I have a smart TV...does this gaming chair have bluetooth? How do you get the sound from the TV to chair
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Says wireless but thats false. You have to hook audio red/white to the chair itself. This versions blue tooth is actually a little lame box. You plug a double male from say your tablet to the box. Select a band 1-2-3 and select the same band on the chair to use the "wireless" all in all I am happy with the chair but the connectivity leaves a lot to be desired.
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The chair comes with a transmitter box, about the size of a deck of cards. Its called a TX box in the manual. You can plug it into your TVs audio component output jacks. (Cables included!) It then transmits audio to the chair. Its works good. But your TV needs RCA style component audio output.
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My kids have a PS4. I had to buy an optical converter that plugs into the wireless transmitter. Works great, bought the converter on Amazon. Kids love it. These are great quality chairs with very good sound. I do not think these chairs have bluetooth.
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Some TV's have an optical output, some have Stereo RCA (Red/White) outputs and some TV's have a 3.5mm plug (headphone jack). I personally haven't seen/heard of a TV that has bluetooth (or would stream its audio output through bluetooth) and the LG Soundbar only connects wirelessly through Bluetooth. If your TV has optical output then you can use the optical cable
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I'm assuming your using the stereo mini output from your TV into the speaker. Try toggling the M button on the speaker. There are 3 settings (Bluetooth, mini, and memory stick). You may also try your TV remote to be sure your assigned to the audio output mini jack on your TV. I hope this helps.
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I just searched the Emanual on the TV and it says that Bluetooth audio is only available with LED 6400 series and higher. The feature is called SoundConnect.
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Jeffrey is all right. If you do have a smart tv that it does have a Bluetooth connection, for sure you will be able to do so. It not go to best buy or a place you like and seek for Bluetooth connections via auxiliary so you can plug in into the device you want to listen to and the headphones will be competitive then.Regards.
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This tv doesn't have built in Bluetooth. I used a aux cable plug in to connect to my Bluetooth speaker but volume cannot be adjusted neither up or down.
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After looking at the TV settings, I don't see any direct bluetooth function...so I seriously doubt it. Hear is an idea for you though. The way I arranged my sound, is hooking up my Vizio Soundbar to the TV via the Optical Cable. The rest of Vizio surround system is wireless/bluetooth. So, I have my cell phone and other bluetooth devices linked to the soundbar instead, which is good because you wont even need to have the TV on, if you are linking your music device. Hope this helps.
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We plugged the wireless transmitter into the headphone jack on the television using the short green cord. Then select same channel on the transmitter and the chair. Best of luck!
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Hi Shauna, I'm not 100% sure but most likely not. What are you planning on using a wireless headset on a TV for?
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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 CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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hi claudine. sorry i never use it on the tv because we dont have bluetooth capable tv. we use it on the apple and android tablets and phones and its a ok.
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They are not bluetooth headphones as the audio information is connected to the tv with the supplied cables. You need a left and right audio output jack on the tv. The headphones use wireless from the control box to the headphones. You can also use this with a home stereo, iPod and even a laptop
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The chair is not compatible with ps4 or Xbox one but you can hook it up directly to the TV and it will work for anything which we prefer. It's awesome watching TV and movies with it in addition to games. It did have a wireless transmitter but does not vibrate
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Alright, so, this chair isn't compatible to the ps4 directly but you CAN make it WORK with it (i know, sounds a bit confusing). I didn't connect the xrocker to my ps4, but instead connected it to my DS4 controller. So basically I used an AUX CABLE, I connected it to the audio jack on my DS4 controller and to the "MP3 IN" jack on the xrocker...and BAM!!! Sounds everywhere!!! I hope this answers your question on the "does it work with the PS4" part.
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It is NOT Bluetooth. I think it might work with your tv but I am not sure since I have a different model. Please call Vizio customer care and they will confirm
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The one that I had included a box that you plug into your tv using a 3.5mm jack (headphone jack) then the box broadcast the signal to the chair. This way any sound through your tv can be heard through the chair.
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It has nothing to do with the system. It depends what connections you have from your TV. The audio output from your television will dictate if the chair is directly compatible. Newer TVs without analog (colored plug-in) output connections may require an adapter to support a digital audio connection. You plug the chair into your television, not the system. It does have a wireless option, however the adapter requires does run on batteries which deplete rather quickly. You can get an ac adapter for it, but that will cost extra. It does not have a vibration feature (unless you consider cranking the bass all the way up a vibration feature :-P ). It has nothing to do with the system. It depends what connections you have from your TV. The audio output from your television will dictate if the chair is directly compatible. Newer TVs without analog (colored plug-in) output connections may require an adapter to support a digital audio connection. You plug the chair into your television, not the system. It does have a wireless option, however the adapter requires does run on batteries which deplete rather quickly. You can get an ac adapter for it, but that will cost extra. It does not have a vibration feature (unless you consider cranking... » Read More It has nothing to do with the system. It depends what connections you have from your TV. The audio output from your television will dictate if the chair is directly compatible. Newer TVs without analog (colored plug-in) output connections may require an adapter to support a digital audio connection. You plug the chair into your television, not the system. It does have a wireless option, however the adapter requires does run on batteries which deplete rather quickly. You can get an ac adapter for it, but that will cost extra. It does not have a vibration feature (unless you consider cranking the bass all the way up a vibration feature :-P ). « Show Less