Can I just plug this into the RCA-style "Audio Out" jacks on my TV and hear whatever is showing on the TV?
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Yes, and if your TV is set up like mine, the sound from the headset is independent of the sound coming from TV speakers. So you can turn the speakers completely down. You can also hook up a second sound source and use second channel.
1462425
The transmitter will need to be plugged into a power source (you can buy power cord at Amazon). RCA cable plugs into TV audio out.
2182386
That's how I use mine. (FYI - with an older HDTV set - since the output is external - you might not be able to control the volume of the sound without adjusting the amp's control. That is a bit of a pain.)
102706
no you can't. I bought it myself for this exact purpose...it is only an audio out port.
18947
I routed my TV into the soundcard, so I'm assuming it should be possible. Not entirely sure how I did it because it took some messing with settings.
70788
The input for this device is the headphone output of source, the TV in question. most TV's today have a headphone jack -- if it does not its not clear how to unless I had the specs of the TV
37285
Yes, you would have to use an audio out cable to a mini audio jack on the unit.
2235590
I'm not sure if you're asking like you want to watch your TV thru the surround sound or you want to hook up another component either way if you run it through RCA's and run itthrough the auxiliary it works fine
434820
Plug A/V cable from out put to input on the amp. That should work and provide you audio for the tv.
151651
Hi. Assuming your TV can output sound through a 3.5 mm mini-plug cable, you can plug that cable into the AUX jack on the rear panel.
139226
There is Audio out at the back of the TV Screen. Simply plug that to the input on the receiver.
712330
Just be careful, some TVs don't have RCA outputs or headphone jacks. Then you need a digital to analogue converter (i think that would work, I am working on this problem myself.) Or I believe you can hook it straight to a cable box to avoid all that (with RCA cables.)
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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!
1312736
Depends on what type of AUDIO OUTPUT jack(s) are on the TV. Some have 2 RCA's (like mine) and some have a single jack (if mini, then this is what you need). Some TV's (like mine) have both.
1821010
Only if you have the red/yellow/white jack outlets that come on TVs. DVD players etc.
1267164
Either through a headphone jack or an audio wire (red and white) connected to output audio on TV that has a headphone jack on the opposite end.
881166
You will need an amplifier or A/v reciever. Tv output is not sufficient It does not decode the sound so it wont work
2028130
Your TV Audio out would have to be able to plug into this unit which requires two RCA plugs.