I would like to use my corded headphone (as wireless) to watch TV. I have a Vizio soundbar connected to my TV (soundbar has bluetooth capabilities). Would this be what I need to make my corded headphones wireless? Another question: If I were to have 2...
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Technically, this will work for you (and with this, they even include a female to female adapter so you can connect your headphones right out of the box). The soundbar would be the transmitter, and this would be the receiver. Keep in mind that, unless your headphones have an inline volume control, the volume would need to be controlled on your soundbar. I'm not familiar with the soundbar, so that would be left for you to figure out. If you wanted to have 2 pairs of headphones, you should be able to do that with a simple splitter from this receiver.
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You cannot. They need Bluetooth to run wirelessly.There is a speaker that is a bit larger that will do what you wanted to do with minimal effort and hook-up.On Amazon, check out:Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Outdoor Speaker (AWS53S) This is a wireless speaker that you could hook up to the TV. If the TV has a headphone jack, you should be able to plug the transmitter directly in. If not it may have stereo out hook-ups, if so, use the following adaptor and hook the transmitter up to that:C2G / Cables to Go 40424 Stereo F/M RCA YCable (6Inch, Black) I have used a similar speaker in the past and I have seen these in stores (Bed, Bath and Beyond) and they seem to work well.Thanks,Rog You cannot. They need Bluetooth to run wirelessly.There is a speaker that is a bit larger that will do what you wanted to do with minimal effort and hook-up.On Amazon, check out:Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Outdoor Speaker (AWS53S) This is a wireless speaker that you could hook up to the TV. If the TV has a headphone jack, you should be able to plug the transmitter directly in. If not it may have stereo out hook-ups, if so, use the following adaptor and hook the transmitter up to that:C2G / Cables to Go 40424 Stereo F/M RCA YCable... » Read More You cannot. They need Bluetooth to run wirelessly.There is a speaker that is a bit larger that will do what you wanted to do with minimal effort and hook-up.On Amazon, check out:Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Outdoor Speaker (AWS53S) This is a wireless speaker that you could hook up to the TV. If the TV has a headphone jack, you should be able to plug the transmitter directly in. If not it may have stereo out hook-ups, if so, use the following adaptor and hook the transmitter up to that:C2G / Cables to Go 40424 Stereo F/M RCA YCable (6Inch, Black) I have used a similar speaker in the past and I have seen these in stores (Bed, Bath and Beyond) and they seem to work well.Thanks,Rog « Show Less
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I haven't connect a soundbar, but there is a headphone jack on the back of the set, so I'm assuming you could run a audio cord form the headphone jack to the input on the soundbar. I'm not sure if the soundbar has a hdmi connection, but there are two on the back of the tv so perhaps you could also connect it with a hdmi cord. Sorry about the lack of knowledge, but perhaps knowing which connectors are available will help you when looking at the soundbar's connectors.
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Would it work if you plugged in a set of headphones to act as the antenna and still used the bluetooth for sound? Or would plugging in the headphones disable the sound in the bluetooth device?
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Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able power plug available to whereever you plan to use it GOOD LUCK Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able... » Read More Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able power plug available to whereever you plan to use it GOOD LUCK « Show Less
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I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide you with a better solution. Good luck. I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide... » Read More I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide you with a better solution. Good luck. « Show Less
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unless I have a different model there is no bluetooth connection. You'll have to buy one of those USB Bluetooth dongles, there isn't even a normal headphone jack. This wasn't my best tv buy.
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If you are wanting to use to headphones for your Tv, you can ....just follow directions for installation..OR you can use them with a Sterio that has your Tv running thru it when in the aux mode
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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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Just one device at a time. The cord disables the Bluetooth function. My question to you would be what's the practicality of having headphone connected to more that one device at once?
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I forget but I will say this about sound bars.1. Get one that can also do Bluetooth. This was a huge bonus suprise when my kids realized they could pair thier phones and use the soundbar as a full basement sound system2. I don't know if these exist in soundbars but if you find one with audio OUT that would be a plus. This tv only has one audio out... So If you have a soundbar you cannot attach headphones to TV for late night viewing
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Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will... » Read More Hello Charlie,Thank you for your inquiry.The HiDEF Wireless Bluetooth TV Sound Bar Speaker System is designed with a 3.5mm audio input and RCA inputs to connect to a TV. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio out connection (a headphone jack) or has RCA audio out you will be able to connect it to your TV.You are also able to connect to this speaker system with a Bluetooth connection (the speaker uses the A2DP Bluetooth profile). However, we do not recommend this connection with a TV. The Bluetooth profile used does not transmit instantly and you will experience a delay in the sound coming out of the speaker to the action on the TV screen.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service « Show Less
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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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It's not wireless, it's big and ALL cabling has to go through it since the amplifier is built into the subwoofer. The cabling to the soundbar is pretty short (and proprietary) about 10 ft, so it needs to be close to the TV instead of being places somewhere unobtrusive.
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Some TV's have an optical output, some have Stereo RCA (Red/White) outputs and some TV's have a 3.5mm plug (headphone jack). I personally haven't seen/heard of a TV that has bluetooth (or would stream its audio output through bluetooth) and the LG Soundbar only connects wirelessly through Bluetooth. If your TV has optical output then you can use the optical cable
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Sorry I have not seen my wife use these "corded". She only uses them via bluetooth. They were a present for her and she is happy with them.
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I don't believe the cable box will support that because it is a pretty basic cable box. The back of my TV only has 1 set of AV ports,and we have a WII system,DVD player,PS 3 etc etc so the box makes it possible to plug all these devices into it at the same time. I really don't believe it will support wireless headphones. Hope this helps.