Can you hook up wireless headphones to this dvd
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it has several I/O connections on it. USB, 1/8" headset, 1/8" A/V out. If your headset uses any of these, it will work.
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I don't think so,since most wireless headphones use Bluetooth. This unit does not have Bluetooth. I don't have wireless headphones so I have not tried it.
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Unfortunately there aren't any wireless capabilities.. I use the cord that came with the headphone
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Yes you can. You will need to splice the connectors on your wires. the speakers do not have plain ends they have LG connectors. Do not buy this HT system it is very quirky and LG will not help me. When it does work it sounds great. the dvd portion stops playing and takes forever to restart. good luck
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If your TV has RCA type audio OUTPUTS you can connect there. You can also connect to the headphone jack with an adapter. When using the audio from the TV anything being viewed on the set will be heard on the sound system. dvd, cable, satellite or over the air.If there are no audio outputs from your TV the unit has two inputs that can be attached to dvd or cable box.
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Hi Linda J NcCrerey,Yes, you can use a wireless headphones in this TV. Please use either of the 2 ports. Audio Out for Headphones or Audio Out L/R (VAR/FIX). Thanks. >Joffrey
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This receiver doesn't have wireless capabilities but, it does have a USB port on the front panel and I know that there are headphones that are wireless with a USB adapter. So, that could be an option for you. I am very happy with the receiver
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I know this question is dated. However this unit can be attached to a sound bar which in turn could have either a wireless or wired subwoofer.
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You can use them both wire and wireless. The cord is included with the headphones. You still need to charge them though.
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There's a plug so you can use it with anything that has a headphone jack. If the computer has Bluetooth, then yes, you can use it wirelessly
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It has an AUX in jack which can use your headphone output. You can also play to it wirelessly using Apple AirPlay from iTunes on windows or mac. There are also AirPlay software available to play from other sources wirelessly (windows media, pandora, etc)
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I don't have wireless headphones to try, but I guess it will work, good luck :-)
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You do need to use headphones. That is the only way our DVD player has been used. Have never tried any kind of speaker system so can't really respond regarding that way of listening.
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It has a standard plug that goes directly into my computer that I use it with, so I don't think so, but it will depend on the DVD player headphone input.
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Hi D,Yes. What I did was purchase a few items: 1) an HDMI splitter to split the signal coming from the Receiver: one output goes to the TV, the other goes to to 2) an HDMI converter that converts HDMI to analog. This device has a headphone output which I send to the wireless headphone set. That did the trick.
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It does not have wireless headphones with it. I suppose if you had an adapter that was attached to it to make it useful with wireless it could work but there is nothing that comes with it that allows it to send out a signal that can be heard wirelessly.
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if you want to hear the best sound from then yes you can plug your dvd into the speakers.