My Samsung tv has a usb output. Can I pair my bluetooth headphones with it?
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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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You can either plug the unit into the "headphone" audio output jack. If that is not available, use an adapter cable ( female to match the plug on the BT unit to 2 RCA Phono male connectors) Ti the audio out female jacks onthe TV.
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u may be able to use the USB port to connect it your TV if your TV has the USB port (i don't).
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Not quite too sure about it. But I think there is a Bluetooth small dongle that came with my tv.
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Yes if your TV has a headphone jack they can plug right up into the headphone jack. That's how I use mine.
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Yes, just connect cables to the two RCA input jacks located on the back of the unit. Use a cable with a Y from a stereo jack to the audio output of your TV, as for a headphone output.On the unit, press the Source button repeatedly to enter Aux/Line Mode, indicated by a white light.Or use the remote to choose the Aux/Line input.
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Jeffrey is all right. If you do have a smart tv that it does have a Bluetooth connection, for sure you will be able to do so. It not go to best buy or a place you like and seek for Bluetooth connections via auxiliary so you can plug in into the device you want to listen to and the headphones will be competitive then.Regards.
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I have it hooked to my Samsung smart TV. Although I have it hooked via the fiber optic connection wire that comes with the sound bar. You should have a port on the back of your TV exclusively for this. When I want to hook up the Bluetooth feature via my phone let's say, I just did a search and paired it. Once paired with said device it should connect easily from then on. I guess more to your question though. ..I have not Bluetoothed it to the TV. I'm sure there's a way. I'm just not sure if it works the same as connecting the other stuff like phones..etc.
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Doubtful. I'm no TV expert, but I know with computers, you'll need drivers. The operating system on a computer (whatever it may be) needs drivers for the Bluetooth adapter/dongle. I assume it's the same way with TVs. The TV won't know what it is you connected and without knowing what it is, it can't tell you there's a Bluetooth adapter there.
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If you have a headphone port on your tv, just plug into that, and plug the USB into any USB port(seves as rercharger). It'll work fine. I have a Vizeo older model which doesn't have a headphone port, but the TV is wired to my receiver/surournd sound system that does have a place to plug in headphones, so I used it. I plugged the USB into the cable box for charging, and all works well. I use Jawbone Jambox Bluetooth speakers when I'm outside to listen to the games while getting caught up on yardwork. Best 35 bucks I've spent!
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Only if you have a USB port on your TV. I bought the Creative Blue Tooth speakers for my PC, only to find out they would not work, so I searched the net and found WID COMM Blue Tooth software that fit in my USB connection and now they work.....best thing the price was below $15 bucks!
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No, the usb is only to power the device. It receives bluetooth signals and outputs it through the audio cable
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I doubt it since Samsung TVs from some years ago use bluetooth for TV/3D lenses comunication. Just confirm this data on your TV datasheet
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Hi Arline, This Sony TV KDL32BX320 has no output port for headphones. Thank you! - Jerome
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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.
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No, you can connect either through the audio output jacks (RCA type) of the TV, or if the TV doesn't have audio output jacks then a connection through the headphone jack is another option. For a thorough response to this question try the Oticon website as shown: http://www.oticonusa.com/~asset/cache.ashx?id=16982&type;=14&format;=webYou didn't ask but I have had months of trouble free service from the adapter. Only once did I lose my pairing and it was very easy to pair again. Great product.
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If your Tv has Bluetooth yes!!!! If not, your going to have to buy an Bluetooth audio transmitter that will plug into one of your Audio ports on your TV!! hope this helps