Can I listen to the TV at the same time my husband has his headphones on? Also, can the TV sound come back on without unplugging the headphones from the back?
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These phones do not plug into the TV. A transmitter plugs into the TV. Older TVs might disable the speakers if you plug the transmitter into the speaker output jacks. New TVs have separate output plugs for wireless phones. I have a late model flat screen TV that runs the speakers and the transmitter simultaneously and I can listen even when my wife mutes the sound during commercials.
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Yes, you can listen while your husband has the headphones on. The volume is not affected by the headphones.
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It may depend of whether you are using the TV connected to a Cable box or broadcast antenna and whether the TV has an audio output. If the TV is connected to a cable box, it usually has an separate audio connection which can connect directly to the headphone sender audio connection. Then the TV sound is unaffected. If you want the room silent you can turn the TV down or use the mute button.
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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.
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You can not only listen to but control your own level of sound without effecting his volume choice. Don't know the answer to your second question. My mother loves her headphones
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As I read the comments, it sounds as if Amazon has lumped the radio frequency (RF) model questions with the infrared (IF) model. Regarding the IF model, my wife and I each have a pair and we only use one IF transmitter.Regarding the TV sound, that depends more on your TV. If the audio out on the back of the TV is separate from the speaker volume, then yes. However, some TVs still shut off the speakers when anything is plugged into the headphone jack.
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The answer to both of these questions is yes. You definitely can continue to listen to the TV while someone has the headphones on. The headset controls its own volume. Because the headset controls its own volume, not the TV's, when you are finished using the headphones, you just put them on the base and you do not have to unplug anthing.
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sure.if the head phones are connected correctly, to block the sound simply mute the tv. leaving the tvun-muted allows the person with the head phones to listen as well as the other people in the room. since the head phones have thier own volume control, the volume can be adjusted to everyones sastifaction. i love these head phones.
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Yes, you can listen to the tv at the same time you husband has his headphones on. This is wonderful as the tv does not need to be full BLAST. Again, yes. Ours stays plugged in as the headset itself is wireless. Not need to unplug. We are just not able to "hear" DVDs blue ray or Netflix on our tv
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Turn the TV volume all the way up, and adjust the volume control on the headphone. Remember, when finished using the headphones turn the TV volume back down before disconnecting, otherwise the volume on the tv will blast you away.
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There should be a stereo audio jack on the tv for headphones connection. Just use it for the cable to the speaker unit. If it doesn't have a speaker jack then there should be some female rca audio output jacks on the back of the tv. If it doesn't have either of these then the only solution would be to connect wires to the tv speakers and run them to rca female connectors.
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All you have to do is connect the tv audio out to the audio (aux) input of the power amp and you can adjust the volume as you desire while listening to headphones at the same time :)
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Glad to help.I purchased this for my wife. She doesn't like having to wear ear plugs. We just use the speakers and it satisfies her needs. I thought it would be annoying for me to hear the combination of the TV and the wireless speakers, but it also helps me to understand the dialog.
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Only if you want to. I watch TV with the volume on the TV turned all the way down. At any point, with the TV remote, you can raise or lower the TV's volume. The headphones have their own volume controls. That's one of the things that makes them so awesome! :))
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headphones plugged into audio output on TV, so I wear headphones because I have hearing loss and wife adjust TV volume to suit her. Both work at the same time.
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On my hookup I control the volume seperatly on the TV and the TV Ears unit. Either one or both can be played at the same time. My hearing is not the best however the T v ears speaker is absolutely a god send for me. I have 2 of these units, one for the living room and one for the bedroom.
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yes both can hear the tv but if the person who is listening to the tv has the sound high the person with the headphones will hear a slight echo
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TV plug into Audio but then you are the only one that hear it through the head phones and if you plug to the back of your receiver where you can hear and another person sitting there can hear on tv plug into audio using the red and black or red and yellow cords that came with the head phones. if your getting static you need to push the button on the headphones and it should give you a good signal. If you have another headphone system too close to your tv then both headphones will only work off the main tv. My daughter has two pairs so she can listen to tv in her room with out us having to hear hers but she gets our signal because the receivers are too close together. They are great headphones you just need to move the transmitter and use the tuner.
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If you are alone, you can listen with your. Earphones with the TV on mute. If there are other people that would also like to listen, then just turn up the volume like normal and they can listen like normal. You do not have to make any changes. The volume of the earphones is independent of that of the TV. The quality of the sound with the earphones is unbelievable.
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Yes you can turn off the TV Ear and still hear the TV. This speaker is really a great product!
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Yes, everyone else can still hear the TV at their level of volume, while a person hard of hearing uses the headphones. When my dad, who is completely deaf in one ear and going deaf in the other, wheres these headphones, we're able to have the volume to half the level my dad would need it to hear. There is a separate volume control on the headphones themselves, that the wearer can use to adjust the volume. Also, my dad has the transmitter behind the TV, and still works great.
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I wanted to do the same. bought the headphones because I misunderstood this answer. called tech help. you can't do this if you have a newer model digital TV like I do. there is no audio output on the TV and my TV receiver system is wireless which also doesn't have an audio out. so I have to plug the receiver into my TV headphone outlet which means there is no sound other than what is coming from the headphone. so every time I watch the TV with my husband in bed and he falls asleep, I must get out of bed and plug in my headphones. (My TV has a DIGITAL audio out (USB port) which is NOT compatible with this headphone). also the cable is too short to put the receiver on my nightstand (need to purchase an extension)(still have to get in/out of bed to plug/unplug the audio cable) true in the morning too if you both want to wake up and both watch TV in the morning in bed
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Hi,Try turning up the tv volume (if you can control the tv's speakers to shut them off) and lowering the volume setting on the headphones.I've found that this approach decreases background noise.Michael
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some of the newer TV's have an audio setup option that allows both internal and external speakers to be used at the same time. that would allow you to use use headphone and provide the speakers for your wife. This would require however that you use the AV connection on the TV for the headphone receiver. If you use the headphone plug on TV I think you will find that it will shut off any internal or external sound except through the headphone unit. I hope this ifrmation will help you.
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If you have an audio out jack usually on the rear of any newer tv's the sound on the headphones and on the tv are independent. That means you can separately control the tv volume and the headphone volume so you can sit and listen to the tv at normal levels while the headphones can be cranked up as needed.If you use the tv's regular headphone jack you cannot independently control the volume. I have these hooked up as stated above for my 92 yr old mom and they work fine even if you mute the tv.