Another option is to upgrade your existing blu ray player to one that features bluetooth capability. You can stream from your bluetooth phone for example to your blu ray and the sound is output on your HIFI system.
Apologies. I’ve yet to find a BluRay player that supports this feature. The BluRay player does not receive BT audio. It can send to a set of BT headphones but not receive a signal.
I want to connect from my Yamaha receiver to my JBL wolfer via Blue Tooth. Neither has Blue Tooth. What receiver/transmitter do you recommend. Thank You!
You can use the products in this video: The most economical option is to purchase 2 Oasis B's, and set one to transmitter mode, and one to receiver mode: avantree.com/oasis-b-bluetooth-transmitter-receiver?
@@kujowan Try getting your Pioner vsx-840 K into pairing mode and pairing them with your Bluetooth headphones. If that doesn't work, please contact your receiver's customer support. Otherwise, you will need a Bluetooth transmitter.
I have a set up of an older receiver that is connected to my tv and then plugs into a whole house speaker system - both connections are wired. I want to move the tv & receiver to the other side of the room from the wall jack for the whole house speakers. Is there a way to make this a wireless bluetooth connection?
Hi, it depends on your setup. You can watch this video and see if it applies to your situation. ruclips.net/video/BuIr9mYP6Lg/видео.html If you're not sure, send us an email at support@avantree.com
If it is a Bluetooth soundbar: Hook up the Avantree Oasis Plus Transmitter (or the transmitter of your choice) to your old school stereo receiver via AUX or RCA (you may need a 3.5mm - 6.35mm Phones jack adapter). Then pair the transmitter to your soundbar via Bluetooth, and you should be good to go! Avantree Oasis Plus: avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv?
I have a old Sony resvcer STR 720.71 I'm just trying to find out what would be the best outlet to hook up the blue tooth transmitter on the back of the receiver.
Look for "Optical Out" or "Zone 2". Read more: avantree.com/product-support/BTHT-5009-BLK?k=av%20receiver#general-use-with-av-stereo-receiver-amplifier
It looks like they are available: www.amazon.com/s?k=stereo+receiver+with+bluetooth&hvadid=616861362384&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9032173&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=259985799663686616&hvtargid=kwd-10995883267&hydadcr=19162_13454455&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_48d54qb8v2_e
Yes, please check out our new Orbit Pro: avantree.com/orbit-pro-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv Please keep in mind: Not all AV Receivers support output to transmitter.
I don't see a method that allows you to connect a BT headphone to an AVR that's using a Projector (not TV) and will it downgrade the audio through the AVR to stereo? That's what happened when I tried using Zone2 to connect wireless headphones. I'd love to find a solution where my Dad can hear the same movie through headphones while I hear it w/the 7.2 speaker setup I have with the HD audio.
I have a SONY str-dh550. I need to keep the existing 2 wired speakers + 1 woofer at the front and put 2 new Bluetooth wireless speakers at the back in order to achieve 5.1. Is this going to be possible @Avantree ?? If yes, do you recommend any speakers together with the bluetooth transmitter?
Can input to a BT transceiver be taken from push-type speaker ports? My BT device has a mini jack for input by my small amp doesn't have any output other than the push-type speaker ports.
Just bought a new LG Oled C1 65in TV. I have the audio from that sent to my Onkyo TX-RZ720 A/V Receiver via HDMI Cable. I also have a Dell Laptop, TIVO over the air box, Sony Dual Cassette Deck, Panasonic Blu-Ray, Magnovox DVD Recorder/Player/VCR and an Amazon Firestick all feeding into the A/V Receiver. I cannot find an Audio Output on the back of the receiver but it does have a Headphone jack. Just bought an Oasis Plus when I realized that the Firestick could only pair with one set of headphones. My question is what is the best place to connect the Oasis Plus? The TV or the headphone jack on the A/V Receiver? Thanks !
The Avantree transmitter/headphones work perfectly with my TV and sound bar. However, it won't work with my Sony blu-ray disc player (BDP S-1100 (2013)) nor my apple tv. What am I missing?
I have a vizio subwoofer that is paired with my soundbar wirelessly but now that the sound bar gave up on me I’m trying to repurpose my subwoofer and trying to see if I can pair it with my Sony av receiver. What’s our best bet with this?
The best bet is probably to get a Bluetooth Transmitter and hook it up with your Sony AV Receiver. Then pair the transmitter with your subwoofer wirelessly. For Bluetooth transmitters, you can check out our Oasis Plus: avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv?
Does the Oasis plus allow for audio pass through? Would this maintain the quality of the audio as it remains linked through cable, while still allowing the option of transmitting audio via Bluetooth? I prefer audio linked via cable but also want the ability to connect to Bluetooth speakers when I’m too far away to use a cable.
Yes, the Oasis allows for audio pass through. However, the audio quality will drop to 2.0. The Orbit is a better option for passthrough as it supports up to 5.1CH audio.
@@James16181 6.35mm to 3.5mm Adapter: avantree.com/6-35mm-male-to-3-5mm-female-stereo-audio-adapter Use this with a regular 3.5mm AUX audio cable to connect your Pioneer RX-570 to a Bluetooth transmitter.
Please explain the difference in using the digital outputs vs. Rca cables on the Bluetooth receiver. Wouldn't optical be the best way to go? If that's the case which input should I use on a dennon avr3803 ? Any help would be greatly appreciated
Digital output provides better audio quality compared to RCA. As a result, we always recommend Optical. If you have Optical on your Dennon AVR3803, that would be the best way to go. HDMI is a good alternative.
Thanks for the beautiful video!!! I would like to ask you when the signal is transmitted via Bluetooth 20 - 30% is lost in quality for the difference from cable (that's a fact), it is said that this receiver loses only 5%, almost identical to cable, this model: UGREEN Bluetooth RCA Receiver 5.1 aptX HD 3.5mm Jack Aux Wireless Adapter.
Thanks for your feedback! Unfortunately, a loss in quality is expected due to the technological limitations of wireless signals, glad to hear that it's working well for you.
I'd like to play music from my iphone to the home sound system (Denon AVR-1911 receiver) via bluetooth. The speakers are in the ceiling, not stand alone units. Which adapter do I need and how do I connect it? TIA
You need a Bluetooth Receiver. The bluetooth receiver will be plugged into one of the "INPUT" ports on your Denon, and the Bluetooth receiver will need to be paired to your phone via Bluetooth :)
If i used the Logitech Wireless Bluetooth Audio Receiver from amazon, would i need any additional cables/where would i connect it into? As my current setup is this: Gaming PC -> Yamaha HTR-2071 AV Receiver Gaming PC -> monitor AV Receiver -> Front/Surround/Center/Sub speakers Thanks for any help you can give
Bluetooth Audio receiver is used to "receive" wireless audio and convert it into wired formats - if this is what you have, it needs to be plugged into an input port on your Yamaha
How long does the pairing take? I get a "pairing" alert in my headphones when I activate the transmitter, but after 5 minutes or so I get no pairing confirmation. The strobing of both the headphone and transmitter lights never increases as its supposed to. Lil help?
It should not take that long. Normally it should only take at most 10 seconds to pair. If it takes longer than that, turn both of them off and try again.
Bought a Vikefon Bluetooth receiver a while back when they had a promotion for $1.30 at AliExpress, but didn’t know what to do with it because my very old JVC receiver doesn’t have an aux port or digital coaxial port. After watching your video, I ran the red and white rca cables from the Bluetooth to an audio input on the back of the receiver and that worked fine. Thank you.
I have a great receiver and large Klipsch wired speakers that I want to be able to use with my TV. They are on different sides of the room and can't relocate them. My TV is a 55" TCL but has no Bluetooth capabilities. Since I LOVE my Avantree headphones, I hoped you would have the product/products that I need to complete this. What do you suggest??
I have an old stereo which I would like to connect to smart speakers to play my old cds to the smart speakers in other rooms, as well as to my iPhone to stream music to the stereo. Can this be done at the same time, and do I need a receiver, transmitter, or both?
@@helenmolesworth5361 Sure, if I understood correctly, the set up will be: Phone sends music into the Bluetooth receiver (BT receiver is plugged into an INPUT port on your AVR), and the AVR sends BLuetooth signal via the BT Transmitter (plugged into AVR's output port) into your wireless speakers... yes?
Our Oasis B (avantree.com/oasis-b-bluetooth-transmitter-receiver) would be a good choice. It supports OPT and AUX, so you can plug it into either the OPT IN port or an AUX IN port on your AVR
I have a Denon AVR-3312Cl and want to connect a bluetooth speaker on our patio, so that I can listen to records. Will a transmitter get the job done for that utility?
@@spamalot902 The transmitter wasn't designed for that kind of power, so yes you can but please start from low volume level to avoid "burning" the transmitter out. (it doesn't actually "burn" but it may permanently damage it.)
my Denon AV receiver has bluetooth function. How can I play music on my pc to have sound come out to my home stereo speaker via my Denon? I have a usb bluetooth dongle. I tried to connection to my pc with this to my Denon but no luck. Please help.
Please check if your AVR's Bluetooth has "receiving" function so it can "receive" audio wirelessly... some Bluetooth can only "transmit" or "send" audio. Nonetheless, remember to get your Bluetooth dongle into Bluetooth pairing mode when you're trying to connect to your AVR. If the above still doesn't work, you'll need a "Bluetooth receiver" dongle for your AVR. You can see how to use it in the video.
I have an old Denon AVR 2307CI and attempted to connect a Logitech Bluetooth audio receiver to RCA ports in the back. All I get is a humming/static sound. The RCA to 3.5 mm cable provided with the Logitech unit can be reversed so that RCA connectors plug into the Logitech unit and the 3.5 mm connector gets plugged into the receiver. But I don’t have a 3.5 mm port on my Denon receiver. Any thoughts?
We were thinking of buying an adapter for the 3.5 mm connector so we can plug it in the headphone jack. Any chance that might work? I thought I saw a reference somewhere that maybe the power of the receiver is too much for the for Bluetooth unit.
@@barbaracray1592 We recommend you use an audio receiver that supports digital optical. Your Denon supports that too. Optical will eliminate the static issue.
I have a Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter/receiver and have tried connecting to my Denon AVR-X3000 surround amp using the optical audio cable supplied and also tried the analogue headphone to RCA cable supplied to the appropriate ports on the Denon inputs but I get no sound and my Windows 10 laptop and my Android phone both seem to pair through Bluetooth fine? Any ideas to try?
1) BT receiver needs to be in RX mode, 2) Check that you're using the "output" port on the BT receiver and the "Input" port on your amp, 3) Make sure that your Denon knows that it needs to take audio through the optical port - most of the time you need to manually switch it. 4) Is your Denon connected to other devices by any chance?
@@Avantree Thanks for your reply. I have connected the unit with the RX mode switch activated and from the "speaker out" audio sound port on the unit into the TV/audio optical audio in port on the Denon amp (also tried the CD in optical audio port) - both units switched on and a bluetooth connection is made but still no sound? I can't find anything in the owner's manual or perusing the settings on the Denon surround amp about needing to activate or assign the optical audio in ports. Finally - there are other devices connected to the Denon amp but none are Bluetooth or wireless and are using the HDMI in ports.
@@greglynes183 I'm assuming that you're using your ARC HDMI port on your Denon. Try unplugging that HDMI cable and see if it works. If it does, it just means that the OPT port cannot work while something's plugged into the ARC port.
Sure but you'll want to make sure that your receiver can output audio to your current speakers AND the Oasis Plus at the same time. Not all receivers can do that.
@@marcomm7543 There's another option. You can put the Oasis Plus between your TV and your Pioneer receiver. You'll connect your TV's optical out into Oasis Plus's OPT Input, and then connect Oasis Plus's OPT output to your Receiver's OPT input. Finally, you'll pair your Bluetooth speakers with Oasis plus.
@@marcomm7543 Once you get it you can give it a try I guess? The method I mentioned above will definitely work, but feel free to give the one you mentioned a try first :)
This is rubbish don't buy these transmitters, I bought one, with an AVR, it says in the instructions to only connect to the headphone jack only, you cannot use optical or AV outs as in the manuals it mentioned damage to the unit. When connected to the headphone jack in the front of an AV receiver, all you will hear is static and poor sound quality! I sent mine back
Yes you can use optical out, but most receivers don't have OPT out. As for AV out it varies product by product, some may damage some may not. You're welcomed to give it a try.
Could this be used with a Bluetooth emitter connected to a projector? I’d like to connect my projector and my old ONKYO TX 8211 so it plays the sound without latency. Thank you!
Yes! Follow the instructions starting at 1:44. The latency will depend on your Projector and ONKYO TX 8211. If they don't support low latency codecs, you may experience some latency.
Just got an Avantree DG80. Have it plugged into my laptop, and it will let me send audio out from it to headphones, portable speakers, etc., but I'm having trouble sending audio through it to my Devon x3700h receiver. The Denon doesn't see the Aventree in the available device list, even when both are in pairing mode and next to each other. Any ideas?
Is your Denon receiver a Bluetooth receiver or Bluetooth sender / Transmitter? The dongle only works with a Bluetooth receiver such as headphones or speakers.
I have an old (around 10 years) onkyo CD + radio player without Bluetooth functionality, would it be possible to add Bluetooth speakers to the onkyo using a transmitter and if so which one would you suggest ? Thank you.
Yes, it'll work as long as your onkyo has some sort of audio output jack. I'd recommend our Oasis Plus or Orbit, they're our best products and have the best range. Link - Orbit (avantree.com/orbit-tc580-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv ) Oasis Plus (avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv )
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Another option is to upgrade your existing blu ray player to one that features bluetooth capability. You can stream from your bluetooth phone for example to your blu ray and the sound is output on your HIFI system.
That's definitely another option too!
Apologies. I’ve yet to find a BluRay player that supports this feature. The BluRay player does not receive BT audio. It can send to a set of BT headphones but not receive a signal.
Old ones are better
What about a projector to receiver for audio
What's your setup? If I understand you correctly, it should work.
I want to connect from my Yamaha receiver to my JBL wolfer via Blue Tooth. Neither has Blue Tooth. What receiver/transmitter do you recommend. Thank You!
You can use the products in this video:
The most economical option is to purchase 2 Oasis B's, and set one to transmitter mode, and one to receiver mode: avantree.com/oasis-b-bluetooth-transmitter-receiver?
I’ve got pioner vsx-830 K and i can’t conect it with a bluetooth headphones. Any advice?
If you have a Bluetooth transmitter, try connecting it to the Zone 2 OUT on your Pioner.
@@AvantreeThanks. So, i definitely need a bt transmitter…? :)
I was hoping i don’t because this reciever have bt inside. 🙄
@@kujowan Try getting your Pioner vsx-840 K into pairing mode and pairing them with your Bluetooth headphones. If that doesn't work, please contact your receiver's customer support. Otherwise, you will need a Bluetooth transmitter.
@@Avantree tnx 🫶😁
How good is sound quality? Does bluetooth effect the quality?
More often than not, the sound quality of Bluetooth is worse than if you used a wired connection.
Can I use it directly to my tv?
If you're trying to use Bluetooth, you will need a Bluetooth Transmitter or Receiver.
But can a Bluetooth 5.0 receiver work with my 5.2 smartphone transmitter?
Yes, you just won't get all of the advanced features of Bluetooth 5.2.
I have a Sony resvcer str-DH720 I'm trying to find where is the best hookup for the Bluetooth transmitter
Receivers are tricky, each one is different... We recommend using your receiver's Optical Out, or it's PHONES port.
I have a set up of an older receiver that is connected to my tv and then plugs into a whole house speaker system - both connections are wired. I want to move the tv & receiver to the other side of the room from the wall jack for the whole house speakers.
Is there a way to make this a wireless bluetooth connection?
Hi, it depends on your setup.
You can watch this video and see if it applies to your situation. ruclips.net/video/BuIr9mYP6Lg/видео.html
If you're not sure, send us an email at support@avantree.com
I have a 1980s old school stereo receiver. How would I hook that up to my new soundbar
If it is a Bluetooth soundbar: Hook up the Avantree Oasis Plus Transmitter (or the transmitter of your choice) to your old school stereo receiver via AUX or RCA (you may need a 3.5mm - 6.35mm Phones jack adapter). Then pair the transmitter to your soundbar via Bluetooth, and you should be good to go!
Avantree Oasis Plus: avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv?
How to connect two both adapter in mode rx and tx mode? Have to device not supported bluetooth
Please email us at support@avantree.com
I have a old Sony resvcer STR 720.71 I'm just trying to find out what would be the best outlet to hook up the blue tooth transmitter on the back of the receiver.
Look for "Optical Out" or "Zone 2". Read more: avantree.com/product-support/BTHT-5009-BLK?k=av%20receiver#general-use-with-av-stereo-receiver-amplifier
Are there any AV receivers that include this features (to receive bluetooth audio without the need for an external bluetooth receiver)?
It looks like they are available: www.amazon.com/s?k=stereo+receiver+with+bluetooth&hvadid=616861362384&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9032173&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=259985799663686616&hvtargid=kwd-10995883267&hydadcr=19162_13454455&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_48d54qb8v2_e
by far the most informative video on this topic i've seen, thank you!!!
Is there a Bluetooth transmitter adapter that you can hookup to a av receiver through the hdmi cable output?
Yes, please check out our new Orbit Pro: avantree.com/orbit-pro-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv
Please keep in mind: Not all AV Receivers support output to transmitter.
I don't see a method that allows you to connect a BT headphone to an AVR that's using a Projector (not TV) and will it downgrade the audio through the AVR to stereo? That's what happened when I tried using Zone2 to connect wireless headphones. I'd love to find a solution where my Dad can hear the same movie through headphones while I hear it w/the 7.2 speaker setup I have with the HD audio.
I have a SONY str-dh550. I need to keep the existing 2 wired speakers + 1 woofer at the front and put 2 new Bluetooth wireless speakers at the back in order to achieve 5.1. Is this going to be possible @Avantree ?? If yes, do you recommend any speakers together with the bluetooth transmitter?
Can input to a BT transceiver be taken from push-type speaker ports? My BT device has a mini jack for input by my small amp doesn't have any output other than the push-type speaker ports.
No, most likely not. Please read this article for more details: avantree.com/product-support/WSHT-5049#general-use-with-av-stereo-receiver
Just bought a new LG Oled C1 65in TV. I have the audio from that sent to my Onkyo TX-RZ720 A/V Receiver via HDMI Cable. I also have a Dell Laptop, TIVO over the air box, Sony Dual Cassette Deck, Panasonic Blu-Ray, Magnovox DVD Recorder/Player/VCR and an Amazon Firestick all feeding into the A/V Receiver. I cannot find an Audio Output on the back of the receiver but it does have a Headphone jack. Just bought an Oasis Plus when I realized that the Firestick could only pair with one set of headphones. My question is what is the best place to connect the Oasis Plus? The TV or the headphone jack on the A/V Receiver? Thanks !
The Avantree transmitter/headphones work perfectly with my TV and sound bar. However, it won't work with my Sony blu-ray disc player (BDP S-1100 (2013)) nor my apple tv. What am I missing?
How is everything connected to your TV? Please let us know what type of cables you're using and what is going to where.
I have a vizio subwoofer that is paired with my soundbar wirelessly but now that the sound bar gave up on me I’m trying to repurpose my subwoofer and trying to see if I can pair it with my Sony av receiver. What’s our best bet with this?
The best bet is probably to get a Bluetooth Transmitter and hook it up with your Sony AV Receiver. Then pair the transmitter with your subwoofer wirelessly. For Bluetooth transmitters, you can check out our Oasis Plus: avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv?
Does the Oasis plus allow for audio pass through? Would this maintain the quality of the audio as it remains linked through cable, while still allowing the option of transmitting audio via Bluetooth? I prefer audio linked via cable but also want the ability to connect to Bluetooth speakers when I’m too far away to use a cable.
Yes, the Oasis allows for audio pass through. However, the audio quality will drop to 2.0. The Orbit is a better option for passthrough as it supports up to 5.1CH audio.
@@Avantree The original source I will use is stereo so I’m guessing the Oasis plus would be fine for this. Thanks
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What happens if I don’t have a input port I have a pioneer RX-570 and it only has output but I want to listen to music off my phone via Bluetooth
Hi there, you can try hooking up a Bluetooth transmitter to the "PHONES" jack using an adapter.
@@Avantree do you know what kind of adapter I need?
@@James16181 6.35mm to 3.5mm Adapter: avantree.com/6-35mm-male-to-3-5mm-female-stereo-audio-adapter
Use this with a regular 3.5mm AUX audio cable to connect your Pioneer RX-570 to a Bluetooth transmitter.
Please explain the difference in using the digital outputs vs. Rca cables on the Bluetooth receiver. Wouldn't optical be the best way to go? If that's the case which input should I use on a dennon avr3803 ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Digital output provides better audio quality compared to RCA. As a result, we always recommend Optical. If you have Optical on your Dennon AVR3803, that would be the best way to go. HDMI is a good alternative.
Thanks for the beautiful video!!! I would like to ask you when the signal is transmitted via Bluetooth 20 - 30% is lost in quality for the difference from cable (that's a fact), it is said that this receiver loses only 5%, almost identical to cable, this model:
UGREEN Bluetooth RCA Receiver 5.1 aptX HD 3.5mm Jack Aux Wireless Adapter.
Thanks for your feedback! Unfortunately, a loss in quality is expected due to the technological limitations of wireless signals, glad to hear that it's working well for you.
I'd like to play music from my iphone to the home sound system (Denon AVR-1911 receiver) via bluetooth. The speakers are in the ceiling, not stand alone units. Which adapter do I need and how do I connect it? TIA
You need a Bluetooth Receiver. The bluetooth receiver will be plugged into one of the "INPUT" ports on your Denon, and the Bluetooth receiver will need to be paired to your phone via Bluetooth :)
If i used the Logitech Wireless Bluetooth Audio Receiver from amazon, would i need any additional cables/where would i connect it into?
As my current setup is this:
Gaming PC -> Yamaha HTR-2071 AV Receiver
Gaming PC -> monitor
AV Receiver -> Front/Surround/Center/Sub speakers
Thanks for any help you can give
Bluetooth Audio receiver is used to "receive" wireless audio and convert it into wired formats - if this is what you have, it needs to be plugged into an input port on your Yamaha
How long does the pairing take? I get a "pairing" alert in my headphones when I activate the transmitter, but after 5 minutes or so I get no pairing confirmation. The strobing of both the headphone and transmitter lights never increases as its supposed to. Lil help?
It should not take that long. Normally it should only take at most 10 seconds to pair. If it takes longer than that, turn both of them off and try again.
@@Avantree Thanks...they finally connected. I live in an apt that's near a grotesque cell tower so I probably have beams competing with one another.
@@analogman9697 Yes, very possible that there was interference there.
Very helpful video instructions. Thank you.
Bought a Vikefon Bluetooth receiver a while back when they had a promotion for $1.30 at AliExpress, but didn’t know what to do with it because my very old JVC receiver doesn’t have an aux port or digital coaxial port. After watching your video, I ran the red and white rca cables from the Bluetooth to an audio input on the back of the receiver and that worked fine. Thank you.
@@HungNguyen-sb1yu Glad we could help!
I have a great receiver and large Klipsch wired speakers that I want to be able to use with my TV. They are on different sides of the room and can't relocate them. My TV is a 55" TCL but has no Bluetooth capabilities. Since I LOVE my Avantree headphones, I hoped you would have the product/products that I need to complete this. What do you suggest??
If your receiver has no Bluetooth capacity, then you can use the Transmitter Receiver Set - Oasis Plus + RC500 set. www.amazon.com/dp/B086W9FK7K
Can the transmitter/receiver be plugged into the speaker jacks at the back of the stereo receiver?
Depends on which one, but the answer should be yes.
I have an old stereo which I would like to connect to smart speakers to play my old cds to the smart speakers in other rooms, as well as to my iPhone to stream music to the stereo. Can this be done at the same time, and do I need a receiver, transmitter, or both?
Oasis Plus can do both, but not at the same time. Or you can purchase one receiver and one transmitter, for each purpose.
@@Avantree thank you so much! So if I buy one of each I can play from my phone to the analogue and wireless speakers at the same time?
@@helenmolesworth5361 Sure, if I understood correctly, the set up will be: Phone sends music into the Bluetooth receiver (BT receiver is plugged into an INPUT port on your AVR), and the AVR sends BLuetooth signal via the BT Transmitter (plugged into AVR's output port) into your wireless speakers...
yes?
Looking for a Bluetooth receiver to stream my iPhone to a 2002 Harmon Kardon AVR 120. And which I put jack is best to use? Thanks!
Our Oasis B (avantree.com/oasis-b-bluetooth-transmitter-receiver) would be a good choice. It supports OPT and AUX, so you can plug it into either the OPT IN port or an AUX IN port on your AVR
Which low latency transmitter will work with the RCA output jacks from AVR?
If I had two Bluetooth Transmitter/Reciver. Can I connect them together like one Transmitter (TV) and second Reciver (speakers)?
Yes you could! One for input, one for output.
I have a Denon AVR-3312Cl and want to connect a bluetooth speaker on our patio, so that I can listen to records. Will a transmitter get the job done for that utility?
Yup! Absolutely. Also, we'd recommend using the PHONES port in the frontside of your Denon.
@@Avantree Would it suffice to use one of the RCA out for "zones" in the back of the unit?
@@spamalot902 The transmitter wasn't designed for that kind of power, so yes you can but please start from low volume level to avoid "burning" the transmitter out. (it doesn't actually "burn" but it may permanently damage it.)
I want to connect my tv to my av reciver or not
my Denon AV receiver has bluetooth function. How can I play music on my pc to have sound come out to my home stereo speaker via my Denon? I have a usb bluetooth dongle. I tried to connection to my pc with this to my Denon but no luck. Please help.
Please check if your AVR's Bluetooth has "receiving" function so it can "receive" audio wirelessly... some Bluetooth can only "transmit" or "send" audio.
Nonetheless, remember to get your Bluetooth dongle into Bluetooth pairing mode when you're trying to connect to your AVR.
If the above still doesn't work, you'll need a "Bluetooth receiver" dongle for your AVR. You can see how to use it in the video.
How to order your amplepier please help me what can I do
Hi Jose, You can order them from avantree.com site - avantree.com/wireless-adapters/bluetooth-receiver-for-audio-player
I have an old Denon AVR 2307CI and attempted to connect a Logitech Bluetooth audio receiver to RCA ports in the back. All I get is a humming/static sound. The RCA to 3.5 mm cable provided with the Logitech unit can be reversed so that RCA connectors plug into the Logitech unit and the 3.5 mm connector gets plugged into the receiver. But I don’t have a 3.5 mm port on my Denon receiver. Any thoughts?
Hi Barbara, it looks like there are multiple sets of RCA input ports on your Denon receiver. Have you tried all of them?
@@Avantree Yes, we have. We even tried the ports where the turntable and CD player. Unfortunately, we get the same static result.
We were thinking of buying an adapter for the 3.5 mm connector so we can plug it in the headphone jack. Any chance that might work? I thought I saw a reference somewhere that maybe the power of the receiver is too much for the for Bluetooth unit.
@@barbaracray1592 We recommend you use an audio receiver that supports digital optical. Your Denon supports that too. Optical will eliminate the static issue.
@@Avantree Thank you. We stumbled upon that solution a
I have a Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter/receiver and have tried connecting to my Denon AVR-X3000 surround amp using the optical audio cable supplied and also tried the analogue headphone to RCA cable supplied to the appropriate ports on the Denon inputs but I get no sound and my Windows 10 laptop and my Android phone both seem to pair through Bluetooth fine? Any ideas to try?
1) BT receiver needs to be in RX mode, 2) Check that you're using the "output" port on the BT receiver and the "Input" port on your amp, 3) Make sure that your Denon knows that it needs to take audio through the optical port - most of the time you need to manually switch it. 4) Is your Denon connected to other devices by any chance?
@@Avantree Thanks for your reply. I have connected the unit with the RX mode switch activated and from the "speaker out" audio sound port on the unit into the TV/audio optical audio in port on the Denon amp (also tried the CD in optical audio port) - both units switched on and a bluetooth connection is made but still no sound? I can't find anything in the owner's manual or perusing the settings on the Denon surround amp about needing to activate or assign the optical audio in ports. Finally - there are other devices connected to the Denon amp but none are Bluetooth or wireless and are using the HDMI in ports.
@@greglynes183 I'm assuming that you're using your ARC HDMI port on your Denon. Try unplugging that HDMI cable and see if it works. If it does, it just means that the OPT port cannot work while something's plugged into the ARC port.
Hi is it possible to add a couple of karaoke microphones
Unfortunately no, the products mentioned in the video won't take mic inputs.
How do I add Bluetooth receiver to my Sony TV
Can you give us more details on what you're trying to do?
if ur sony tv doesnt have bluetoot u need adapter for ur tv
Question. Can I add an oasis plus to my surround sound receiver and add two Bluetooth speakers to my wired setup
Sure but you'll want to make sure that your receiver can output audio to your current speakers AND the Oasis Plus at the same time. Not all receivers can do that.
@@Avantree it’s a newer pioneer mx receiver
@@marcomm7543 There's another option. You can put the Oasis Plus between your TV and your Pioneer receiver. You'll connect your TV's optical out into Oasis Plus's OPT Input, and then connect Oasis Plus's OPT output to your Receiver's OPT input. Finally, you'll pair your Bluetooth speakers with Oasis plus.
@@Avantree thank you. Do u think my receiver won't work ? It has optical also
@@marcomm7543 Once you get it you can give it a try I guess? The method I mentioned above will definitely work, but feel free to give the one you mentioned a try first :)
I have one old denon avr reciver Los a Bosch employ woofer
Hi, what would you like to do?
I'll try this on my old onkyo
O crazy
Indeed
This is rubbish don't buy these transmitters, I bought one, with an AVR, it says in the instructions to only connect to the headphone jack only, you cannot use optical or AV outs as in the manuals it mentioned damage to the unit. When connected to the headphone jack in the front of an AV receiver, all you will hear is static and poor sound quality! I sent mine back
Yes you can use optical out, but most receivers don't have OPT out. As for AV out it varies product by product, some may damage some may not. You're welcomed to give it a try.
Which low latency transmitter will work with the RCA output jacks from AVR?
Could this be used with a Bluetooth emitter connected to a projector? I’d like to connect my projector and my old ONKYO TX 8211 so it plays the sound without latency. Thank you!
Yes! Follow the instructions starting at 1:44.
The latency will depend on your Projector and ONKYO TX 8211. If they don't support low latency codecs, you may experience some latency.
@@Avantree Thank you!
Just got an Avantree DG80. Have it plugged into my laptop, and it will let me send audio out from it to headphones, portable speakers, etc., but I'm having trouble sending audio through it to my Devon x3700h receiver. The Denon doesn't see the Aventree in the available device list, even when both are in pairing mode and next to each other. Any ideas?
Is your Denon receiver a Bluetooth receiver or Bluetooth sender / Transmitter? The dongle only works with a Bluetooth receiver such as headphones or speakers.
I have an old (around 10 years) onkyo CD + radio player without Bluetooth functionality, would it be possible to add Bluetooth speakers to the onkyo using a transmitter and if so which one would you suggest ? Thank you.
Yes, it'll work as long as your onkyo has some sort of audio output jack.
I'd recommend our Oasis Plus or Orbit, they're our best products and have the best range. Link - Orbit (avantree.com/orbit-tc580-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv ) Oasis Plus (avantree.com/oasis-plus-bluetooth-transmitter-for-tv )