do all speakers put out sound when you watch tv, play playstation, and use the bluetooth?
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If the power is on, the sub display set to 5.1, then yes they all put out sound.
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Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was an option somewhere to sync speakers together if needed. Thanks.Alan Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was... » Read More Thanks for the info, but.... The TV speakers work fine with the sound bar when watching any TV reg or HD programs. It is just some HD dvd's or Blu-Ray dvd's that this problem occurs. There is an echo or feedback which sometimes you can turn the TV off and back on again and it disapears or makes it better. Some DVDs still have echo or delay from one speaker to the other. It is a sync problem between the TV speakers and Sound Bar which are both Sony brands. When everything working, tv speakers, sound bar and (2) wireless rear speaker it is awesome in my 16 by 11 room. I just thought there was an option somewhere to sync speakers together if needed. Thanks.Alan « Show Less
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I connected it directly to the tv. My my bluray player ran through my tv as well and therefore the bluray sound went to the surround system.
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Yes. Connect to your TV and all your devices will work through it. For best sound quality, pick up an optical cord if your TV has the connection.
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Simple answer is yes. That is with not knowing what TV you are using. They both have Digital Output (optical). But if you are connecting the using only HDMI cables that that will carry your sound. What do you have going into your TV? Cable box? And how many HDMI connections do you have on your TV?
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Hi Michelle, Connecting speakers will depend on the type of speakers and connection. The TV has an Audio Out RCA connection, Optical Digital Output, and HDMI. -Vincent
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Whatever is playing on your computer or tablet or cellphone will come out of the Logitech speaker (as long as it is connected via bluetooth or hardwire). Even the system sounds will come out of the speaker. I particularly use it when I am watching Hulu because for some reason, Hulu is very quiet on my tablet.I highly recommend this speaker for nice, basic, wireless sound.
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Sadly no. I had to use HDMI to connect it to my tv to get sound. You can also connect your own speakers.
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On my TV once I plug in the headphones the TV speakers turn off automatically only allowing me to hear through headphones. Have to unplug headphones to get TV speakers to work again.
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Can't tell from pictures and the info on your TV whether it has any kind of outputs (RCA or headphone out). If your sound currently gets to your TV through HDMI, you'll need some kind of output from the TV, unless the source (Bluray, cable box etc) has audio outputs separate from HDMI. In the latter case, you can just use a mini stereo or aux cable and run it to the sound bar. It also accepts Bluetooth, if you have a PC, phone, or tablet that has Bluetooth you can pair it.
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Didn't see that u mentioned this. But I use the optical out from the tv to the optic in on the unit. I get sound from my tv, This unit and my ps3 .
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I am not familiar with a Bluetooth speaker system, I use an audio amp with 4 HDMI inputs as input selector to this projector, And that automatically gives me the audio for the selected input.
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No but usually that is taken care of by your HDMI cable.But if your entertainment center has HDMI ports then you can have the sound go thru it.
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Yes IF. On my 1 years old 55" Sony smart TV other listeners can not hear the TV speakers if I plug the head phones into the audio out on the TV. Perhaps some TVs will allow listeners to hear when headphones are plugged into TV Audio out jack. I'm on cable and therefore have a cable box ahead of my TV. By plugging the headphones into the cable box audio out sound is available to both headphones and other listeners hear the TV speakers.
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Yes, it does- I sometimes turn off the receiver for late-night viewing, and it passes audio and video, which allows me to watch TV using the TV speakers only.
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No. Take a look at the Sonos Playbar, which has bluetooth & streaming. I think Best Buy had the Sonos model at the store when I was shopping, so you can hear it in person.
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No. You need to hook up the sending unit to your tv sound output. Your speaker will then play wirelessly