Can you plug the TV ears into the TV and into the DVD player at the same time?
254923
You can plug it into the audio output jack of the TV. When the TV is connected to the DVR and is being used, the TV's audio feeds the TV Ears. However, TV Ears is uncomfortable and unreliable. Get the Sennheiser RS 220 headphones instead--a much better solution.
254924
Doesn't the sound from the DVD go through the TV? Why would you want to plug into both the TV and the DVD if the sound comes through the TV
254925
If you have your DVD player hooked up to the tv then you are set to go. Whether you watch just tv or view the DVD you have sound coming through the headset. At least that is the way ours is set up.
2178562
No. This is completely separate. Double check all wiring connections between your TV and DVD player and make sure you select the same TV input as you've connected your DVD player to.
1270926
Yes....one person can listen to normal TV volume, while the other person wears the headphones. Headphones have their own volume control and on/off switch.
735265
As far as I know the TV ears speaker works independently from the TV remote and speaker on the TV.
71957
Depends. I'd have to see your hookup. But you could split it again to your DVD player if it has the RCA connections. But a good stereo shop should be able to help.
1863061
Absolutely. U can use either or both without disconnecting the headphone base from TV.
1993934
Yes you can. This TV has two HDMI inputs plus a shared component/composite input. The HDMI is best if your DVD player has an HDMI output. If the player only has composite and component, then the component output would be the next best choice. The component/composite shared input allows for either a component or composite connection, but not both at the same time. If you are using composite, plug the cable into the green input.
290821
No. You can have both plugged in simultaneously, but once the MP3 port receives a live signal the L and R input is overtaken.
1483006
Yes, each set of headphones has an audio channel A or B switch. You can set them both to channel A and put the DVD player audio AV cable into the A input on the transceiver.
2150803
No, I haven't quite figured out how to do that. I can switch from the sound bar speakers to to the TV speakers but I don't know how to have them both on at the same time.
2050485
It might be possible by utilizing analog connections and creative wiring. So you could connect your DVD player directly to your TV and play your CD through the receiver.
989083
No. There are 3 ways you can hook up a DVD player, the HDMI being the best. RCA cable is one of the options.
1704580
You could plug any DVD player's stereo audio into the aux jacks, I suppose, but I don't know if the surround sound would work, just stereo (5-channel stereo, but not true surround). For the price, go buy a new one and move the old one into another room and use it as an .mp3 player amp.
128832
Yes, with TV ears -BUT: the earpieces tend to come apart & replacements are rather costly. Try not to drop the ears or they internal components may break & then new ears needed.
1023342
Yes. I connected the RCA jacks of the TV listener directly to my DVD player's audio output. Now the sound I get is completely independent of the volume I set on my TV as long as I'm watching through my DVD player.
1174192
Yes and know, adding speakers and perhaps your cable box and a DVD player is not hard (HDMI wires). The more important part is performing the calibration check which does check if you have the speaker wires correctly connected - can take a few tries but if patient, you can do it.
229468
Yes you can listen to the tv at the same time, if you like of course if not lower the tv down. The way it works is the tv volume can be super low to the point where you won't hear it but your husband with the headphones will hear it because it comes with its own volume control.