Can I use this transmitter with a plasma TV that has a USB input linking w/ Creative D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker? Lets remember that a TV is NOT a PC. I want to link the transmitter with the D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker so I can carry the speaker around in my apt when listening either to shows or music from cable, portably and wirelessly from room to room. Can I use this transmitter with a plasma TV that has a USB input linking w/ Creative D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker? Lets remember that a TV is NOT a PC. I want to link the transmitter with the D80... » Read More Can I use this transmitter with a plasma TV that has a USB input linking w/ Creative D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker? Lets remember that a TV is NOT a PC. I want to link the transmitter with the D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker so I can carry the speaker around in my apt when listening either to shows or music from cable, portably and wirelessly from room to room. « Show Less
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I would say no or it depends. My TV this would not work because it would not recognize this device. My USB port on my tv is mean for reading a USB jump drive with pictures and video and such and is not meant for audio transmission. However yours might. The TV manual may help determining this. But I can't say I even tried to do this, but I'll confirm what I think is true for my situation.
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I have the Creative Inspire S2 wireless speakers, they perform really well and come with a transmitter. I ordered this transmitter because according to it's description it is supposed to be optimized for audio. But it did not work. It wouldn't pair with the speakers, or anything else. I returned it for a refund. I have an HP Compaq running XP Pro. I don't know if the transmitter was defective, or if it just wouldn't work with my system.
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There are power wires for both the speaker and the transmitter. The transmitter also has a wire connected to the tv speaker output jack. So as long as you have an outlet near both devices you should be good
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No, because most USB port in TV is only for input such as pictures stored on a flash drive. TV itself must support Bluetooth profiles such as A2DP/AVRCP and most of them don't.
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No, your tv does not have to have Bluetooth capability. If you want that capability you'll need to purchase a Wireless Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter or use cables. My transmitter worked OK but you need to be aware that some transmitters delay the sound a 1/2 second or so because of the time it takes to convert the sound from your RCA/USB ports on your tv to your Bluetooth device.
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Hi there, unfortunately it appears that most TVs don't recognize USB adapters unless the manual says that it does. I actually tried it on my Samsung TV and it didn't recognize the dongle at all. The USB port on your TV is most likely only to allow you to access USB storage (ie. a flash drive). This particular dongle needs Windows 8/7/Vista to support it so that your device can download the proper drivers that it needs and configure the right bluetooth profile so that you are able to pair devices. You may want to consider looking into wireless TV headphones instead. Hope that helps.
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The USB port is probably an input. You have to buy a bluetooth transmitter, they're pretty cheap, to use these on a tv.
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I ordered the Pioneer SE-DIR800Cs based on this post because I have a 58" plasma TV. I had problems with a HotLink Pro for my remote due to IR noise. Unfortunately the headphones didn't work well for me when the scene on the TV became bright. I would get signal breakup until the brightness died down. The manual states that this unit shouldn't be used in a plasma system.Don't assume that you will be immune to plasma IR noise.
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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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This Creative Bluetooth Audio USB Transmitter is use to transmit signal to the Creative Bluetooth Speaker.If you are asking me, If this Creative Bluetooth USB Transmitter works, when you plug it in the Smart TV(Panasonic ST50)Pretty Much "NO"
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I have the same question - has someone tried to connect their TV's optical output to this device's SPDIF input? Please please, someone let me know.
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@Michael D Swearingen,I'm sorry but no. The only WiFi adapter that will work with any TV, Blu-Ray Player, printer, (any non-computer) is the proprietary adapter from the company that makes that device. This adapter is not designed to work with any TV's USB port.Thanks,Medialink Customer Support856-216-8222Tue-Sat 9am to 6pm Easternsupport@medialinkproducts.com
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Thanks for the reply JT.Let me rephrase the question. Plasma TVs are well known to cause mild to severe interference to the operation of IR extender/emitter system. TV itself can be operated with the remote without problems. It is the target/receiver of the extender system that gets drowned in the plasma TV's IR storm and stops responding to the remote control. IR extender from CTG did not work well in my room due to the presence of plasma TV.Some extenders are known to have overcome this interference. So I wanted to know if this extender from Logitech works well in the presence of plasma TV or not. Please chime in with your experience with this issue. Thanks for the reply JT.Let me rephrase the question. Plasma TVs are well known to cause mild to severe interference to the operation of IR extender/emitter system. TV itself can be operated with the remote without problems. It is the target/receiver of the extender system that gets drowned in the plasma TV's IR storm and stops responding to the remote control. IR extender from CTG did not work well in my room due to the presence of plasma TV.Some extenders are known to have overcome this interference. So I wanted to know if this extender from Logitech works well in... » Read More Thanks for the reply JT.Let me rephrase the question. Plasma TVs are well known to cause mild to severe interference to the operation of IR extender/emitter system. TV itself can be operated with the remote without problems. It is the target/receiver of the extender system that gets drowned in the plasma TV's IR storm and stops responding to the remote control. IR extender from CTG did not work well in my room due to the presence of plasma TV.Some extenders are known to have overcome this interference. So I wanted to know if this extender from Logitech works well in the presence of plasma TV or not. Please chime in with your experience with this issue. « Show Less
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Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will... » Read More Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service « Show Less
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Hello Al,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service Hello Al,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will... » Read More Hello Al,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service « Show Less
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No, you need a bluetooth transmitter, this one is a receiver so it wont work but if you have a sound system you may be better off going wired I'm not sure what your trying to accomplish. If you want to listen to the tv thru your soundsystem using bluetooth i suggest you try to find one that is specificly a transmitter there are several here on Amozon i got this one Bluetooth 3.0 Bluetoth Audia Dongle for iPhone, iPad, Hifi iPod, TVby Lemon and it works for me it may be out of stock but their others that are similar just be sure it a transmitter
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Perhaps you can buy an additional RF link for the extra TV, but I have not tried this. These transmitters work extremely well. Bought ours a few years ago and we have not had any issues.
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This is actually two pieces. See that seam about one inch from the bottom of it? The base unit (bottom inch of the photo) plugs into the TV for sound and the wall for charging. The upper part is wireless and can be carried around by the convenient handle. Then return it to the base unit to recharge. Most TVs do not transmit sound wirelessly - only through speakers and other wiring ports such as the one this device hooks into. The only TVs that do transmit wirelessly use Bluetooth. If your TV has Bluetooth built in, you want a different speaker than this.