I want to send the audio wirelessly from my smart tv to me stereo receiver about 25 ft across the room. Will this work for that application and is the setup easy?
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I had trouble with this item. I never got it to set up. I sent it back, and am still waiting for the refund. I'd stay away from this one.....
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Yes, it is designed to do just that. Unfortunately, I could not got the one I purchased to work, so,I returned it. Of course, you may have no problems at all. Good luck!
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My set up is much further apart than yours so you should have no problems. Remember the transmitter unit has inputs for Digital fibre and co-ax, or phono/RCA connectors. The receiver unit has RCA/phono outputs. You will need a mains power socket and adapter at each end (iPhone/USB chargers worked for me), you will also need a USB to micro HDMI type cable to power the receiver end.
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The FiiO W1 transmitter has numerous inputs that make connections to your smart tv output a snap. The FiiO W1 receiver would then be connected to your audio receivers input RCA jacks marked aux. or tv input right and left. A clear line of sight between the two wireless FiiO units is helpful. Synch the two units following the supplied instructions and you ready to go.The sound quality is superb.Happy listening/watching,Dennis L.
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I bought this device for the same reason. I was able to plug it into the audio output on my Vizio TV and eventually paired it up with my bluetooth speaker. It did take some patience to pair this transmitter up with the speaker. The transmitter has to be fairly close to the speaker. I bought a longer audio cord to experiment with distance. The device works, but it has simple flashing light indicators. You might want to buy something more sophisticated, but this does work.
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Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!
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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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John,Your question based on the limited information provided, coupled together with trying acheive your intended result would be questionable. There are too many variables being introduced to attempt to achieve one intended result (in sync from multiple sources). Why not one audio source to multiple rooms of your home. If going wireless is the ultimate goal and you are a true audiphile, my opinion would be although wireless audio has made advances, it's not there yet.
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Technically you can but you would need to get a Bluetooth dongle. This dongle would attach to your TV audio out port and convert audio to Bluetooth wireless.
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You would need an Infra Red transmitter to work wirelessly. You can plug in to an audio output and be tied to a spot.
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My TV is not a 2013. Its a 50pk750. The wireless receiver uses an HDMI slot and a connection called wireless controler. I mounted the device which is the size of a portable hard drive to the back of my TV and I place the transmitter on my entertainment center just below the wall mounted TV. I had no signal issues and the 1080 was fine. I did not try sending signals accross the room or through a wall. Over all.... I think its great! Weither it word on your TV. IDK. Give it a try if you have the wireless input on the back. Its worth in my opinion.
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Yes......I use it to play my MP3 player thru a stereo receiver in another room. Except for occassional interference, it works perfectly.
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The only way you will be able to utilize the AV500 is in a hardwired manner. It does not rebroadcast WiFi signals. You would need a repeater for that purpose, providing the smart TV has Internal WiFi, which some do. Most have an Ethernet plug to attach your signal. The AV500 extends wired signals through your AC lines in the house. Kind of like stringing a really long CAT5/6 Ethernet cable through your house between your router to your TV. If you want to extend the range of your WiFi, use a TP-Link TL-WA854RE Range Extender (repeater) or one of it's brethren. There are several models depending on the data rate (speed) you desire. Funny, I just got one in the mail today. No kidding. So, no. It will not extend your WiFi. If I may make a suggestion, take a look at NewEggFlash today at a product called an Edimax CV-7438nDM Wireless Bridge Adaptor. It's an inexpensive little toy that you might find useful in the near future. Get one quick; it's only $20 w/free shipping. I ordered one today too. Recommendation: Plug your AV500's directly into the outlets and away from other things. They are allergic to power strips and they tend to get pretty warm from dealing with the AC electricity, ok. If for some reason they don't work, try a different outlet. They prefer being on the same wired circuit. I hope I helped.
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If you are going to make it a wired connection, yes. But if your smart TV is going to be a WiFi connection, get something else. The WiFi on this router doesn't have good range, and drops out constantly.
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No this is a analog system only, you would need a wireless system with an HDMI output, or a recevier with an HDMI output for the smart tv's. I bought this sround sound system for my computer, and it sounds great for the price, but cant hook it up to your smart tv
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So far I've been able to only get it to work within a room from one side to the other. I set up a test system between 2 rooms, and I got audio, but the video signal was not strong enough for the TV (LG) set to pick up. It works fine for my application, but what I need it for is pretty limited. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it works for your purpose. However, in order to transmit audio, your receiver needs to have coaxial/toslink audio output.
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this will work if you can reach your 'headphone' output from your computer to the RCA inputs on your stereo. But the length is only 25-feet...so it's not like you can run it across the room.
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This unit is for wired audio signals, not wireless, such as TV signals, analog or digital. You need a digital to analog TV convertor, which at one time was provided free, but no longer.
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Dear E. Thank you for your inquiry. It is possible to stream wireless audio into Zone 2. The only inputs that will not play through Zone 2 are those connected to the receiver only with HDMI or Digital audio cables(coax digital, optical). Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo