How does it connect to a tv?
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The 3.5mm stereo audio cord connects to the headphone port on the back of your television set, and the USB cord connects to any wall charger that accepts USB. I bought a 25 foot audio extension cord and placed my sound bar on my night stand, thus I can easily hear without blasting my television speakers to reach my headboard. This sound bar is very versatile.
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3.5mm stereo jack for the audio input. Power is through a USB connector so you will need to buy an AC adaptor to USB to power it.
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It connects through USB and 3.5mm stereo audio. So if your TV does not have either of those, I think you might be out of luck. Even if it did, I'm not one hundred percent positive that it would be compatible. It is a little small for a TV anyways, I use mine for my desktop, and its perfect size for that. I believe that you will be dissapointed with the product, albeit a good product, if you used it with your TV. There are some much better options for sound bars for the TV, probably for only 40 bucks more. Sorry I couldn't be of more help! Good luck!
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There are multiple ways to connect this device to a TV. If your TV is Bluetooth compatible, you can do it that way. If not, you may run an auxiliary cable from the unit to the TV.
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It has an aux input that I use to connect the tv, I had to get a special RCA to phone jack cable though.
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The headphone jack if your TV has one. Otherwise you may need and rca (red & white) cable and a female rca to 3.5mm adapter. They are cheap online.
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This can be connected to a TV's audio through the TV's earphone jack. The speaker is powered by USB connection. My TV had a USB jack.
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There is an adapter which can be purchased separately that connects to HDMI. (Not expensive)
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It connects to your Xbox, and plays whatever audio your Xbox produces. The TV you use doesn't matter (I use an LED monitor).
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If you have a newer Samsung TV you don't even have to connect it to the TV. It connects wirelessly... (or you can use cables if you want.) I have mine connected wirelessly.
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It connects to the male end of an HDMI cable and allows you to connect to a tablet or PC. We use it to connect a tablet to our TV to watch a TV show that we missed or to view Pictures or Videos from the tablet or PC. With this I don't need a couple more cables.
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If your TV correspond to Bluetooth, you may be connected. However, this is basically an item is used by connecting to a PC or a gameThank you!!
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It connects using the basic red/white/yellow component cables. I have it connected to my LCD HDTV that way. If you only have HDMI ports on your TV, you'll have to see if an adapter exists.
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Yes, it connects to the coaxial cable connector on the tv. You can put a simple cable splitter on and run separate cables to two TVs, but signal loss could become an issue, especially on longer cable runs. (15 feet or more)
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I have not tried doing that but I don't think you can hook it up to a TV, only because there isn't the right connection for that.
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IF your TV has a headphone jack or bluetooth, I think you would be able to connect it.
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You do not plug into it, it mounts to the wall then to your TV. then you plug into your TV
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This unit connects to the audio out of any of those devices. It connects via standard RCA plugs or optic cable. Both are included. The easiest to work with all of those devices is to use the audio out jacks on your TV. To get the most detailed info go to the Oticon website and look up TV connect 2.0. Hope this helps. Dennis
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It will connect directly if your TV has an RCA type audio output, or a stereo mini-plug audio output. If you only have a coaxial or optical digital output on your TV, you will need to purchase an adapter. This one worked very well for me: OREI DA9 Digital Optical Coax Coaxial Toslink to Analog RCA L/R Audio Converter