I'm looking for something that I can tune into the gym's FM frequency to listen to their tv's via my phone and blue tooth headset. Will this work?
1464931
This device will work on any of the FM radio frequencies, but I do not believe you will be able to tune in TV stations on it. So, no it will not work for you. I am only 99% sure this is correct.Had another thought,.....this is a transmitter and sending the signal from your device to the FM reliever, therefore it is not what you are looking for. Mine seems to still work after a couple years of light use.
1464932
This device will work on any of the FM radio frequencies, but I do not believe you will be able to tune in TV stations on it. So, no it will not work for you. I am only 99% sure this is correct. Had another thought,.....this is a transmitter and sending the signal from your device to the FM reliever, therefore it is not what you are looking for. Mine seems to still work after a couple years of light use.
2017123
I don't know for sure, but I doubt it. The device must be set to an FM frequency, so I'd guess no.
1756065
I'm not sure, but I would keep looking. This item has background static. I recommend a Bluetooth fm transmitter. That's what I use now
522024
If you want to listen tv programs through your bluetooth headphones on the sofa, then NO. For that purpose you need bluethot with also transmitting function. This only recieves signal only audio and I can't see the reason why whould you need to do this. This is best to equip your old car or home audio system with a bluetooth function to stream your music from your phone or music player.
1354756
The fm will work. Ear phones plug into this unit and it runs off your phone battery. I never tried to use it to access anything on my phone.
507951
I had great success with transmitting sounds/music from non-bluetooth devices to bluetooth receivers. It is really a marvelous device. I am looking forward to the vendor providing a device that would make landline phones transmit to sound-cancelling bluetooth headsets.
1626382
bluttooth connections are 1 to 1 and not broadcast - if not, all conversations between a phone and bluetooth headset would be open to all to hear. you need a multi-stream device capable of streaming to multiple receivers
1109311
Assuming you intend to use it to play MUSIC from a bluetooth device through your TV speakers, then yes.
1503848
Yes. If you have a bluetooth audio tv, this will work as headphones to receive. If you have other bluetooth receiving speakers or headphones, this can plug into a non-bluetooth tv to use as a wireless xmtr.
664707
Yes. The transmitter connects to your phone (or other player) via bluetooth or auxilary in/out. It then transmits the audio through an rf signal (I think?) and picks up on your radio's fm stations. You could have an 8 track player and a dial fm tuner and this would still work. I also suggest you select stations that do not already have a strong signal transmitting to them, I usually try the 88's and 107's. Tried other transmitters and this is one of the best (I also liked podfreq for ipods).
686139
I just use it at the gym as a new system was installed for which you need an FM tuner to listen to the TV or radio. I did not examine for any other uses.
1688626
I thin k the answer is "Yes." If you have a receiver has a bluetooth input, it will work. Here is a simple test. If you have an iPhone, iPad, or some other bluetooth transmitting device, see if you can get it to play through your home receiver. If it works, then this will too. It has a supplied 1/8" to 1/8" stereo cable that would plug in to your headphone output of your computer and then into this transmitter. Sync the transmitter to your receiver and if should be good to go. Here is the other side of that. This can be a bluetooth receiver. If your home stereo does not have a bluetooth input, you plug this in as a "component" - like Aux1. Then any bluetooth transmitter can send music to your home stereo. If you had two of these, you can make a totally wireless stereo / TV combo. (I have not tried that. But, it should work.) Hope that helps . . .
1726939
I have a Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, also sold by Gadjet zone @ about $20,that will plug into the audio or headphone) jack on a TV, stereo, whatever, and once connected provides a Bluetooth signal that can be picked up by any number of Bluetooth enabled headset/earphones. Not sure about this specific device.
1418765
Not sure on that. This converts out going audio to Blue tooth so anything that receives that type of signal will probably work, but not sure.
1467100
no, it's not possible. Britelink only can receiving bluetooth signals. To listen in a FM receiver, you need a FM Transmitter
521099
Yes. You can put it in the transmit mode, plug it into the TV's headphone out, and pair it with your Bluetooth headset.
1761336
The FM and TV Bands do not overlap.This has an Audio input and so will only accept and broadcast Audio modulated on a carrier, not television