Can this be used as follows: audio out from DVD; audio out from cable; and then plugging in a mini-jack from a wireless transmitter.
2016423
You would also need an RCA to mini-jack converter. This device has 2 RCA in and 1 RCA out, very simple.
2016424
You mean in reverse fashion? I cannot see why you wouldn't be able to do that... I'm doing something similar and it works fine for me! I've been doing this for years without any problems. I am hooked up with both separate phono out and tape out to a single audio stereo in port. I just switch between the two when I need either.
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.
730421
Have not tried that but I don't think it will work. This is an output device not input.
2231959
Does your cable box have an optical out? If so you might be able to use that as your output to the sound bar.
903543
I think it might be pluggable into a USB port. But yeah, these wireless cans depend on the transmitter unit.
553936
Yes you can hook this unit up to almost any device that has audio outputs - TVs, MP3 players, CD Players. Either using RCA cords or mini jacks. It does it all.
1262040
The unit has both audio and video input and output so I would say yes. I sometime use it as a source to transfer DVD material to a new DVD
2059898
If you have more than one speaker output, you have to pick one and use it. I had to go to Radio Shack and get and adapter to go from the lug type out puts to the mini plug on the transmitter. It works great! Good luck!
997574
Audio out on any system will work. You may need a spliter. One into two. Pretty cool.
1157822
Yes you can. It's identified as 'External Digital Audio In (Optical)' on page 11 of the user manual, and on the back of the unit. It's a square receptacle.
500772
What about using a wireless transmitter, if you don't have an AUX jack in the car?
936690
Doubt it. There's a non-standard audio connection used. Looks like a VHS-S connector, wi-fi to subwoofer.
1137028
Put the small cord that is atached in audio on back of tv and other end in the computer
2109960
yes. I'm currently using that cable on the out port instead. Aside note about this device, I would, first check that your TV has audio sync (delay) control. This transmitter does not have any options, so I had an issue where audio preceded video in transmitter mode. Also in either transmitting or receiving mode, it has a tiny memory buffer so if your receiving BT device is not line-of-sight, there are gaps and pops if someone even walks in between the devices.
34692
Yes you can!!! That was how I was using it before I recieved cable. Now I am using it wireless!!!
857642
sure you can, but the audio out of the TV is limited to the built in speakers or a mini headphone jack. I have had problems with a hum in the background when I plug the mini jack out into my stereo auzillary in. I just run the sound out of my laptop now to the stereo. That works perfectly! :)
542647
If your TV, DVD, Blue Ray has a mini-plug audio outlet, I suppose it would be possible using the speaker's "aux in". However my experience with this tower is that the built-in TV speaker has better sound.