Can I connect this to my flat-screen USB port to transmit to my Bluetooth headset?
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That depends on your flat-screen. Assuming it's designed as a TV or monitor then I'd say no you can't use it to connect to a bluetooth headset. I'd recommend going to the Flat-screen maker's website, there is a chance the manufacture has built in software or an upgrade that supports some types of Bluetooth adapters and buying one of them. If your flat-screen mentions bluetooth support in the user manual or on the website than as cheap as this Bluetooth it might be worth a shot in the dark try. There are bluetooth adapters that plug into the headphone ports on a TV and they should link with bluetooth headphones, but they are relatively expensive. That depends on your flat-screen. Assuming it's designed as a TV or monitor then I'd say no you can't use it to connect to a bluetooth headset. I'd recommend going to the Flat-screen maker's website, there is a chance the manufacture has built in software or an upgrade that supports some types of Bluetooth adapters and buying one of them. If your flat-screen mentions bluetooth support in the user manual or on the website than as cheap as this Bluetooth it might be worth a shot in the dark try. There are bluetooth adapters that plug into the headphone ports on a TV and they... » Read More That depends on your flat-screen. Assuming it's designed as a TV or monitor then I'd say no you can't use it to connect to a bluetooth headset. I'd recommend going to the Flat-screen maker's website, there is a chance the manufacture has built in software or an upgrade that supports some types of Bluetooth adapters and buying one of them. If your flat-screen mentions bluetooth support in the user manual or on the website than as cheap as this Bluetooth it might be worth a shot in the dark try. There are bluetooth adapters that plug into the headphone ports on a TV and they should link with bluetooth headphones, but they are relatively expensive. « Show Less
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No, because most USB port in TV is only for input such as pictures stored on a flash drive. TV itself must support Bluetooth profiles such as A2DP/AVRCP and most of them don't.
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Yes you can. I found the bluetooth unreliable and relied on the usb anyways.
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No Bluetooth hardware. But it does have the software, so you can use a USB-Bluetooth transciever. I use this one:Plugable USB Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy Micro Adapter (Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Raspberry Pi, Linux Compatible; Classic Bluetooth, and Stereo Headset Compatible)It works with my Bluetooth audio headset (haven't tried other things yet). Just keep in mind that on Linux, the software may have a name such as Bluez or Blue Devil, or something like that.
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If you have a way to transmit the audio via Bluetooth, from the audio source (TV, stereo receiver) I don't see why not. If neither source have Bluetooth, you will need a Bluetooth adapter that plugs into an aux output, if your tv or receiver have one. Then connect the headset to that.
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Yes, If I read your question correctly. Plantronics USB wireless headsets....but they must be "USB" connecting. Please contact me with any additional questions. Good luck!
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If your laptop has bluetooth capability, then u can. If not, buy a bluetooth USB dongle, install it, then install the headset and pair it. Just follow the instructions.
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No this is not Bluetooth sadly. You'll have to use the usb dongle that comes with it.
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I doubt it. Unless it uses normal windows drivers, it wont connect with their Bluetooth adapter.
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I haven't tried, but being just a transmitter and only plugging into the speaker (or headphone) jack of an PC/appliance, I don't think this device has the capability of receiving signal from your bluetooth mic on your headset. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but you will need to switch your source to bluetooth to receive and transmit the bluetooth signal.
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No, just look for the general bluetooth drivers for your computer and it'll work fine.
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In my use case, my monitor is hooked up to my computer using a USB cable. I can then plug the Bluetooth dongle into my monitor, install the correct files on my computer and the dongle performs as if it were plugged into the laptop directly. The key here is that the monitor is essentially working as a usb hub. If the only cables going to your monitor are a video and audio cable (can be in the form of hdmi/vga and stereo cable/etc.) then the dongle will not work as it needs to have files be installed on your computer in order to transmit the source (audio in this case) via bluetooth. In short, it gets the audio from the computer, not the monitor.
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if you use a 3.3mm audio cable, there shouldn't be a reason why i wouldn't work.not sure about bluetooth.
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The Bluetooth function I have used is in order to receive music or other audio data from a mobile device. I have not tried or seen anything that connects audio data out to a Bluetooth headset.
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you can use bluetooth V3.0 receiver to the usb port,connect to bluetooth speaker.
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Most likely. There's no reason it shouldn't. Even if USB mode doesn't work, Bluetooth will.