Can I plug this into my DVD player's audio output jack and connect to my Jam Transit Buds so I can listen to the soundtrack from my DVDs?
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Make sure if you are wanting to listen to the DVD's then you need a bluetooth transmitter to get the sound out of your DVD player to other bluetooth devices, if you are wanting to transmit sound to your DVD player then you need the receiver. You just need to make sure which way you are wanting to go, from the DVD player to a bluetooth device or from a bluetooth device to the DVD player. Added a transmitter to my TV and linked bluetooth speakers for surround sound set-up. It is very helpful, on the other hand I have not put the receiver to use since I would only have music from my cell phone or computer. Make sure if you are wanting to listen to the DVD's then you need a bluetooth transmitter to get the sound out of your DVD player to other bluetooth devices, if you are wanting to transmit sound to your DVD player then you need the receiver. You just need to make sure which way you are wanting to go, from the DVD player to a bluetooth device or from a bluetooth device to the DVD player. Added a transmitter to my TV and linked bluetooth speakers for surround sound set-up. It is very helpful, on the other hand I have not put the receiver to use since I would only have music from my cell phone... » Read More Make sure if you are wanting to listen to the DVD's then you need a bluetooth transmitter to get the sound out of your DVD player to other bluetooth devices, if you are wanting to transmit sound to your DVD player then you need the receiver. You just need to make sure which way you are wanting to go, from the DVD player to a bluetooth device or from a bluetooth device to the DVD player. Added a transmitter to my TV and linked bluetooth speakers for surround sound set-up. It is very helpful, on the other hand I have not put the receiver to use since I would only have music from my cell phone or computer. « Show Less
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Keep in mind that this sound bar connections are input only. Normally a/v receivers have digital input only. Does your receiver have output for speakers? If so, you would not be able to connect this item to your receiver. You can connect this sound bar to your dvd player by using the rca connections or digital and then connect your projector using the hdmi from your dvd.
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Yes, but you will need a traditional audio in jack to connect to the external music player. I am not familiar enough with iproducts to know if such a connector exists. HTHs!
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It should connect to a tv\dvd combo. But you might want to hook up some extra Speakers for more Volume.
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Yes. If the music is available in off-line mode, you can play it using the transmitter.
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I use regular speaker wire that runs from the back of my tuner (not my DVD player) into the speakers. I then run an output from my tuner into my DVD player. I hope this helps.
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No don't see one. But that is a GOOD QUESTION. I PURCHASED IT TO PLAY MY DVD'S. I'm sure my grand kids will use it for the MP3/4 player.
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Can I use 1 port for component Video & audio L & R from my DVD player while using a 2nd port going to my analog stereo system at the same time? (To hear the DVD audio through my stereo speakers while watching a movie)
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Thompsom, You must connect with a port into back of the unit. I have a AVH-P5900 DVD.
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Sure you can.. All you need to play it is a sound device with an USB port..
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I attempted to play my DVD on it and it FAILED. There is an adapter you can buy to convert your CD's into great sounding LP's, but this requires much effort and concentration. I suggest closing your eyes and listening very carefully to your player when the CD is playing and you will hear sound produced very similar to your desired music.
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You can connect IPOD/MP3 and CD/DVD to the two sets of Jacks. You are also able to hook your MP3 player to the front of the unit.
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I hooked my DVD player up through my surround sound receiver. From the looks of the back of the TV it looks like you could hook your DVD player to it.
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Hi, this Sony Headphone System uses the standard stereo mini plug (3.5 mm headphone jack). If your DVD player in the car supports 3.5 mm jack, then it will work. -Ely
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Possibly, but highly unlikely. I've never seen a DVD player that has an 3.5mm audio output. DVD players will have outputs to accommodate these possible plug formats: RCA (the red/white round plugs like you see pictured here), digital coaxial (looks a little like an RCA plug, but there's only one and it has an orange circle lining the plug), digital optical (has a little fiber optic bubble at the end of it), and HDMI (looks kinda like a USB slot). Additionally, most external speakers get their signal from stranded speaker cable that you strip the insulator off of and plug directly into the speaker's input ports. This is a pre-amplified signal from an amplifier, meaning that the speakers themselves do NOT have any kind of AC adapter that plugs into a power outlet. NOW. One thing that IS possible is that the external speakers you're talking about is a small set of powered speakers that are usually used for computers. It would have a 3.5mm input (like a headphone jack) that accepts the stereo input, and then there's a wire that connects the speaker with the input to ther other speaker, and the one with the input also accepts an AC adapter that you plug into a wall. If this is the kind of setup that you're talking about, then yes. This WILL work. Plug the RCA plugs into the RCA output of the DVD player, and the 3.5mm plug into the 3.5mm input on the speakers, and you'll be good to go. If you could provide details on your speakers and what they're plugged into, I could give a more concise and accurate answer.
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Yes there is a jack/jack wire included in the package. It will allow you to link your portable cd player from the headphones output to the input on the Jambox.
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Yes, if you have an AUX jack in your car. there are a series of ports on the side of the DVD players - ac/dc power in, power out (this is how you connect the second player), usb, SD, and one that says phone. There are a few more but I don't have it in front of me.