I want to know if this Artone - Bluetooth loopset for hearing aids includes the adapter for TV listening (TVB)
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I did not get a bluetooth adaptor with mine but if it works like the phone does you may not need one. I have not tried the bluetooth with my tv but I should :) when I do I will let you know
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According to the description, it can. My partner did not like it, so we sent it back.
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No it does not. It includes the loopset, and a USB cable to charge the unit.
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No it does not. You need a Bluetooth transmitter, or a Bluetooth program in your TV
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the product does not include an adapter, but it cab be purchased both on Amazon or Artone website. look for TVB or TVB+the TVB+ has also a wireless mic build in.
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Look at the artone website. There are several different models and attachments. I dont use mine that way but it's great for phone - blue tooth.
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I don't know Bobear78. If your tv has Bluetooth, then I would think the answer would be yes. I would caution you though, the sound quality wasn't what I was hoping for. It's a tad distant and muffled. Not terrible, but my $20 Ebay cheapies sound a little better.
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If you have a good Audiologist, they can. Otherwise just read the directions that come with both the Com Pilot and the Phonak TVLink S. I use mine for both my Cochlear Implant along with my Phonak Nadia hearing aid for my other ear.
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The transmitter has RCA plugs, but comes with a cable that is RCA to 3.5mm audio so that you can plug it into regular headphone connectors. Your TV may have this type of output but if not you need to get an RCA to RCA cable or you can use the existing cable with the addition of an RCA to 3.5mm female connection.
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I would recommend speaking to a Samsung support representative, who likely deals with this issue often. It would all really depend on whether i: IOGear has made the driver generic. and ii: Samsung TVs are set to receive non-native bluetooth adapters. However, I am confident that the TV would accept the adapter, but to be sure, check with Samsung support or user forums.
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The page says it supports line-in with 3.5mm jack. If your TV has a headphone jack you can connect it the line-in on the headphones
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HI DIDI I have the Phonak Naida Q 50 hearing aids. The TVlink S is compatible with my aids. However if you buy the TVlink S over the internet you will have to have them configured to your aids by your hearing care professional. Best buy I ever made to listen to TV.& talk on my phone. You won't be sorry if you purchase one. E S of Parkesburg Pa.
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NO. Adapter is designed for std optical audio conversion to certain panasonic flats tv's. They tried to create a new std that failed
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I don't believe so, at least not directly.The "audio out" on this set is a proprietary optical audio jack called TOS-LINK (abbreviated version of "Toshiba-Link"). A standard headphone jack (3.5mm) will not fit into, nor produce sound from a TOS-LINK jack.Your only hope, from what I can tell, would be to find an adapter cable with a male end to connect into the television's TOS-LINK outlet and a female end to connect your 3.5mm headphones into. A few quick Google searches didn't produce much of anything worthwhile, so the technology may not exist, but if you find out otherwise, be sure to share! I don't believe so, at least not directly.The "audio out" on this set is a proprietary optical audio jack called TOS-LINK (abbreviated version of "Toshiba-Link"). A standard headphone jack (3.5mm) will not fit into, nor produce sound from a TOS-LINK jack.Your only hope, from what I can tell, would be to find an adapter cable with a male end to connect into the television's TOS-LINK outlet and a female end to connect your 3.5mm headphones into. A few quick Google searches didn't produce much of anything worthwhile, so the technology may not exist,... » Read More I don't believe so, at least not directly.The "audio out" on this set is a proprietary optical audio jack called TOS-LINK (abbreviated version of "Toshiba-Link"). A standard headphone jack (3.5mm) will not fit into, nor produce sound from a TOS-LINK jack.Your only hope, from what I can tell, would be to find an adapter cable with a male end to connect into the television's TOS-LINK outlet and a female end to connect your 3.5mm headphones into. A few quick Google searches didn't produce much of anything worthwhile, so the technology may not exist, but if you find out otherwise, be sure to share! « Show Less
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Hello Rian, Thank you for your inquiry. The Sound Bar has built in Bluetooth (using the A2DP Bluetooth profile). If you intend to connect your device to the Sound Bar via Bluetooth, you will not need an adapter. Sincerely, Accessory Genie Customer Service
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Yes, it will work with hearing aids that are T-Coil capable (many are, but you may have to have that feature activated by your audiologist). On some TVs, connecting the Sennheiser 840 to the headphone jack will disable the TVs speakers so only the person using the wireless loop will hear the program. A TV with a separate Audio Out jacks (usually red/white) will not have this problem.
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I use the VIZIO XVTHB100 Bluetooth Stereo Headphones and I'm very pleased with them!..The sound quality is outstanding!..If your HDTV is not Bluetooth ready you can purchase the AQY New Wireless Bluetooth A2DP 3.5mm Stereo HiFi Audio Dongle Adapter Transmitter sold through Amazon for only $14!..It will easily pair with the Vizio Stereo Headphhones..I'm sure you'll be pleased with this relatively easy setup!
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I believe it's compatible with the Bluetooth headset you mention. If the adapter is bluetooth and your headset is bluetooth, I imagine it must work because they're both bluetooth. Try it out and see what happens.
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/674344-REG/Beachtek_DXA_SLR_DXA_SLR_Active_Audio_Adapter.html
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You can do it yourself. I bought my tvlink from Amazon and had to fiddle with it just a little bit to get it to sync up. It is by far my favorite thing about wearing hearing aids. I can hear the tv now and it is not blasting everyone out of the room. Even with my hearing aids alone I still had difficulty hearing the tv. Recently my neck cable quite working and the period while I waited for the replacement was agony. I completely hooked up and synced the tvlink myself and I love it! Good luck!
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Yes, this device uses Bluetooth technology to transmit audio signals from the TV box to your Streamer or StreamerPro, then to your hearing aids via the magnetic loop in the Streamer neck strap. Thank you for your patronage.
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Yes, providing the television set has a stereo audio output jack. The stereo plug on your headphone cable is 3.5 mm size. If the TV has a 1/4-inch audio jack, you will need a 3.5 mm-to-1/4-inch adapter. You should have received one with your headphones. Enjoy!