Is this compatible with my TV? I need to NOT disturb my husband when he is reading.
2029929
I'm sorry, I have no idea. They work with computers, the Nintendo DS and iPods, in our experience.
2029930
Not compatible with my TV. There are some wireless headphones specfically made forTv watching maybe you should look into those
2029931
It is a standard ear phone jack so check your TV to make sure it has a spot for that. Also make sure you can be relatively close to your TV. Not much cord comes with the head phones
1972314
It connects through USB and 3.5mm stereo audio. So if your TV does not have either of those, I think you might be out of luck. Even if it did, I'm not one hundred percent positive that it would be compatible. It is a little small for a TV anyways, I use mine for my desktop, and its perfect size for that. I believe that you will be dissapointed with the product, albeit a good product, if you used it with your TV. There are some much better options for sound bars for the TV, probably for only 40 bucks more. Sorry I couldn't be of more help! Good luck!
444164
Definitely not for the TV. For the computer, I am not sure. Look at the specs for this headphone connector, then look at the specs for your computer headphone jack. That will tell you if they are compatible. Hope this helps.
1460824
It is compatible with mine, yes. You will have to read instructions on how to sync it with tv, though.
2103864
no this is in place of hearing aids. My mom went through 3 pairs of very expensive hearing aids. This has a microphone you talk into... not sure if it would work next to a tv speaker or not. My mom passed away this year and I donated it to the assisted living she was living at.
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
1258100
Yes, no problem. You can also put the TV on mute and the sound will only come from the speakers
975090
I would think that it would be compatible. However, we have it connected to an older TV that is not HD. Sorry I wasnt of much help!
961140
Yes, it is the right device. But, your TV must have a way to get the music audio to the transmitter. TV must have either a headphone jack or audio output jacks.
181925
try this with your TV.......http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00713RSE0/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&p;sc=1 That's what I use with bluetooth headphones so I don't disturb my neighbors in my apartment.
229468
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.
735264
My speakers and headset responds the same as yours by not muting with the TV. It actually even keeps working (broadcasting the station) when the TV is off. I have the unit connected directly to the "Cable Box" and not the TV Unit.
910457
There is a volume control, if your TV has a mini headphone jack you should be able to connect using it.
2133028
My knee-jerk is NO. The TV is what will determine whether it will work or not. The newer devices have the encryption software built into them and you need a tv that can understand the code. Just converting the signal is not enough and it will not strip the encryption.
229467
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.
428012
Sounds like maybe your input is on the wrong setting? My tv connects through an optical cable, so unless I chose the optical input, I won't hear it. Check your inputs and if that doesn't help re-check your connections.
608340
Yes, it works great. The only way I can hear the TV. I have two base stations. one at the treadmill another in the family room. Phonak hearing aid for one ear and a cochlear implant for the other. It's best if your TV has a headphone jack. R.M. Maryland