to purchase an extension cord for headphones, they are cheap, so you don't have to sit really close to the television. The extension will have a female 3.5 mm end and a 3.5 mm male end.