Does it have separate channeling for multiple TVs with bluetooth headphones so there is no interference between each signal?
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I don't know. I connected it to one TV and one headset. It seems each time you turn the TV off, the Bluetooth device will turn off its broadcast as well.
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My understanding is that's what the bluetooth pairing protocol accomplishes but I don't know that for a fact.
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Yes, I have heard only one device at a time, but I just got audio from my tv on two devices, while listening with phaiser BHS-930 headset, I pushed power on my Bose Soundlink Mini speaker, and was surprised to hear perfectly synced sound from both simutaneously. Best thing, the Bose was just disconnected a couple minutes before with about 200mS delay, but with both devices playing, I would guess the delay this time was less than 50mS to what the Samsung tv was outputing on speaker. Note: Samsung Audio Output is independant of speaker volume, so muting speaker has no effect on bt volume.
1541365
Hi Gail, no we haven't experienced any interference from other devices. We got it for my mother and it is working really well...she can finally hear the dialogue of the TV programs! The sound is quite clear...
1842073
Nope, you can't do that with this device. Only makes one channel at a time.
840791
I have not noticed any interference. However I use this device in my Pickup Truck as the receiver for a Wireless TV link monitoring the rear of the car trailer. Often interference is a function of the proximity to the receiver. However I have noticed an awful lot of these wireless video links as I drive around. Even with the receiver located behind the console of the truck I have gotten glimpses of office spaces, garages, sheds, and even home TV. Do not employ this if security or privacy are a consideration. Knowing the operating frequency of the wireless devices operating in your home will give you an idea. Anything that transmits a signal should have a frequency noted on the device some place. There are many individual operating frequencies within any particular band. Unless two devices operate on the exact same frequency you should be OK. I hope this helps.
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No only TV and It is not have noise reduction ..... so lot of interferences
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If they are tuned to the same frequency you will hear the same mix from one transmitter... So yes. You can have multiple channels/frequencies from multiple units at the same time as well.
484646
No, but perhaps you could find a bluetooth audio receiver and an auxiliary splitter to run wires to both devices!
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I would say each set comes with a pair and it is "paired". So there is probably no interference. And then I found this review and confirmed that there should have no interference. So let's try it. http://www.practical-home-theater-guide.com/soundcast-wireless-system.html
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It works the other way around, it used Bluetooth to receive signal from broadcasting device, receiving device like headphones or stereo receiver needs to be connected locally.
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I've only used one so I am not sure if there would be interference if you use more. I'm guessing you would have to have either a splitter or several 3.5 mm connectors on your device (or several devices with access to the same audio signal) to be able to have everyone listen to the same stimuli at once.
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No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
345690
Yes there are separated channels for this purpose. You can mic the instruments or use a 1/4 cable connection. It works very well. However there is combined tone controls area. So all inputs use the same settings.
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Absolutely, they each will only be paired to their respective devices, so no interference.
814258
Yup, the different channels (with its channel skipping) prevent major interference of other devices.
285671
Thanks for your question. Actually none. The Bluetooth will allow you to play music from another device through this bar in addition to the audio from the hard-wired connection to a TV
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Yes but only to receive a signal from another BT device. NOT to send the TV sound to a wireless Speaker or headset.