Does this require line-of-sight between earphones and transmitter ???
1302060
Yes they need to be in line of sight of the transmitter or they will not work. All infrared headphones work that way.
1013472
I haven't tried this with a bluetooth transmitter, it's really meant as a receiver for devices with built in bluetooth such as phones, tablets, and computers. I guess you could use it with a transmitter but that's not really the purpose of the device, plus I'm not sure how you would pair one to the other since they lack a screen to select the device etc. hope this helps
625485
I believe so. However, should use line-out of PC rather than the earphone socket.
722326
Not line of site. Works fine throughout my house as well as outside on the porch. I have Jam Plus speakers that I use with it. Haven't tried it in the receiver function but would assume it would work just as well depending on your source transmitter.
118185
Try pairing with your phone. If it shows as a headphone or receiver then you got the wrong product shipped to you. I purchased this and they shipped a receiver instead of a transmitter. Still trying to get my money back from this so that I can get a transmitter from a more competent vendor.
1407883
Regarding Sentry Wireless Headphones, I was never able to operate them successfully. Too much random static and random shifting from TV listening to a local FM station. After several weeks of experimentation and frustration, I gave up on them. I went back to Amazon and purchased a similar product called "myZones". The setup and operation were the same with the exception that these Wireless Headphones functioned properly, without static and without interference from local FM stations. Now for your question. The transmitter connects to my TV set through the RCA Audio Out connectors. In this situation, I am able to control both the TV volume and Headphone volume independently. However, I recently tried to set myZones up on my neighbors TV. Rather than RCA Audio Out connectors, they had a 3.5 jack labeled Head Phone. When I connected the transmitter using the appropriate adaptor, the normal TV sound shut off and I receive only sound transmitted wirelessly to the headphones. . Though I have not taken the time to research the situation, it appears the answer to your question may depend on the nature of the connector on your TV set. The Audio jack on the newer TV sets may anticipating the use of an external sound system to replace the TV's sound system. In this case a splitter may allow both the external sound system and the wireless headphones to be attached to the same jack.
2123640
It does not, however you can use a bluetooth transmitter to bridge the gap.
1742116
It may. However, expect interruptions in signal between your headphones and connecting device.
2105238
It seems to depend on distance. Within 20 feet of transmitter, none at all. At distances of 40 feet or more, sound can be intermittent, but little or no "hissing".
1396658
Yes. It has a standard 2.5mm connection (mono). I have used it many times with a wireless transmitter.
1033074
this is a Bluetooth receiver and not a transmitterthis item requires a Bluetooth phone or tablet to send sound to it - as it will replace your Bluetooth speaker or headset.
2137645
There are power wires for both the speaker and the transmitter. The transmitter also has a wire connected to the tv speaker output jack. So as long as you have an outlet near both devices you should be good
701686
Yes, the earphones sit in a cradle which is the transmitter. The cradle plugs into the sound jacks for external speakers on he back of the TV set. It's very simply. A caveat, my first set worked once or twice, then intermentenly. The earphones would not "synchronize" with the base unit. Fortunately I had the receipt and was able to exchange the unit. The new unit works fine and is a joy to listen to. It's very comfortable and had a good range of volume control.
1492172
This is a Bluetooth device and, as such, does not need line of site. In fact, you could transmit from a Bluetooth device in another room up to about 30 feet away. I have discovered that the device actually will pick up signals even further away but the actual distance depends on what objects, like walls, are between your device and the Nyrius.
490617
No, you can only use it with jack plug to earphone line then it will work perfectly
482019
Yes with audio cable. It uses a sensor to sense the speaker on the device, so it may not work properly if the device is not close enough.
1751600
Dont understand your question. There is a transmitter and A reciever if thats whst your asking...