I have 2 TV's in earshot of each other. One 4ft cord and one 25ft cord. Will the audio match with this device? If not,what would you recommend?
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I have a 15ft and an 8ft cord hanging off of this device. I either get sound from my tv or from the receiver and I don't have a problem with lag. Some of my devices have audio match that I turned on but my 9-year old Tivo matches sound perfectly fine without it.
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yes it should work until the device burns out so keep the hdmi splitter in a cool place and unplug if not using it. i got 2 hdmi splitters and both of mine lasted a month or 2 so good luck.
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If there was any lag in audio to either device, it would be the device itself; the extra 21' on the longer cord wouldn't cause the lag. I use this with a 6' cable to my living room TV and a 50' cable to my projector outside. The audio on the TV was behind the audio on the projector, but my TV has a known issue with audio and video lag -- the problem is my TV. I should also mention without this splitter the projector wouldn't work on such a long run. The splitter is powered so that strengthens the signal so that the 50' cable would work. Hope this helps!
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Mine feeds devices via an 80' cable and a 50' cable. They are not anywhere close to ear shot of each other so I'm not really sure. My expectation is you will not have an issue with audio but I'm. Not 100 % sure
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There are two specs for this kind of audio--optical and coaxial. The optical terminal is flat on three sides and curved on the fourth side. If both your TV and cable box have such inputs, this cable will work fine (although this particular one is only 3 feet long, I think). Coax inputs look more like normal RCA inputs (round)-if your digital connectors are coax this cable won't work for you. Best I can tell you without seeing your setup!
879184
Yes this will work. I have 1 box, and 2 tvs One has a 3ft hdmi, and the other is 50ft as well.
193730
It would depend on the audio output port options of your specific TV. The audio input of the speaker system is a standard AUX cable. If your TV does not have any audio output to match, it would still be possible given the right converter (not included, but not too expensive on amazon).
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I bought this device for the same reason. I was able to plug it into the audio output on my Vizio TV and eventually paired it up with my bluetooth speaker. It did take some patience to pair this transmitter up with the speaker. The transmitter has to be fairly close to the speaker. I bought a longer audio cord to experiment with distance. The device works, but it has simple flashing light indicators. You might want to buy something more sophisticated, but this does work.
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I have mine connected to a digital piano which has L & R audio out. The speakers connected to the PYLE are compatible with the 4 OHM output pf the PYLE and the whole thing sounds better than I had imagined it would. If your flat screen TV has audio out the Pyle will probably work just fine, but if you play your TV very loudly with lots of bass and explosions you may not be satisfied with the modest (but generally adequate) output of the PYLE, the reviews for which are always positive. The type of loudspeakers connected to the PYLE are probably the key to the success of the sound. The more efficient the loudspeakers the better the result! Hope this helps. I have mine connected to a digital piano which has L & R audio out. The speakers connected to the PYLE are compatible with the 4 OHM output pf the PYLE and the whole thing sounds better than I had imagined it would. If your flat screen TV has audio out the Pyle will probably work just fine, but if you play your TV very loudly with lots of bass and explosions you may not be satisfied with the modest (but generally adequate) output of the PYLE, the reviews for which are always positive. The type of loudspeakers connected to the PYLE are probably the key to the success of the sound. The more... » Read More I have mine connected to a digital piano which has L & R audio out. The speakers connected to the PYLE are compatible with the 4 OHM output pf the PYLE and the whole thing sounds better than I had imagined it would. If your flat screen TV has audio out the Pyle will probably work just fine, but if you play your TV very loudly with lots of bass and explosions you may not be satisfied with the modest (but generally adequate) output of the PYLE, the reviews for which are always positive. The type of loudspeakers connected to the PYLE are probably the key to the success of the sound. The more efficient the loudspeakers the better the result! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Getting surround sound depends on the speaker setup you have and has very little to do with this equipment. If your TVs are wired for surround sound, then they should work fine always. This equipment merely allows you to use up to 4 HDMI-compatible devices (outputs) with one HDMI source (input). It doesn't vary or optimize the input in any way.
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That is what I bought this for, monitoring 2 tv's. The picture was great but I had no sound. (don't know why). I had previously bought a splitter for another room and it worked great, and thought that was what I was ordering. I think getting a splitter not a switch would be what you might want.
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It seems logical that they would pair, although I have not tried this my self, yet.It would be nice from TV to a pair of wired headphones.
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My TV has an "Audio Out" port on the back of it that the cord will fit into. This is the same sized port that I have on my cell phone, Kindle, and laptop. If you have a port on your TV that will fit cell phone-sized earplug cords, then that is the right size (3.5mm). Now you may have to buy an extension for it if your TV is too far away. The cord is about 5 1/2 ft long. I found many extenison on Amazon by typing "3.5 mm extension" in the search field.
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Yes, I have an older TV I recently connected. Works very well and the sound is great!
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Yes, assuming your TV has audio outputs, which pretty much every TV has anymore. Check to see if you have red and white round jacks labeled "Audio Out". If so, you're good. One thing to bear in mind is some of the quirks about this unit. Mt review listed some of the idiosyncrasies about this product, but I have to say that the sound quality is quite good for the price. Good luck with whatever decisions you make!
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Well, if your television has bluetooth capabilities it should work. It has wonderful sound quality, but is quite small, compact, but if you need another source of audio for your television, and your television has bluetooth, go for it!
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The TV has a standard 3.5mm input (like with headphones) and also has multiple HDMI inputs (HDMI carries sound and video). You only stated you had gold plated connectors but not what type so its hard to say if your current setup would work or not but I don't see why not since the TV has all standard audio inputs and most home entertainment sound systems are designed to fit with today's standard televisions.
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It depends on your TV set. If it has a 1/8" or 1/4" headphone jack, then the headphone will work just fine, since it has both size plugs. I have the audio outs on my TV plugged into a stereo receiver so I can use large speakers, but the receiver also has a 1/4" headphone jack. Anyway, in my book the phones sound great with just about any source I've tried them with.
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I would do a little research as far as the speakers you are using and the TV you are hooking up to. You may or may not need an amplifier or tuner to boost the power from your TV to your speakers. You may want to stop in at an electronics store and ask an expert. However, if you do not need an amplifier, these wires work great.
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There are power wires for both the speaker and the transmitter. The transmitter also has a wire connected to the tv speaker output jack. So as long as you have an outlet near both devices you should be good