How can I connect a wireless headphone set to this thing? Amidst the gazillion jacks on the back, you'd think for sure there would be a simple pair of analog line outputs for connecting a wireless headphone set. And you'd be wrong. I did find some analog output jacks but the receiver doesn't convert digital signals like that coming from the TV to analog, so it's useless. Does anyone know a way of accomplishing this? The front panel has a headphone jack of course, but using that cuts off the speakers, so you'd have to unplug it every time you want to not use the headphones. How can I connect a wireless headphone set to this thing? Amidst the gazillion jacks on the back, you'd think for sure there would be a simple pair of analog line outputs for connecting a... » Read More How can I connect a wireless headphone set to this thing? Amidst the gazillion jacks on the back, you'd think for sure there would be a simple pair of analog line outputs for connecting a wireless headphone set. And you'd be wrong. I did find some analog output jacks but the receiver doesn't convert digital signals like that coming from the TV to analog, so it's useless. Does anyone know a way of accomplishing this? The front panel has a headphone jack of course, but using that cuts off the speakers, so you'd have to unplug it every time you want to not use the headphones. « Show Less
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Hi D,Yes. What I did was purchase a few items: 1) an HDMI splitter to split the signal coming from the Receiver: one output goes to the TV, the other goes to to 2) an HDMI converter that converts HDMI to analog. This device has a headphone output which I send to the wireless headphone set. That did the trick.
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Yes. If your tv has audio in and out in the back of the set, connect it to out. If not you will need to buy a Digital optical audio cable, and a Optical/Coaxial Digital Audio - to - Analog Converter. Don't let this scare you, lol It just means you go to Best Buy or even look for it on Amazon. I am not really tech savy, and I hooked it up in a few minutes. Good luck with your headphones, Mine never did work. Went to Walmart and bought a pair. Very happy now..
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In this day and age, where everything has a headphone jack, you'd think so. I can't imagine why a sound system unit wouldn't have one, but this doesn't. I jacked into my cable box with a wireless headphone set. That only works for the cable TV source. That won't give you sound from the Sony's internet functions like Amazon or Netflix or from a DVD / Blue Ray. Just unthinkable.
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There is no headphone jack. I was disappointed but I forgot to check on this before I purchased the Sony System. Since my TV doesn't have a headphone jack either, the only solution that I could come up with is to throw more money at it: purchase the Sony EZWT100 transmitter (mounts in the back of the sub) and the AIRSA10 receiver. The receiver is wireless and has a headphone jack. Works great for me.
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Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models don't have fiber optic inputs at all. In that case, you're out of luck. Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models... » Read More Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models don't have fiber optic inputs at all. In that case, you're out of luck. « Show Less
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There is nothing stating input for antenna or output jack for headphones, but I imagine that the cable input could be set up for antenna, for headphones you can use the audio output. I have a TV ears box and that works fine and sometimes I want to kill background noise and use the headphone jack on my TV ears box to put on noise cancelling headphones. There are a lot of accessories now that can be used to fit a male jack to a female jack.
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Hi! This Sony Wireless Speaker system doesn't support connection of a wired headphones. It doesn't have any headphone jack. -Ely
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There is a separate transponder device which remains wired to the TV using an 1/8" cable (connected to "audio out" at the TV). Also gets plugged into a standard outlet for power. The headphones connect wirelessly to the transponder.
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The only way to use these headphones is through the bluetooth or the provided cable. But you can get a Bluetooth transmitter and hook it through your tv or stereo to work with the headphones. I did this and watch movies while I work. I have been very happy with this solution. Highly recommended.
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Yes via an audio amplifier. You can connect the audio output from the tv directly to an audio amplifier and use the headphone socket on your audio amplifier. I do not believe that you can directly connect headphones to the TV as it does not have a headphone jack socket,
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As long as your TV has those 3 or 4 colored plugs to use somewhere (white, yellow, & red, sometimes also another color likely for a mic or something else), you can get a TV Audio Video Transmitter Receiver cable/wire (3 or 2 males to a female for your headphones) to attach to the headphones & TV. I've done that for years with my TV & headphones.
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Can you still hear the sound through the TV as well as the wireless speakers. I would like to hear the sound from both, and it is unclear whether using the speakers stops the sound coming out of the TV too? I see that when you use the headphone jack, the sound does stop coming out of the TV. But when you use the RCA plug, does that change anything and allow the sound to come from both?
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Okay...we went to a big box store, looked at the LG television and talked with a saleswoman who did seem to know her electronics. Unfortunately, there is no built-in headphone jack for audio out and there are no analog audio outputs. There is only a digital optical output. She did not think that there would be a possibility to find a headphone set that would use this set up except for some that are $100's of dollars. So, no go there for us. However, as an alternative, my spouse suggests these: You could send the optical signal to a compatible hi-fi. If the hi-fi doesn't have optical input, but has co-axial digital input, you can use a $20 converter. Your other option is to get a digital-to-analog converter which is at least $50. Then either use headphones that have an amplifier or output to amplified computer speakers which have a headphone port. Perhaps you could do more research than he has done. Best of luck with your choice. Thanks, Vee, for your enthusiasm with this television.
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having the same question I downloaded the manuals from LG and they do not show a headphone jack nor any other audio output besides an optical port.I did find this (others are also available on amazon) that may do the trick to convert the optical to standard rca connectors which could easily be utilized by standard headphones with an adapter cable.Digital Optical Coax to Analog R/L audio converter
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There is no output labeled "headphones". On the back of the set, where you connect it to either a cable box or the coax, there are two other outputs. One is simply labeled "Audio Out", the other is "PC Audio", which goes with the PC out. There are no connections on the front of the set, or top, left and right sides. My info is based primarily on the documentation that came with it since it was not possible for me to directly look at the back of the set due to its position on a high kitchen shelf.
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No, you can connect either through the audio output jacks (RCA type) of the TV, or if the TV doesn't have audio output jacks then a connection through the headphone jack is another option. For a thorough response to this question try the Oticon website as shown: http://www.oticonusa.com/~asset/cache.ashx?id=16982&type;=14&format;=webYou didn't ask but I have had months of trouble free service from the adapter. Only once did I lose my pairing and it was very easy to pair again. Great product.
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The wireless headphones come with a transmitter with two cables attached . You simply plug these cables in to the back of the TV--One is usually white and the other is red. The transmitter is then capable of sending the sound to the headphones. You can then MUTE the sound on the TV and you hear the sound loud and clear and no one else can hear anything . It would be as if the TV was NOT on. My house is wired forwireless and some TV are not adaptable so check for this before committing.