How does the TV Ears hook up to a flat screen T V set
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The Ears box has a cable to plug into the source. The plug is stereo male mini-phone jack. If your source doesn't allow one of those to plug into it, then look for a set of RCA out Jacks. The Red and White ones are left and right audio out. A RCA to mini-phone jack cable or adapter plug are commonly available for $2-4 and will make it work.
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It connects to the" audio out " on the back of the TV. You might have to get a special wire if you have only one hole for the "audio out" the ears come with a left and right connection.
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If you have a black box or a DVR Box from your cable company, there are the abc plugs in back of those units. Just plug in and mute your TV and then you can control the volume with the TV Ears.
687042
A charging box which is also the signal box for the headphones and wires that connect from the box to the TV and power source.We have a flat screen TV that is about 6 years old and had no trouble at all hooking it up. Took a couple of minutes to hook everything up. Don't have to buy a thing.
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They plug into the back of the computer with a 1/8" plug. If the TV you're considering has an 1/8" input capability then you're all set. Otherwise, look at something else. By the way, the sound is not too bad for the computer, can't comment on a TV sound.
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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.
2009658
Most modern T.V.s have an audio out jacks or speaker out jacks on the rear panel. Mine are a 32" Emerson Lcd, and a 46" Samsung and they both have these jacks. The best part is you can turn down the T.V. sound down so it is at the proper level for everyone else (or turn in completely down) and it doesn't effect the input to the wireless Headphone. My wife loves it, we watch T.V in separate rooms most of the time and she doesn't hear my T.V. in the background. Hope this helps. '
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Yes the round ears are antennas. For the best reception they need to be up with enough room for you to rotate them for the best picture. Depending on how close your tv is mounted to the wall will determine if you can hide it or not. I think the best way for this device to operate is with it sitting flat on something.
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I don't totally understand, but from how it sounds you mean a way to listen to the t.v. with headphones? I have a sampler, which is a musical device I use when I want to watch a movie late at night. you could do this with a cable from the vcr, which no one owns anymore, to a device. I would think if you had digital cable, you could do this. It's tricky if your t.v. doesn't have the stereo out jacks on the t.v. itself. this plug has been giving me troubles going from computer to stereo, the sound doesn't come through and I have to wiggle the cable, so it's been a bust for me.
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There is a component that gets connected to the TV with supplied wiring while the earpiece is wireless.
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Antenna wire screws into outlet I believe where the cable would normally plug in. Very simple on my TV.
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Look for a digital cord in the box and see if you have a digital sound output hole. Ie look on the bottom of your tv for something that says "digital audio out" to connect the digital audio cord from the base to the tv. If you don't have that, look in same area for something that says "audio right" and "audio left" or it might say "audio R" and "audio L" then plug in your yellow and white cord to the connectors and other end of cord goes to your tv ears base. No wires are connected from the tv ears to the base as they are wireless. Hope this helps you out.
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I don't know about TV ears, however these were much cheaper and work great. Easy to setup, use, and enjoy clear TV. Each headset has its own volume control and a good reception distance of 40-50 feet approx. you must be able to see the TV for the headset to work, it's got a good width of reception you just can't be behind the set of in another room to be able to hear. I wood buy again for sure!!!
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They come with a headphone cable, so the transmitter unit plugs into the headphone out jack of a TV. Not all TVs have headphone out jacks.As another commenter mentioned, this is the supplemental headphone set. The main set comes with a set of headphones and a transmitter that plugs into the TV. You only buy this item if you need a second set of headphones to go with the main unit.
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Find the audio outs on the television. Once you know where that is, then plug an RCA cable from that audio out connection to the transmitter that comes along with your wireless headphones. This will take the audio from the TV, pass it to the transmitter and then the transmitter will send it to your headphones. If not transmitter you are out of luck as you will need something (amp) in middle of tv and headphones to pass the sound.
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Mine is hooked up the easy way. Headphone jacks from the soundbar to the headphone jack on the tv.
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I don't stream anything, but I don't see why the TV Ears wouldn't work because whatever audio is coming from the TV is sent to the TV Ears. It doesn't make any difference what you're watching.
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I just used the earphone jack and plugged it into earphone opening on the back of my flat screen TV. Stereo works fine.
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I mounted mine on a corner shelf just above the TV,(48" Sony on a diagonal in the corner of the room) the round ears are antennas, they don't necessarily need to be straight up, I rotated them around to get the best signal. It is explained in the instructions for the unit. I raised the shelf to be even with the top of the TV. Originally had it sitting on a bass speaker behind the TV. I got decent signal but raising it up put the unit away from all the other electronics and greatly improved things. your may need to move it around and try different positions but the item did do what i expected. Hope this helps.