I have a samsung smart tv. I also have ordered a bluetooth transmitter.Can i use these speakers with that set up ?This is for bedroom and we want to keep the volume low so our neighbors are not disturbed I have a samsung smart tv. I also have ordered a bluetooth transmitter.Can i use these speakers with that set up ?This is for bedroom and we want to keep the volume low so our neighbors... » Read More I have a samsung smart tv. I also have ordered a bluetooth transmitter.Can i use these speakers with that set up ?This is for bedroom and we want to keep the volume low so our neighbors are not disturbed « Show Less
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I hope your bluettoth transmiter has an option to select to which device to connect, because it may happen that transmiter confuse the connection. I use these speakes in my car and with my phone there pretty fine.
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I haven't tried using my speakers with a TV, but using them with other Bluetooth gadgets generally works great-sometimes they don't sync with my tablet, but that could be my tablet and not the speakers. However, they are powerful speakers! The volume kicks higher than my tablet or smartphone! I use them to play music when I workout, and sometimes lower the volume so I will not bother the neighbors. My only negatives are that one speaker stopped working the other day-- and I can't seem to get it working again!!-and the charging cable is way too short.
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I agree with the other comment. If possible, pair with another device to ensure that it is not the speakers. I love these speakers :>
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I connect wirelessly to my Samsung smart tv but as you know samsung has the (ready-share). The subwoofer is wireless and can be put anywhere there is an outlet. But the sound bar gets plugged into your tv through hdmi. Or you can connect wirelessly through Bluetooth . Hope that helps
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It all depends on the Smart TV that you're using. Check the input of the Smart TV you have in mind and make sure there is an audio in. An additional concern would be if you have enough output for a Karaoke performance. Meaning it would be best to tie this into an amplifier that is also channeling the music for the Karaoke system.
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Shouldn't be a problem. If there is a set top box in the room, just plug the transmitter in the audio out slots. (You'll get better sound.) If there is no set top box, plug the transmitter into the audio out slots on the back of the TV. Have a good vacation.
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A.K. Oh sorry we hooked the speakers up thru our direct tv box so yes the tv speakers worked but they are not good speakers so we put the tv on mute and only listened to the sound bar as it has a much better sound. that is the reason we ordered the sound bar. we did try to hook up the sound bar on the back of the tv audio output but then nothing worked. the tv has a very poor speaker system tv is a Hisence and it does not have very good features either. would never recommend that tv. Also the sound bar would not work if we put it thru the tv audio out and used the tv with a antenna. hope this is helpful. A.K. Oh sorry we hooked the speakers up thru our direct tv box so yes the tv speakers worked but they are not good speakers so we put the tv on mute and only listened to the sound bar as it has a much better sound. that is the reason we ordered the sound bar. we did try to hook up the sound bar on the back of the tv audio output but then nothing worked. the tv has a very poor speaker system tv is a Hisence and it does not have very good features either. would never recommend that tv. Also the sound bar would not work if we put it thru the tv audio out and used the tv with a antenna. hope... » Read More A.K. Oh sorry we hooked the speakers up thru our direct tv box so yes the tv speakers worked but they are not good speakers so we put the tv on mute and only listened to the sound bar as it has a much better sound. that is the reason we ordered the sound bar. we did try to hook up the sound bar on the back of the tv audio output but then nothing worked. the tv has a very poor speaker system tv is a Hisence and it does not have very good features either. would never recommend that tv. Also the sound bar would not work if we put it thru the tv audio out and used the tv with a antenna. hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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I don't know, but I am trying the something with my Samsung smart TV. As for pairing when I use this with my computer pairing is simple with my " audio 66" Bluetooth headset. My TV has a processor, so I am tying to load drivers, no luck yet. If you have any ideas, buzz me Leon
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Dear Mark, Thanks so much for your inquiry. The Bluetooth feature is there for you to be able to stream music from a portable device such as a smartphone or laptop. To play sound from your TV or DVD player you can connect via Digital Optical audio cable or standard RCA audio cables, depending on what features are available on your television. Please let me know if I can answer any additional questions for you! Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to... » Read More I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. « Show Less
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The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the... » Read More The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. « Show Less
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I am using it with Samsung smart TV without any problem. On the setup I selected the Onkyo brand from the list and now it is working control by the TV smart remote system (just on/off, the volume should control by its own remote). I am not sure that the Vizio have this feature or not. Please ask Google.
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volume will not be louder but sound quality? Hell yes. Use the Vizio speakers and the HT12B together if you can. Some hookup methods will allow tv remote to mute both speaker sets, others will mute only tv speakers as mine does. I use minor volume on the HTB with maximum bass. This way I get better directional sound and a much fuller bass, but when muting a tv ad the volume is minimal. Cheers
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Hi Dan D. Thanks for the question. Seeing as this is a Bluetooth device, that is the only way to connect to it. Smart or wifi is not what is needed. A Bluetooth transmitter is what you will need to connect to the TV to get the performance you desire. It is a small device that is easy to connect to the speakers. It sends the signal wirelessly to the speakers. Hope this helps. Contact AV-Express with more questions.
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Hi.Just make sure that the original lenses for your Samsung TV works with infrared.I doubt it, as i know Samsung 3D HDTVs lenses works with bluetooth. Confirm this with the model of your TV.
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I doubt it. To find out try connecting any two bluetooth devices to your phone and see if that works. If it does then maybe this will but I don't think so. Word of caution. These speakers are GREAT.... IF your device is in the same room. If not I would recommend looking elsewhere or asking what others think. Hope that helps.
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If your TV has an audio output jack, you can get a cable, and probably an adapter, and connect it to the Pyle transmitter shown, then pair a bluetooth speaker with it (or bluetooth earbuds, headphones, etc.).The only problem I had with mine was after a very short time, maybe a month, my Pyle transmitter would not charge, so if I want to use it, I have to keep it plugged in so it has juice. Other than that, it works fine.
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I have the same issue. However, I think it may be an issue with the Samsung TV and not the Bluetooth transmitter.