Can I pair 2 devices such as tv and laptop
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Yes, the optical digital input has to be connected to a digital source. TVs nowadays all have these outputs. Some older TVs also have them as well. You can use the analog stereo mini Jack to connect to computers through the headphone / speaker line out.
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The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as pronounced or awesome until you use the digital complex input. The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as... » Read More The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as pronounced or awesome until you use the digital complex input. « Show Less
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It can be physically connected to two devices at the same time but they are not Bluetooth equipped.
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The wireless tansmitter have two inputs (1) Audio in: Optical digital input (2) Analog stereo input mini Jack. You can use input #(1) for your TVs and input#(2) for other devices.
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The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as pronounced or awesome until you use the digital complex input.
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This device has only RCA type connections. 3 device inputs to I TV output. I suppose you could hook up your laptop if you had a VGA to RCA adaptor. Don't know if there is such a thing.
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I have mines hooked up to my lap top and I can hook the laptop to the TV monitor and see it like that. You can't hook it up directly to your TV be a use it has to be connected to wifi
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Yes, as long as your laptop has an Ethernet port to plug into, you can use this with your laptop. I use it with mine.
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Sorry, I haven't tried that with this device but I would be surprised if it didn't work as long as the usb port on the TV is configured to transmit. Theis device as worked worked well form me as a BT transmitter on multiple PCs and laptops.
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No. You will need a device with either a vga/hdmi/composite/s video...etc. Id recommend a small laptop with vga output and of course the tv will need to have the connecter built in.
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if your laptop is Bluetooth compatible then yes. To pair you hold all four buttons down at the same time for 20 seconds and it should pair
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Yes. You can have up to 4 devices paired at any time. The is also a "primary" device in case more than one is trying to connect to avoid device contention.
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In some instances, yes. For example, it would work IF your laptop has an HDMI OUTPUT, AND your TV has an HDMI INPUT. Or, if your laptop doesn't have an HDMI output, but does have a USB connector, and the TV does have an HDMI input, then you could get a 'USB to HDMI adapter', and then use this cable. I got a 'Sabrent' adapter to use like that, and that works fine.
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Yes - we currently use it with two TVs, and can have both of them turned on at once.
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There are converters that will take the signal from the laptop to your television! I used a USB to video cable to do just this until I went HDMI. So, yes, you can. It may look a little weird depending on the screen orientation and pixel ratio from laptop to TV, but you should be able to! Good luck!
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Yes. It takes VGA input (which most older laptops have) and HDMI input (which most newer laptops have). If you use VGA cable to connect, then you also need to use headphone type audio cable to connect from laptop headphone (or separate audio out jack) to the TV audio in jack.
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Not unless your computer has the option to extend its display. Even so the two tv's would show the same image as this is a splitter...
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Yes, there are 2 one output like the average laptop has and one input that enables you to use the laptop screen as a tv screen for other devices like an Xbox or Blu-ray player
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No but you can connect your laptop or ipad to your tv and watch it that way.
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yes as long as they both have 15 pin plug, but u wont get hdtv unless u get converter & cable.
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This device is not Bluetooth enabled. It is certainly not the ideal way to connect two devices, but if you have the right outputs and inputs it may be the least expensive way to bridge two devices. It accepts inputs for 3.5mm audio cable (standard output on a phone, tablet, laptop) and has another input for red/white like in an old fashion RCA cable. The outputs include an optical and a coaxial.