Can this device attach to a TV to make a TV bluetooth enabled to pair with bluetooth speakers?
1036155
Yes, I am using it in this mode. Of course you have to have a headphone jack or separate audio out on the tv to plug the device into.
1036156
My husband brought it for me, andhe said yes it could be used for that also
1036157
yes, I am currently using this product just like what you asked. It works fine with BOSE bluetooth headphone.
1036158
Yes it can. There is an adaptor you may need that has a female pin end for the transmitter to plug into and two RCA jacks to plug into your tv. My tv doesn't have any audio output holes so I plugged it into my cable box instead. Works beautifully.
1036159
It can be connected directly to the audio output of your TV. I use it to connect to a bluetooth headset. So yes it should work with bluetooth speakers also. But I was not able to get it to connect to my laptop, android or ipad devices. Do be aware there will be about a half-second or so audio delay (lag) between the TV's actual audio and the speakers. If you don't try to lip-read you will soon not pay much attention to the delay.
1646994
If the TV has bluetooth, probably would work that way. It also has an aux headphone jack, so if you get the right cable for audio out from your tv, say rca to stereo headphone then it would work.
572033
Well, if your television has bluetooth capabilities it should work. It has wonderful sound quality, but is quite small, compact, but if you need another source of audio for your television, and your television has bluetooth, go for it!
1552817
The SoundLink can be connected via a stereo eighth inch cable to the aux input, but we do not recommend connecting via Bluetooth, if available on your television, because of audio/video syncing issues.
959185
If your Tv has Bluetooth yes!!!! If not, your going to have to buy an Bluetooth audio transmitter that will plug into one of your Audio ports on your TV!! hope this helps
1046948
The owners manual states it will connect to tvs that have "SoundShare". I don't know if this feature is offered by more manufacturers than Samsung. It's their name for a bluetooth profile, but what that profile is,I don't know.
2177856
Disclaimer: I have not connected a bluetooth-capable TV to the system. When you do connect the speakers via bluetooth, you can still control the incoming volume of the source device. In this case, it will depend on what controls are available on the TV when sharing a bluetooth connection. In contrast, it is possible that the TV bluetooth connection operates like a simple "Audio Out" where the "output volume level" may be controlled via the TV settings.
262199
Doubtful. I'm no TV expert, but I know with computers, you'll need drivers. The operating system on a computer (whatever it may be) needs drivers for the Bluetooth adapter/dongle. I assume it's the same way with TVs. The TV won't know what it is you connected and without knowing what it is, it can't tell you there's a Bluetooth adapter there.
1909836
No, this device needs an analog, as in "headphone", output. Look for a Bluetooth transmitter that has an input for digital audio, either coax or optical if that is the only output you have on TV. I did not find any in a quick search. Another option is to convert digital audio back to stereo analog audio out with a device like the OREI DA21 optical SPDIF/Coaxial digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio converter with Headphone/Speaker output. Use the convertor to get analog audio, plug the IC-BTT01 into OREI DA21 headphone jack . This is a little too complicated in that you must power the converter and charge the transmitter. If you have digital audio out, then there is a good chance that you have at least RCA jacks out from the TV that are analog. Use these connections with an RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack adapter cable directly to the IC-BTT01. You may have to go into the TV menu for sound and enable the sound out as well as set it to "fixed" (versus variable) out. Good luck
910457
There is a volume control, if your TV has a mini headphone jack you should be able to connect using it.
1646995
It depends on how you want to use it. If you want to connect directly to the TV and it has a headphone jack, the answer is yes. If you want to connect wirelessly the answer is no, since Tvs lack a Bluetooth output.
421499
Only if the TV has Bluetooth, if it does you should be able to pair the keyboard with your TV.
420158
Unfortunately not. To do so you need a bluetooth transmitter, this device is a bluetooth receiver.
1980448
As long as your television has a bluetooth it will connect. Just make sure that the speaker isn't too far away, the signal has a hard time when there is a wall in the way. You would need to make sure that there is a kind of line of sight for it to work correctly.
1580896
No but you can buy a bluetooth transmitter/receiver to connect your tv to your stereo
1943010
I cannot say for sure if it will link to all TV's equipped with Bluetooth. If your TV's Bluetooth is capable of connecting to Bluetooth headsets I would guess yes as this speaker has linked to every other Bluetooth device I have and played perfectly, except my Apple TV module which only links to a wireless keyboard and I don't think is designed for Bluetooth audio transmission. If your TV Bluetooth can link to any speaker I'm sure it will link to this one. There is also an audio input jack than can be used for a wired connection.
1015167
Not sure, but I suppose if the TV supports bluetooth audio, it should work fine.