I have Aluratek Bluetooth headset. If I plug this AIS01F into my TV's headphone jack, can I listen to all things connected to my TV on the headset?
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The Aluratek AISO1F is a Bluetooth receiver. What you need is a Bluetooth transmitter. Something like this GOgroove BlueSENSE TRM Audio Streaming Bluetooth Transmitter with 3.5mm AUX Connection - Works with Apple , Samsung , Sony and More . If you plug this to your TV headphone output you can listen to your TV on a Bluetooth enabled headphone
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Aluratek has launched the ABT01F which is a Bluetooth Transmitter version which will allow you to bluetooth enable your TV via the headphone jack or the included RCA (Red/White) cable adapter. Search for it by the model number. The AIS01F will not support this application as it is a receiver not a transmitter.
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I don't think so. AIS01F is a receiver, not a transmitter. It receives signals via BT and outputs through the audio jack. For instance, my car does not have BT streaming I connect the AIS01F to the AUX Audio IN so I can stream audio from my Phone to the car audio system.
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No. Unless TV has built-in bt, you need separate BT transmitter to plug into TV headphone jack, or explore some other connection options in case TV doesn't have headphone output either.
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If your tv has a headphone jack on in, you can plug the transmitter part of this item into it & it'll work, completely wireless. I currently have mine plugged into my tv & can walk around the house with the headset on & still listen to my tv programs or whatever it is I have going on my tv.
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This worked for me also. I accidentally missed step 3, but it found the headset anyway. I had trouble getting it to connect (right click on headset in bluetooth device menu -> Control then pushing the connect button), but after a couple off/on cycles of the headset and hitting the connect button after turning on, it finally connected and now I have music playing. Thanks to OP for solution.
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The answer to both of these questions is yes. You definitely can continue to listen to the TV while someone has the headphones on. The headset controls its own volume. Because the headset controls its own volume, not the TV's, when you are finished using the headphones, you just put them on the base and you do not have to unplug anthing.
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this device is a receiver. a bluetooth receiver. If your tv transmits bluetooth, this device can receive it and you could listen with headphones wirelessly.
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Are you sure? I have a Samsung TV, it only mentions SPDIF (digital) audio output in the manual, but it works. An easy way to test it is to just plug any old set of headphones into the jack and see if you can hear it.
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Yes. You can put it in the transmit mode, plug it into the TV's headphone out, and pair it with your Bluetooth headset.
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Hello! As long as your TV has bluetooth functionality, the headphones will work with your TV. Thank you!
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It works fine with my Sony BlueTooth headphones. It took a few tries to get the red/blue pairing lights so it would pair with the headphones, but they did pair. Just carefully follow the pairing instructions included with the device and once paired you can plug the iClever into your audio output on the TV.
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I don't know. I connected it to one TV and one headset. It seems each time you turn the TV off, the Bluetooth device will turn off its broadcast as well.
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This only outputs audio. There is no HDMI out port. To do that you would need an HDMI splitter, and run 1 to the TV and the other to the audio extractor. If you do that, then yes, you can plug headphones into this.
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I have 2 of these types of headsets and connecting to a TV is not trivial. At least one trip to Radio Shack will be required. If you send your TV make and model to me, I can review output connection type and recommend best solution. My email address is derek_dwyer2@msn.com, Cheers,
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The AV connectors on your TV are inputs. You need sound output on the TV. In my case I have red/white audio out. You can use the enclosed 3.5 splitter to plug into a headphone jack, but the volume will be low. That might be okay for Bluetooth headphones. If your TV has only optical audio out get a different Bluetooth transmitter.
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If your TV supports Bluetooth, than the Create headset should work without a problem. Bluethooth-Standard is everywhere the same!
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If your TV does not have bluetooth, these will not work with it. If your TV has USB ports, though, you may be able to purchase a bluetooth adapter for the TV and plug it into the USB port. Then you would be able to connect bluetooth devices like these headphones to your TV. You'd have to check with the manufactuer of your TV to know if this is an option for you or not.
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Nope, if your tv does not have bluetooth this product will not work. Try instead buying a wireless headphones using infrared signal.