How do I use these on a smaller flat screen TV ?
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Depends, if your tv has a usb port and an audio out plug (for headphones) you should be able to use these speakers. In the description (not too clear) it states that you only need a usb port for these speakers to work. However, in the illustration picture, it clearly shows a usb cable and an audio cord being attached to the computer. I use similar set on my laptop and I must plug in the usb and headphone cables to get sound. I believe their description is not too clear. Perhaps on some computers, you may not have to use the usb and headphone plugs both... However, with my Gateway laptop, I must use both plugs to get any sound. I also have used my similar set of usb powered speakers with other audio and video equipment. I use them with my Sony Dash and an internet radio that has the usb and speaker out plugs built-in. Although these speakers are not audiophile quality, they are much better than listening to the very tiny speakers on some laptops. My Gateway laptop is almost silent without the use of usb powered speakers or earphones. The tiny speakers are almost useless...
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Here's a video tutorial on how to use them: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGuAudd4FGs
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Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other. You'll figure it out :P Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other.... » Read More Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other. You'll figure it out :P « Show Less
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Dear Paul, I have chcek this product could not compact with your TV, If there are any thing else I can do for you pls feel free to contact me. Best regards, Grace.
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I didn't find them very user friendly either...on the wall or on a stand alone tv stand...sorry can't be of more assistance...my purchase was a waste of money...
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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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I got them for my lg and they did not work, if ur tv is not 3d then don't get them mine are sitting in a shelf
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I have four 32" flat screens with these brackets attached to them. As long as you are handy with tools and are capable of mounting the larger metal plate to a wall or something, you should be fine. For mounting the smaller plate to the TV, check your TV's manual. Ours required Metric screws which we got at our local hardware store. They were size "M4" if I recall it correctly. You will also want to make sure the wall plate is perfectly level. If it's not, your TV will mount to the wall crooked. Hope this helps!
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You have to plug the mini phone plug into the headphone plug on your computer the other end of that plug should be plugged into an auxiliary "in" audio on your TV. If your TV does not have that, then you will have to plug that into some other source of sound - like a stereo etc.
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Yes, they aren't that expensive and older tv's used analog, so a converter is needed.
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You have to get the smaller ones,you can find them at Radio Shack or sound shops.
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They are generic speakers with two wires coming out of them. You tv would need hookups for that.
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The connections are USB and a small green plug like you'd see with computer speakers, so I don't see how. Even if you could rig something up, I wouldn't recommend it. The speakers that come with the TVs today are already far superior to the sound quality produced by this product. Good luck.
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You have to make sure ur tv is passive or active 3d. I bought these for my Sony Bravia and they didnt work. Now we have 4 pairs of sunglasses!
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Yes, I think so, I have a small samsung flat TV, but I have my speakers to computer. On back of my TV, there is an " in" audio and also an " out" audio...I'm thinking you can just plug them into your TV. Hope this helps, but I'm not an expert to ask. hehe
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I bought them for use with my new sony tv I did check that it said compatible but on receipt I found that they did not work I placed them in the bin and cannot remember if they folded You should be more concerned if they will work
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If your laptop has an HDMI port, any decent quality HDMI cable (like the Aurum Ultra Series) should work. Just select an unused HDMI port on your flatscreen, connect the HDMI cable between your laptop and flatscreen, select the TV port you've plugged into using the input function on the TV remote and you should be ready to rock and roll. Don't get a cable greater than 10 feet. The longer the cable, the greater the signal loss.