Splitter will not send audio from TV to both transmitters one for TV ears and one for Blue Tooth device to aid hearing impared, why?
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That isn't this splitters function. One side is audio out. The other side is microphone in. I'm not sure what the Bluetooth input is, but I believe you need a splitter with two audio outputs. The kind that lets two people listen to something such as an iPod.
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First let me say,The splitter is for satellite TV but I am using one for my "over the air" HDTV whole house system. Now let me qualify that. I am passing DC voltage to the RCA amplifier located at my antenna (on the DC pass through port) and running three TVs off the remaining non-DC passing ports. It is working fine for me in my application. Yours might be different. This over the air HDTV on more that one TV or even combining more than one antenna can get real frustrating! Hope this helps.
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I have the same issue. However, I think it may be an issue with the Samsung TV and not the Bluetooth transmitter.
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use a good splitter - if you have strong signals it will work, if not try a amplifier.
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no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five... » Read More no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. « Show Less
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Hi Aimee -- Brett is correct that with Bluetooth, it's one receiver to one transmitter. Perhaps down the road the technology will change, but for now you could use a splitter along with the included 3.5mm audio cable we include. You'd then have the advantage of being untangled in most cases but also have the option for a wired set up. Thank you.
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if you're sending HDMI into the powered amp, the EnjoyGadgets splitter is supposed to enable that. but, there's really only one way to find out...
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if you are on cable or satellite, be sure the headphone transmitter is hooked up to the cable box or satellite receiver and not into your TV. Hopefully this will help.
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"Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels... » Read More "Get two bluetooth transmitters. Pair one transmitter to one speaker and the other transmitter to the second speaker. Plug the 3.5 splitter to your source (phone) and then plug both transmitters to the splitter"What Jorge said should work, since he says use 2 transmitters. Each transmitter will connect to one speaker. The phone/tablet won't be handling the bluetooth connection since it is only outputting via headphone jack. It just won't be surround sound. Stereo sound will go to *each* individual speaker. Won't even be true stereo since both L & R channels go to one speaker, but it will sound pretty much as good as stereo. « Show Less
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I use this unit to split my cable box HDMI output which them feeds my Sony Receiver and two other Devices. I have found the splitter only works if all the other devices are on. If any one of them is turned off, the splitter won't pass the sound portion of the HDMI signal. I don't think this anything to do with the make of the components.
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Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!
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My splitter works 2 TV's just fine. I see no reason it would not work just as well with your 2 items provided they are working fine with a single line.
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Two headsets can receive the same signal from one transmitter when switched to the same channel. I have 3 headset at home and switch any pair to the tv I'm watching.
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Your tv has to have a splitter that takes a 3.5m plug like StarTech MUYHSFMM 3.5mm 4 Pin to 2x3 Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - F/M
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Try not to split before the inside unit. You really need to use the amplifier. If you need to split it to go back outside then install and dual coax faceplate. One port coming in and one going back outside. Thats how I have in set up because my signal was originally split outside to go to different floors. But I had 2 ports coming into one floor so i used 1 for in and the other to go back out to the other floor.
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This splitter is best used to split an incoming single HDMI signal outto multiple monitors. It sounds like you are trying to send theverizon signal to the TV and the Blue Ray Signal to the TV as well.That connection will require two seperate inputs as you will mostlikely need to select which input to use when viewing TV vs Blue Ray.I hope this helps. It's the best I could come up with from the info inyour question.
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I wish I could help you. I'm only using the splitter to show the same image on 2 computer screens at the same time. No sound is being used. Joe