I want to pick up sound from the jacks on my TV and broadcast them to my bluetooth equipped hearing aids. Ideas anyone?
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I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to... » Read More I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. « Show Less
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http://www.audicus.com/blogs/hearing-aids-blog/6071806-into-the-wireless-age-an-introduction-to-bluetooth-hearing-aids
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The only way to use these headphones is through the bluetooth or the provided cable. But you can get a Bluetooth transmitter and hook it through your tv or stereo to work with the headphones. I did this and watch movies while I work. I have been very happy with this solution. Highly recommended.
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if u have an auxiliary cable you can plug one end into the headphone jack on your TV and the other end into the volume control pad
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The only way that I know to make an older TV work with these headphones is to get a Bluetooth transmitter. There are several on Amazon for around $30 that will plug into the audio jack and transmit the audio to these headphones.
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I had the same problem with another portable. Radio Shack, or similar place, sells an adapter which will attach to the end of your jack and make it fit into the TV.
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Dear James, Thanks for your inquiry. If you are going to use the headphone jack, you're going to probably come close to maxing the volume in the television itself so more signal gets into the soundbar. Does your TV have an optical audio output? That would be a better option.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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You can add a Bluetooth adapter to one of the inputs for a Bluetooth source. But I don't think the sound bar has an output option.
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Hi Charles, great question. The previous answers pretty much cover this. The one way is to get a Bluetooth transmitter and connecting it to the TV and that transmitter can talk to the speakers. Otherwise use music apps like Pandora, Iheart radio or your stored music from your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Hope this helps. Contact AV-Express with more questions.
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You will need to have some kind of an audio out. Our TV only has a headphone jack. I hooked that up as my audio out. It works great! If you have one of those, you are in business. This is a great product. I hope you get it working.
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Find the audio outs on the television. Once you know where that is, then plug an RCA cable from that audio out connection to the transmitter that comes along with your wireless headphones. This will take the audio from the TV, pass it to the transmitter and then the transmitter will send it to your headphones. If not transmitter you are out of luck as you will need something (amp) in middle of tv and headphones to pass the sound.
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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!
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Sure AC, no worries. There are bluetooth adapters that you can buy that will allow you to connect your tv to a separate speaker. Just do a Google search for 'bluetooth speaker adapter' for tv. Hope that helps.
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You can purchase a Bluetooth audio transmitter from Best Buy, Staples, Radio Shack.ect. I purchased a $10 one from Radio Shack. Plugged the transmitter into the audio out on the back of the tv. It's a simple pairing process. The only draw back to the $10 transmitter is that you can only pair one device at a time. No need to spend a lot of money on the transmitter. Just be sure and check the specs if you require more than one device to be paired at the same time. It's a very simple and cost effective way to Bluetooth enable any tv as long as the tv has an audio out jack.
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Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
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If your Tv has Bluetooth yes!!!! If not, your going to have to buy an Bluetooth audio transmitter that will plug into one of your Audio ports on your TV!! hope this helps
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The only way to use headphones on this TVs is by buying the Digital Optical Coax to Analog Stereo Audio Converter, USB DAC Headphone Amplifier and a toslink cable with that you can use wired headphones, connect a Bluetooth wireless adapter receiver to the Digital Optical Coax to Analog Stereo Audio Converter, USB DAC Headphone Amplifier and you can use wireless Bluetooth headphones.
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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