Does this work directly plugged into a smart tv and/or samsung blu ray device? Plan on saying toodles to cable
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I don't have a smart tv. I bought it for my laptop but it is not compatible so I don't use it
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yes , i used in Samsung Smart tv, and is a piece of sh........... don,t respond to my movements and the coursor goen in all directions.
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I don't have mine hooked up to a Smart TV. I did not have the regular connection on my TV as most did, very limited including no option for RCA. I had mine hooked up from my Television Audio Out, headphone jack to RCA Jack input on the unit. You have to kind of look around for how you want to connect it to your TV First. This is not made for modern Televisions unless you do your homework and procure the correct wires ahead of time. Mine was solved with a trip to Radio Shack.
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I guess They only can be plugged on the blue ray device. I've never tried doing so directly to the TV set.
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I have it hooked to my Samsung smart TV. Although I have it hooked via the fiber optic connection wire that comes with the sound bar. You should have a port on the back of your TV exclusively for this. When I want to hook up the Bluetooth feature via my phone let's say, I just did a search and paired it. Once paired with said device it should connect easily from then on. I guess more to your question though. ..I have not Bluetoothed it to the TV. I'm sure there's a way. I'm just not sure if it works the same as connecting the other stuff like phones..etc.
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Jeff, my Samsung does not have analog hook-up; only digital. So, mine does not work with the smart TV's either.They say to buy a digital to analog wire. Best by said that they don't carry that but I might be able to find one on line.Haven't done that yet. Good luck
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I don't know, but I am trying the something with my Samsung smart TV. As for pairing when I use this with my computer pairing is simple with my " audio 66" Bluetooth headset. My TV has a processor, so I am tying to load drivers, no luck yet. If you have any ideas, buzz me Leon
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No, it will work directly through your Bluetooth connection from your device but you can use a cable if you want to
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Ive gotten this to work with everything but my smart tv. For a tv you will need to get one that is wireless, not bluetooth
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I can't speak for this Blu Ray specifically but found from other forums that this Rosewill wireless adapter ($25) instead of $50 for the Samsung one supposedly works with the samsung tv's and blu rays http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166025It does work for my Samsung 40" flatscreen.
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I gotta be honest, I don't have a smart tv so I can't answer this question. All I did was buy an hdmi cable and plug it right in to my flat screen though.
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I'm not sure as I don't have a Samsung Smart TV. It says in the description that it works for all devices that allows a bluetooth keyboard. I'm sorry I can't tell you for sure whether it will work.
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The IOGEAR Bluetooth adapter doesn't work without installing the software from a disk included in the package, if your TV had a way to install software and a USB port then it might work, otherwise, no.
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Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is in itself a wonderful device (when you turn it on you can hear angels sing). Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is... » Read More Yes it should work with any TV that has an HDMI port, however... I didn't think it worked that well, and I generally like Netgear stuff and thought these guys know wireless it should be a no-brainer, but... meh. I recently bought (from Amazon) a Blue Ray DVD player (Samsung BD-F5900 3D Wi-Fi) for $98, because I wanted to upgrade my DVD. I didn't even realize it had Wi-Fi (so why are you taking advice from me?). Wi-Fi in this unit works very well and there is one less remote. Also this unit (and not the Netgear device) can be controlled via a Logitech universal programmable remote, which is in itself a wonderful device (when you turn it on you can hear angels sing). « Show Less
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Does this work with a cable input and a digital antenna -- those 2 different inputs -- into a smart TV. (Thank you Keith for the answer, but I was interested in whether cable input and antenna input work).
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Had the same issue with my Bly Ray and it ended being the settings in the Bly Ray to accept a smart TV. Different cable shouldn't fix it but it is an option. I have seen older receivers have issues sometime with these new smart TV's
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Thanks for the try. I simply wanted to know at what standard the smart TV with its built-in "Smart" connection to the interent communicated with the cable system.