I have a bluetooth speaker for my shower. If I plug this transmitter into my TVs headphone jack, will it transmit to my speaker?
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Sure, u should pair it first. And good to go. It's pretty easy to pair. You will be amazed once you get it.
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I agree with the other commentators. It is a fantastic device. I'm waiting for the manufacturer to make an adapter for an office landline phone
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I don't think so because the unit outputs the singal from the headphone jack
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I believe it would. I've used mine to transmit from the audio jack on an exercise bike TV to my Motorola bluetooth headphones with no problem.
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No this devise is a Bluetooth receiver, not a transmitter. It receives audio from a smart phone, computer, or other audio source that can transmit Bluetooth. It will not connect to headphones.
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Yes. With my tv, with audio out jacks for the transmitter, the headphone volume is independent of the tv speaker volume.
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Yes. You can put it in the transmit mode, plug it into the TV's headphone out, and pair it with your Bluetooth headset.
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If you have the app on your phone or MP3 player, yes. I had no problem playing my music apps through this transmitter.
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It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you understand the conditioning..Mahalo's & Aloha It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you... » Read More It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you understand the conditioning..Mahalo's & Aloha « Show Less
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This is a receiver. This will take a source like your BT enabled phone or tablet and connect to an audio input. I use this in my car that has an auxiliary input as a way to connect my iPhone to it via BT. I think you are looking for something that transmits from your TV to your BT headphones, which is something more like this: Aukey Wireless Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Adapter Dongle with A2DP and aptX Low Latency Technology (BT-C1, Black)
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I can't comment as to whether you can transmit audio to a bluetooth stereo receiver but I do transmit audio from my PC to a bluetooth speaker. I would assume then you should be able to transmit audio to a bluetooth stereo receiver.
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This Creative Bluetooth Audio USB Transmitter is use to transmit signal to the Creative Bluetooth Speaker. If you are asking me, If this Creative Bluetooth USB Transmitter works, when you plug it in the Smart TV(Panasonic ST50) Pretty Much "NO"
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The Transmitter (small device) has a 1/8 jack on it like an mp3 player has. If your TV has line out jacks (RCA Type) or a headset/earphones jack, you can plug it into either of these connectors. Hope this helps!
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The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the... » Read More The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. « Show Less
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You can use a device like this to turn any audio/video device with headphone audio output--such as your TV yourself or your TV through an audio system--into a bluetooth enabled audio transmitter you can connect the headphones to directly: Bluetooth Transmitter-Grey
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as long as there is a audio input for headphones. The transmitter is what plugs / connects to a device such as radio, phone, tv and the product uses regular AAA batteries.
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No, this device needs an analog, as in "headphone", output. Look for a Bluetooth transmitter that has an input for digital audio, either coax or optical if that is the only output you have on TV. I did not find any in a quick search. Another option is to convert digital audio back to stereo analog audio out with a device like the OREI DA21 optical SPDIF/Coaxial digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio converter with Headphone/Speaker output. Use the convertor to get analog audio, plug the IC-BTT01 into OREI DA21 headphone jack . This is a little too complicated in that you must power the converter and charge the transmitter. If you have digital audio out, then there is a good chance that you have at least RCA jacks out from the TV that are analog. Use these connections with an RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack adapter cable directly to the IC-BTT01. You may have to go into the TV menu for sound and enable the sound out as well as set it to "fixed" (versus variable) out. Good luck
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Interesting! I have not tried this yet, but of what I know the transmitter does, yes it shoul send to blue tooth speaker. About the ac charger,I have no idea.
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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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Disclaimer: I have not connected a bluetooth-capable TV to the system. When you do connect the speakers via bluetooth, you can still control the incoming volume of the source device. In this case, it will depend on what controls are available on the TV when sharing a bluetooth connection. In contrast, it is possible that the TV bluetooth connection operates like a simple "Audio Out" where the "output volume level" may be controlled via the TV settings.