How do you get the signal from an older non-bluetooth TV to the headphones?
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The page says it supports line-in with 3.5mm jack. If your TV has a headphone jack you can connect it the line-in on the headphones
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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.
396824
As far as I know, you don't. The TV has to have bluetooth capability. It would be like trying to get a phone call from someone who doesn't have a phone. You have the receiver, but they don't have a transmitter.
155109
They have to be hooked up to speaker terminals on an amplifier or receiver. Not sure that your TV has the power or connection to connect directly. I would connect the audio outputs to a receiver or if you are using HDMI to a receiver, just connect them to the receiver.
284730
I should have added that I bought an optical splitter for my tv in conjunction with a Bluetooth transmitter, one optical went to a sound bar and the other to the transmitter, thus TV/sound bar sound is independent of Bluetooth which transmits to my Bluetooth headphones, you could do something along that line as well.
1664530
You need a receiver/amplifier, then wire connection from receiver to the speaker. TV will connect to receiver input.
638531
I used an RCA (red/white) to 3.5mm (headphone) adaptor. Connect the RCA to the TV's audio out & the 3.5mm to the unit. You can even add an extension between the adaptor & the base unit, I you'd like to position it farther from the TV. Works great & the speakers have a longer range than I expected them to have.
537908
I used the red and white connectors and plugged them into the TV red and white "Audio Out" receptors. Make sure the front of the transponder faces front. Turn on the transponder and make sure the red lights face front towards the earphones. The headphones need to charge for at least 1 day before use.
78040
You get cables at Walmart Radio Shack. You can plug two devices in the one hole that way. About 3 or 4 dollars. Remove headphones Into the. Y adapter. Then plug that into your TV
1281841
You could get a DAC (Digital to Analog Conversion) Box but that would mean three conversions from the TV to your Headphones and that might provide more of an delay (echo) with the TV speakers than you would be willing to put up with.
2081337
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.
2026416
If your TV does not have bluetooth, these will not work with it. If your TV has USB ports, though, you may be able to purchase a bluetooth adapter for the TV and plug it into the USB port. Then you would be able to connect bluetooth devices like these headphones to your TV. You'd have to check with the manufactuer of your TV to know if this is an option for you or not.
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There is no simple way to connect headphones directly to the sound bar. I have not tried this, but perhaps a digital to analog converter such as this one MIGHT work: http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Go-28733-Digital-Converter/dp/tech-data/B00007JO2V
1479898
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
261662
Pretty easy 1) Plug the base to sound output of your TV using the RCA connection 2) Charge the headphones as instructed. 3) Wear it, turn it on & enjoy - if sound doesn't come on right away check the volume control. 4) you may have to initially press the frequency scan button.
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They're not wireless, but if your TV has a headphone jack. I don't see why.
70788
The input for this device is the headphone output of source, the TV in question. most TV's today have a headphone jack -- if it does not its not clear how to unless I had the specs of the TV
1011857
I plugged it into my tv output and receive the signal to my by head set just fine your just using a different media should be just fine. The only problem I have had in the past with other by in the same room. I have had to isolate the units to pair them.
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There are bluetooth enabled devices that have auxiliary (RCA) outputs or one with auxiliary 3.5mm (headphone) outputs which you can buy 3.5MM to RCA cables. You can use a bluetooth receiver like these to plug into on of the inputs on the back of the receiver (such as the tape or cd input). An example of one of those devices would be Belkin F8Z492ttP Bluetooth Music ReceiverThis would work with anything that had "RCA" or 3.5MM (heaphone jack) inputs.