I would like to use a pair of these at the same time for my gf and I to watch TV. Has anyone tried this? What type of transmitter would be needed?
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I do use it with my Samsung phone when I travel it is so nice and good to use, you should use it with any blue tooth devices
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Yeah. It is a Bluetooth device so as far as I know you cannot connect two sets of these to the same audio source. They are pretty handy for personal use, though a little on the pricey side and there is some small fiddle factor getting the earpieces lined up just right..
710200
The only way to use these headphones is through the bluetooth or the provided cable. But you can get a Bluetooth transmitter and hook it through your tv or stereo to work with the headphones. I did this and watch movies while I work. I have been very happy with this solution. Highly recommended.
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It has been a few months since I messed with the one I bought, I do know that you have to have some steps in assigning it a frequency. If you have not tried it yet, I would manual set up the same frequency matching the transmitter to receiver. If you have them both on the same frequency already, I can't help you. Hope this helps
521100
I agree with all the other answers. One thing you need to ensure is that you have an analog audio output from your TV, so you can plug it into this bluetooth transmitter. A lot of newer HDTVs are only equipped with a digital audio out, which won't work with this device.
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I haven't tried that combination, but as long as you have a place to plug the transmitter in, then yes, it will work. Happy listening!
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I use the transmitter from an old pair of Sony headphones plus the Unisar transmitter that came with the original headphones. Both transmitters seem to work so possibly other brands might also work.
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First of all, the following only describes what I did to make it work on my TV. It is NOT a direction, nor a recommendation. 1. Use a transformer (not included) of voltage needed (read user manual to find out power input needed, I think it is 12V) to supply power to transmitter (I just used black vinyl electrical tape to tape + to red and - to black). 2. Affix transmitter within line of sight at where headsets will be used. 3. Connect transmitter audio input to TV audio output. 4. Power on the transmitter and headsets. Voila!
963648
These headphones will not work with a TV without a separate IR transmitter. Home TV's do not have an integrated IR transmitter for audio.
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The only way that I know to make an older TV work with these headphones is to get a Bluetooth transmitter. There are several on Amazon for around $30 that will plug into the audio jack and transmit the audio to these headphones.
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Only if the TV from which you want to transmit, the source, has an HDMI out. Since most TVs have HDMI in, you should be fine with the one you want to transmit to (the target). You would need a 5v mini USB adapter for the transmitter, unless the sourse TV has a 5v USB port.
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Shouldn't be a problem. If there is a set top box in the room, just plug the transmitter in the audio out slots. (You'll get better sound.) If there is no set top box, plug the transmitter into the audio out slots on the back of the TV. Have a good vacation.
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I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
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Unless u purchase a "paired" stereo system transmitters usually only pair with one receiver. Check to be sure you can select two different transmit & receive frequencies if using two or they will interfere with each other on same frequency.
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they will work, but there still needs to be a wired connection. better for watching television. If you are looking for wireless, i would suggest a bluetooth device
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Unfortunately, they are only sold as system sets. I have two sets and use the second transmitter as a spare.
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As long as your TV has those 3 or 4 colored plugs to use somewhere (white, yellow, & red, sometimes also another color likely for a mic or something else), you can get a TV Audio Video Transmitter Receiver cable/wire (3 or 2 males to a female for your headphones) to attach to the headphones & TV. I've done that for years with my TV & headphones.
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Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!