is this what i need to pair my bluetooth headset to my tv
521099
Yes. You can put it in the transmit mode, plug it into the TV's headphone out, and pair it with your Bluetooth headset.
521100
I agree with all the other answers. One thing you need to ensure is that you have an analog audio output from your TV, so you can plug it into this bluetooth transmitter. A lot of newer HDTVs are only equipped with a digital audio out, which won't work with this device.
521101
Yes you can use this for a bluetooth headset to your TV, HOWEVER, you need to make sure your headset has APT-X. Typical bluetooth has a very long delay. You will see the lips move before you hear the words. That will drive you crazy. Bluetooth with APT-X reduces that delay, but does not completely eliminate it. However you will need both the transmitter and receiver to have APT-X. This device can be used as your transmitter from your TV, but your headset ( the receiver ) must also have APT-X.
521102
Yes, you can do that by using the transmitter function. Of course, you also can do lots more if using the receiver function. And both direction are aptX support for high definition music quality. But of course, your Bluetooth Headphones needs to be aptX support also to enjoy that. Hope this helps!
521103
I want to use this unit to stream my iTunes library from my MBP Air to my headphones. Since I will be using the bluetooth Tx from my computer, and will only use the one unit for Rx to connect to my headphones, will I be taking advantage of APT-X between a connection between computer and unit? Somebody had mentioned that you need to use this system in pairs in order to enable APT/X. Not sure if my late MBP with Maverick sends signals with APT/X by default I only want to buy this if the sound is high quality.
521104
Hi there as long as u have a audio in 3 .5 headphone jack. Then this will work. Just hold button until blinks rapidly and the same with ur headset and u will b all set. I have mine hooked up to my sony right now.
521105
Yes, it has a selection switch change modes from a Transmitter (which is what you seek), or a receiver.I bought 2, and set up one Avantree Saturn as a transmitter and hooked it to headphone out on old stereo. The other Avantree Saturn is set as a receiver, so I can use any old wired headphones as a new wireless method to roam around house, and keep the Bluetooth Radio away from my head.
521106
Yes you can use this for a bluetooth headset to your TV, HOWEVER, you need to make sure your headset has APT-X.Typical bluetooth has a very long delay. You will see the lips move before you hear the words. That will drive you crazy.Bluetooth with APT-X reduces that delay, but does not completely eliminate it.However you will need both the transmitter and receiver to have APT-X. This device can be used as your transmitter from your TV, but your headset ( the receiver ) must also have APT-X.
802929
They are not bluetooth headphones as the audio information is connected to the tv with the supplied cables. You need a left and right audio output jack on the tv. The headphones use wireless from the control box to the headphones. You can also use this with a home stereo, iPod and even a laptop
1275921
No, unless your TV says it supports Bluetooth compatibly, it won't work (and if you don't know, it porbelely doesn't)
1011857
I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
1553274
The headphone jack if your TV has one. Otherwise you may need and rca (red & white) cable and a female rca to 3.5mm adapter. They are cheap online.
1620469
There are stereo Bluetooth adapters that plug into headphone jacks of TVs see if that is an option. You need something that does not require loading drivers to the TV. Unless the TV will load and maintain the driver.
1726938
Be advised that this is a Bluetooth RECEIVER, not transmitter. I use it to stream audio FROM my handhelds/tablets TO my speaker system at home. (The adapter itself is connected to my speakers via miniplug/RCA.) I broadcast audio from the TV wirelessly using Sennheiser RS170 headphones, which allows for multiple headsets and has much higher fidelity that Bluetooth.
1541314
If your tv is bluetooth enabled for wireless listening, then yes. The audio cable that comes with the headphones is 3.5 feet long, so probably too short. You could buy a longer extension cable, but I don't know the amount of noise loss over longer distances.
1806231
If your TV correspond to Bluetooth, you may be connected. However, this is basically an item is used by connecting to a PC or a gameThank you!!
1726940
This device is a Bluetooth RECEIVER so if your TV will use it as a playback device then this will work for you. It has a standard 3.5mm headphone plug on it so you could use a splitter and connect two pairs of headphones.
858542
It should work fine. It comes with cables to connect as long as your tv has an audio output. If it has a headphone jack you can use that and control the volume with the tv remote so you don't need an extra remote.
2174232
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.
1147922
unless I have a different model there is no bluetooth connection. You'll have to buy one of those USB Bluetooth dongles, there isn't even a normal headphone jack. This wasn't my best tv buy.
710199
You can purchase a Bluetooth audio transmitter from Best Buy, Staples, Radio Shack.ect. I purchased a $10 one from Radio Shack. Plugged the transmitter into the audio out on the back of the tv. It's a simple pairing process. The only draw back to the $10 transmitter is that you can only pair one device at a time. No need to spend a lot of money on the transmitter. Just be sure and check the specs if you require more than one device to be paired at the same time. It's a very simple and cost effective way to Bluetooth enable any tv as long as the tv has an audio out jack.
1251488
In order to use a Bluetooth adapter your television would have to have Bluetooth software pre-installed which isn't likely if your TV isn't already Bluetooth capable.
83984
No Donald. This is a replacement headset. You must also have the base unit which charges the headset. The base unit plugs into your tv and then communicates with the headset. Hope this helps. Purchase the entire set first.......they work extremely well for the hearing impaired.
358264
Actually the answer is yes. You need to buy an 2xRCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female Y-Cable 6-inch connector for about $1.50. You connect the red and white ends into your audio out and then connect the other end into the Mocreo. After pairing the device with you headset you will be able to listen to the TV using your "volume adjustable" headset while other participants will be able to listen to the TV like normal. If you use the 3.5 mm Audio Cable provided and hook one end into the Mocreo Transmitter and the other end into the device described above, you'll find you have plenty of cord to facilitate pairing the Mocreo Transmitter with your Bluetooth headset.