Will these work with a PS3 to watch blueray movies? Can they be used without cutting out the volume on the PS3 or receiver on TV. Hard of hearing,but
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We use them with all type of movies, DVD, Bluray and we can have the other volume on for people to listen to and at the same time have the headphones working. We had to replace the charging cable a while back and the company got it right out to us.
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We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it... » Read More We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. « Show Less
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I have a PS3 that is connected to my TV with HDMI. The TV outputs audio to the transmitter of these headphones, and I can hear them. Quality of sound isn't perfect, but it works fine for late night gaming. If your TV has 3.5mm output, or RCA output (white and red connections), then you're good to go. Remember, even when using hdmi, the PS3 can output via toslink or the old school PS2 connector thing.
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I don't have a PS3, but according to the internet there is nothing special about the ps3 bluetooth setup so they should work.
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Hi Micayla, I am not sure about this. I don't have a PS3. Does the PS3 have bluetooth built in? if so it should work. For stereos or devices that do not have bluetooth, there are bluetooth transmitters you can plug into your device's headphone jack, which will transmit the sound to the headphones. (You can search on Amazon for transmitters . . . most are under $30).
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You would have to purchase a sound bar or similar product and connect them using the digital audio out on the back of the TV using a fiber optic cord. The Bose Cinemate series 2 would be a good example. I have the Bose solo. It sounds just as good and it only 3 or 400 bucks.
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I hooked up a blueray dvd player and surround speakers to my receive and they work perfectly. there are 4 hdmi connections to connect your blueray/dvd player, a game player, sat/cable, and video. there is another hdmi that connects the sony to your tv.
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I hooked them up to my ps3 but I used a usb adapter to plug them in. Something like this will let you use the mic: Sabrent USB 2.0 Virtual External 7.1 Surround Sound Adapter (USB-AUDD)I also used 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Jack Audio Video Cable 1.5M to get the sound from the tv to the headphones because I don't think it came through the headphone slot on the adapter for some reason.
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You know, i havent tried to connect them to my PS3. If I can remember to do so, ill test it and get back with you here.
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THey are not HDMI compatible. You'd need an audio HDMI converter to hook them up to your TV.
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Does your blu ray player have the setting for the Audio Out set as Optical Cable. I know my PS3 Has the Video out as HDMI, and Audio Out as Optical. So Basically Same set up as you, but no HDMI from Home Theater to TV as I use my PS3 to play DVD's.
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I've actually never used the for that because i have turtle beach headsets, but i believe if they actually connect to the ps3 then they'll do great. The sound from them are pretty good for the price. They're no BEATS but they still sound good for more then 3/4 cut off the price.
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Yes, they work very well with the ps4.*For full PS4™ compatibility you will need to PS4™ System Software Update 1.50 and have stereo output connection from TV or audio receiver for game audio.
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I have the Sony DBR-50 Blue tooth head phones. They Work with the PS3. I can't say about this pair.
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I haven't used these with my TV but I suppose you could as they have analogue and digital inputs. It might be a pain though as you have to adjust the volume from the speaker. Plus with these monitors it's garbage in, garbage out. They are supposed to be near field so the sound you get from your television might not sound so great and might not be worth the investment. They can get loud for sure though.
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Question for any of you on here:I have the tv, and I just got a PS3. Thing is, for some reason I can't seem to get the PS3 to output dolby surround or dts. I'm running an HDMI cable from the PS3 into the HDMI 2 port on the tv. Then I'm running a fiber optic digital cable from the tv into my little mini receiver -- I have a set of Logitech THX 5.1 speakers. I can get the PCM Stereo on DVDs and BluRay discs, but not surround. I know it's not an issue from the TV to the receiver, because I still get dolby surround on TV shows that have it. I've also tried adjusting setting on the PS3. Any advice? Question for any of you on here:I have the tv, and I just got a PS3. Thing is, for some reason I can't seem to get the PS3 to output dolby surround or dts. I'm running an HDMI cable from the PS3 into the HDMI 2 port on the tv. Then I'm running a fiber optic digital cable from the tv into my little mini receiver -- I have a set of Logitech THX 5.1 speakers. I can get the PCM Stereo on DVDs and BluRay discs, but not surround. I know it's not an issue from the TV to the receiver, because I still get dolby surround on TV shows that have it. I've also tried adjusting setting on the... » Read More Question for any of you on here:I have the tv, and I just got a PS3. Thing is, for some reason I can't seem to get the PS3 to output dolby surround or dts. I'm running an HDMI cable from the PS3 into the HDMI 2 port on the tv. Then I'm running a fiber optic digital cable from the tv into my little mini receiver -- I have a set of Logitech THX 5.1 speakers. I can get the PCM Stereo on DVDs and BluRay discs, but not surround. I know it's not an issue from the TV to the receiver, because I still get dolby surround on TV shows that have it. I've also tried adjusting setting on the PS3. Any advice? « Show Less
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Not sure. To be honest I only get really great sound when I'm playing a blueray disc. For just tv they sound decent but not as dynamic. Has more to do with the source than the speakers though.
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It probably depends on the TV. I use mine with my DirecTV and the volume is not cut off. I need to turn down the TV volune to stop hearing it. You can tell just by plugging in standard head phones or earbuds. These headphones will work the same.