Connecting Bluetooth transmitter to your TV
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- Quick video on how to connect transmitter from this video • Bluetooth audio transm... to your TV (in this case 32" Bravia from 2010 :) )
1. Jack-jack to headphone socket (TV will be silent on most models, you should be able to enable sound on your TV speakers and headphone jack in options). This will allow you to adjust volume from TV remote
2. RCA-Jack in sound output (it will be available on older models, does not turn off sound from speakers). You can't adjust volume from TV - you have to do it on the bluetooth device
3. TOSLINK (optical audio) to RCA/Jack converter (requires separate converter, often powered via USB). Volume same as with RCA-Jack.
Theoretically you could use ARC (Audio Return Channel) HDMI connector and then use converter to extract the audio but this method is probably very expensive as it requires additional hardware. It's possible that your Hi-Fi is utilizing HDMI ARC and then can provide standard RCA connector on the back.
All SCART (EURO) connectors have audio-out, but it's really hard to get "output" adapter these days, but if you want, you can always check the pin-out and make your own www.leadsdirect.co.uk/technic... 
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Hey there, looking at comments here is a summary of everything you asked here:
- This is a TV part of main video ruclips.net/video/Y3rzhBOgIFY/видео.html
- I thought splitting the video will be helpful since transmitter comes with instructions
- There is also a newer video with a transmitter-reciver combo ruclips.net/video/AwR3CACHZDI/видео.html
- This device is USB powered and needs both USB and audio
- It's a transmitter, so it means it will send audio over Bluetooth, you need a BT receiver!
- Keep in mind the price when you think about quality - some of them are mono and transmit at low quality
- Your receiver can be anything that supports A2DP profile, but you also have to be "lucky" in terms of compatibility. Some revisers have to be put into pairing mode, some don't. If your receiver has a pairing PIN you''re probably out of luck. Most cheap headphones and speakers work perfectly, top end ones (that probably have better Bluetooth security) have some issues. Sometimes it takes several tries to see if your specific device work - make sure you *turn off* BT on your other devices (phone, PC, tablets etc.) so it won't interfere and connect to it first!
@Panda Engineering
In my TV , I have "Line Out" hole only. can I connect the transmitter with that?
Previously I tried with
I bought bluetooth enabled earbuds
connected with inbuilt TV bluetooth, but only left or right earbud connecting with my tv bluetooth. I tested the same earbuds with Laptop and mobile. it works fine. But I want to hear in both earbuds with TV. so planned to buy this transmitter and use it. will it work Bro?
TV: CloudWalker 55SU model
earbuds: boAt 381 bluetooth earbuds
Thanks for your help :)
Those separate earbuds have their own communication protocol so it's really hard for me to say if it will work for you with the transmitter. The ones I tested connected to the transmitter with the first one I turned on and the other one paired to the first one, but didn't made a connection to the transmitter. Some of them do, so I can't say how yours are working.
The line-out will work just fine, but make sure that the headphones you connect have their own volume control, because you won't be able to change it from the TV side.
@@pandaengineering Thank you for your help and time on writing to me. it was really helpful :) My earbud obey the tv volume now while I connect with inbuilt bluetooth in tv. this week I may get the transmitter and check. Thank you for your help :)
You're welcome ☺️
@@pandaengineering Hi Bro I bought a Pagaria Transmitter. connected with my TV with "Line Out" hole. Now audio is coming from from both earbuds, but TV sound is also hearing outside as usual.
In my TV, I have a another hole "COAX". if I connect that bluetooth transmitter with that single COAX hole, will it work? or please advice me what is the proper way achieve my expectation(only on my both earbuds). Thank you for your help and time :) I unable to upload the image of CLOUDwalker 55SU manual. RUclips restricting pasting the URL.
I have created special video to show that TV manual for your review. Please review the below. Thank you so much again :)
ruclips.net/video/P34AmZ9S3eg/видео.html
Like the other post said THANK YOU FOR GETTING RIGHT TO THE POINT the other vidios are 20 mins long
Obvious information.... How about the actual connection of BT earphones to the TV, pairing etc????
Can I use it on my sub woofer on the usb system without using aux cable...
Thanks so much,this helped a lot
You're a genius
How to pair such Bluetooth device with Bluetooth headset?
How would I connect my Bluetooth home theatre to non Bluetooth vu tv to get audio
Whether should I use Bluetooth transmitter or receiver
If you want to have audio from your TV transmitted to home theater, you have to connect the transmitter, but please keep in mind that audio quality may be really poor (these are really cheap!).
Would this adapter work for a bluetooth LG stereo system
As long as you put the LG speakers into "discoverable" mode, the transmitter should find it.
have a Vizio 55 inch smart tv the Beats earphones connect with tv but when I go to Netflix the Beats don't hook up anymore
Hi, I want to know how I can set up my non-bluetooth capable TV (10-year old Sharp Aqios TVG to transmit sound to a bluetooth speaker.
Tracey
Yes, by all means it's possible - as long it has headphones out or the RCA I'm showing here, right cable will do the trick.
Thank you. However, you did not mention where to connect the USB jack? Does this go into the USB port of THE SAME TV that you are connecting to, the 3.5mm jack from the Transmitter?
Transmitter on tx or rx
What if you directly plug in the usb 3.0 adapter to tv without using any wire connector?
Usb is for power only
What's the range can I walk around the house listening or stay in the same room?
It's pretty standard for Bluetooth, 10m open space, 5-8 meters (15-32 feet) in reality. Mostly depends on the thickness of your walls, with reinforced concrete, 5m max.
If there is no option of bluetooth in tv than how to take sound out from that tv with that bluetooth reveiver.if that receiver is connected than other device will be connected with that bluetooth receiver
In the video I'm connecting analogue audio output (audio part from AV-out) to transmitter and it only uses a USB for power. The bluetooth transmitter is a completely separate device from the TV, so it doesn't relies on TV functionality at all.
I have connected bluetooth transmitter in my sony Bravia and my Bluetooth headset is connected but no audio comes out for your information i have used auxiliary cable with both side 3.5 mm audio jack..pls reply
It's possible that there is a different volume control for headphones than the standard TV volume and it could be turned down. If the transmitter has a button, try to press it - for me it mutes the output.
How can I connect my TV to the Bluetooth speaker using that bt transmitted??
@Emerald Oberes >It’s been 10 months since you asked this question, but to help, I will say Yes. I am retired from repairing cars & looking into these and if your TV has a speaker jack or the large round ports called “RCA” jacks (Old School) but with the right cable you plug into the head jack, about the size of a “Q-Tip” with a headphone symbol next to it. The RCA jacks are marked “Audio Out” the white is the right side stereo and red is left. If backwards, no problem, just reverse. Either plug into what is basically a “Bluetooth” transmitter, like a radio is a receiver, the tower outside of town is transmitting the sound. Sorry if you have this knowledge already as this will be dry reading. Plugging into a TV or Radio headphone jack has an internal switch. It is stereo and has 3 contacts (I think) but this shuts off the built in speakers for quite listening. Say someone is near and fell asleep. Great. Otherwise choosing “Audio Out” will let the speakers play but you get to hear better if using headphones with builtin Bluetooth or earbuds like Raycon E25. I have lost some hearing from loud dealership shop for 38+ years. Who new? Hope this helps. Wish they would answer questions if they put a video out.
Best luck if hearing loss because I can’t justify those tiny things price! I want to hear better, not buy a used Buick!
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Hi pal is it works with home theater ? I tried to connect but me phone ant find Bluetooth device , I tried on Android and iPhone, same its not been found . Can you give some advise ? Thanks
That's a transmitter which means that it sends the sound to a receiver (speakers, headphones etc.). It tries to establish a connection so it won't be visible for a phone.
my television is from 2012 and it has only audio in and no opt cable output. is my tv too old for bluetooth transmitter ?
It's surely not too old, TV from the video is from 2010 :) It's just that my old low-end TV from early 90s didn't had any outputs at all. Try to look in the manual if you can figure out any other audio out it may have. There could be some other method that I'm not aware of.
how can i connect two usb at same time(one for BT trasmiter and other for playing video) if there's only 1 usb port.
any solution?
I made myself a power hub that had only one port connected (like a passthrough) and rest had only power ruclips.net/video/WXtdYVzcr30/видео.html
That's because my old TV didn't recognised standard usb hubs, but if you have a modern TV it may work without any modifications.
@@pandaengineering thanks for quick reply. i have sony klv-32r it is supported?
I have no idea, sorry :) if hub won't work, just do what I did in the video i linked
How do I put the video on my phone screen onto the tv screen?
You can use Chromecast (it has a lot of delay when casting the screen) or you can try getting USB-C to HDMI cable if your phone supports it (most new ones does, but it's better to check). Last option you have is trying something like github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy for a PC or Mac and that should work fine with all USB cables.
How can I use a Bluetooth speaker and the tv speakers at the same time?
I'm pretty sure that TVs with built in BT don't have this option, so if it does not allow this you will have to help yourself with transmitter similar to one from the video. Some TVs have option to play on speakers and headphones in the audio menu (I'm pretty sure all Sony TVs have this). Otherwise your only option is to get the analogue audio from other outputs (SCART to RCA, ACA AV out), but if your TV is a model from last 5 years it's possible that you only have HDMI with ARC (Audio Return Channel) that could output the signal to fairly expensive analogue converter or an optical out for HiFi's. Probably the cheapest converter would be the optical to audio (~15 USD) and then connect it to transmitter. You may need to do some additional configuration of the optical out to be stereo only as cheap converters won't work with 5.1 or other standards like this. All TVs I had with optical out had that enabled permanently regardless of speakers.
I don't have audio out on my TV what do I do now to connect my Bluetooth translator
If you don't have headphone out, try to check if you have optical video out (that would require a converter ~$10) or one of your HDMI ports could have ARC (audio return channel), again a converter to analogue audio will be required.
Hi there, thanks for the video, I connected using Jack input with rca output, how then do I connect my Bluetooth soundbar to the tv using Bluetooth?
Just put it in the pairing mode, it should connect automatically ☺️
@@pandaengineering 😞 not winning, my tv is not even giving me an option of pairing
It's a dumb device, when you connect it to USB power will start to look for any available bluetooth audio speakers or headphones and will try to connect. I've seen some people having issues with higher quality devices like AirPods.
Edit: make sure no other devices has bluetooth enabled when testing, otherwise they could get connected instead.
@@BeingtheMoyosyou have to deal with the transmitter after you connected the audio cable to the audio output on the tv
Does it reconnect automatically to the earphones or i have to push a button every time to repair it?
Also does this work with joyroom wireless earbuds?
How is the latency for this Bluetooth transmitter?
The latency is pretty good.
Once you have one of these you can connect any Bluetooth devis to the TV ?
Most headphones and speakers work fine, but looking at questions I've got in the comments it seems that devices made by Apple and high end Sony may be tricky with this. I don't own anything like that to test, but it is important to make sure that no other devices around have bluetooth on when testing (otherwise it may auto connect to that device and not allow any other connections) and sometimes you have to put the headphones/speakers into pairing mode. Quality of sound isn't amazing, but it's good enough for movies.
Hi this trnasmitter can also be connect to apple speaker? My samsung tv doesnt have a bluetooth and just only have a computer cable please can you help me?
I don't have any expirience with Apple speakers but according to their description if you can put it into a Bluetooth pairing mode it should become discoverable but the transmitter. It's hard to say if it will work for sure, if you read the comments here, some people just couldn't pair their devices. From what I saw, this transmitter works better with cheaper stuff than top of the line.
Panda Engineering but the other brand of the much expensive brand would be better to use? Cause my televeision speaker is already broke and i am really eager to connect it to my speaker and the thing is my television doesnt have the audio video jack it only has a jack for pc
To be honest, I didn't test any name brands because I don't have anything like that. A lot of stuff like JBL is based on similar chips like no name brands, but they put a better digital to analogue converter. It worked with everything I have just fine and since transmitter costs $2 including shipping I think you can risk it and see for yourself :) I know that AirPods had some problems communicating with some devices and only worked perfectly with Macs and iPhones, but I didn't heard anything about the speaker.
Hi there - Currently trying to get sound from both tv and sound bar, using this transmitter, to a pair of Sony bluetooth headphones. Not having much joy, headphones are fully charged and saying 'bluetooth pairing' but no joy from there. Please help!
You can try connecting the transmitter to power *after* entering into pairing mode. Best thing I can suggest is trying it in different sequence. Some headphones don't need a pairing mode for some reason and they will connect even without it. If the headphones require a pairing code, I think transmitter don't support this. Make sure that your other devices are not trying to connect to the heaphones. I had a situation where transmiter coudnt connect because my phone hijacked the connection. For testing it's best to have bluetooth turned off on all other devices (PCs, phones, tablets etc.).
@@pandaengineering Thank you but there isn't any power input for the device, only a jack output? Or do you mean powering by plugging it into the USB port? The transmitter and sound bar are talking to each other and have heard the headphones say 'bluetooth pairing' but still no sound in the headphones, just through the sound bar. Any more advice would be welcome, as it can't be that hard to sort out! :-)
Yep, you need to power the transmitter via USB - any charger or powerbank will do fine :) it won't work with just audio input. If you get a connection but there is some noise, it maybe due to "noisy" charger - just try another one.
Panda Engineering OK - it’s fine for power because the blue light is constant on both the transmitter and the sound bar. We have sound from the sound bar but it’s not coming through the headphones, even though it said ‘pairing’ through the headphones
When you use the rca cables does it cut sound to the tv speakers?
It shouldn't. RCA audio out was mainly used as output for VCR, DVR or stereo system.
What kind of jack is that?
Standard 3.5mm audio jack on one side and RCA jack (also called "chinch" ) on the other.
Excellent video thanks. I am looking to connect my LG Smart TV to wireless headphones - I currently use the headphone socket on my TV. I have all the outputs you mention although the optical port never worked. Will this work with any bluetooth receiver which has the jack input and does it have to be the same version of bluetooth as my headphones? I'd very much appreciate your advice.
I think you meant "any *transmitter* that has jack input". It's easy to get confused as they look very similar and often online sellers confuse them as well 🙂 Yes, transmiter should work with any BT receiver, but as you seen in the comments (this and main video about the adapter) there are some cases were it just won't connect - I didn't had the situation myself so it's hard to tell why. I know that some BT 1.1 required a specific pairing password and maybe this was the issue. Bluetooth version differences mostly mean protocol that would be used and if you connect 2.0 and 4.0, they should negotiate and settle on the lower version. For stereo audio only you probably won't notice a difference since BT 2.0. I hope it will work for you 😀
can i watch movies from my cellphone and transfer to my tv using this device?
This is a transmitter only, if you want to receive sound there are separate devices or transmitter-recivers combos. I review one in this video ruclips.net/video/AwR3CACHZDI/видео.html
yo my transmitter has only a headphine end and no headphine jave
If my TV has a USB port could I just directly plug the transmitter into the tv without having to use the audio jack connector?
USB is only for powering the transmitter. You still have to connect the audio in
Panda Engineering gotcha, so if I had my audio/power set up with the transmitter, that’s all I would need in order to connect to my Bluetooth speaker correct? No receiver needed since my speaker is Bluetooth capable.
Thanks for the quick response.
Still amazed that my high end Samsung tv and my high end Samsung sound bar aren’t wirelessly compatible* 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
That's right :) keep in mind that transmitters like that are just ok for TV, but if you want a good sound quality there is nothing better than actual cables. All transmitters will introduce some kind of lag.
Panda Engineering true, thanks for the advice, was hoping to use my sound-bar as a surround sound set up behind the viewers via wireless, but I guess I’ll go the wired route for now
@@pandaengineering how do you define "lag" in this case? Are you saying that if I'm watching TV and listening through wireless earbuds that the sound will be lagging behind what I'm hearing and seeing on the screen? In other words, the actors mouths will be out of sync with what I'm hearing?
clear ascmud
I tried using rca but the sound didnt transfer. The bluetooth earphone connects though
Make sure it's RCA audio output. Most TVs have only RCA sound + composite video IN (sometimes component too for the same sound input jacks). If you have a PAL TV with SCART often the most common way to get line level sound from the TV is the first SCART port (that requires specific adapter to get the TV output - TV input adapters are far more common).
Headphone out it's often the best idea, becouse it allows you to have an additional volume control.
Confused
when I insert my AirPods my computer automatically mutes. I want to do the same with my 9 yr old Samsung TV. Will I be able to mute my tv using the remote and keep the Airpods active?
I don't think so, there isn't any way to trigger that on old tvs. Only option I saw on them to mute the speakers was by inserting headphones into the headphone jack.
@@pandaengineering Thanks, there must be some way to mute the TV speakers without using the tv's earphone jack by using the USB dongle. Would new TV's allow this?
If it has built-in Bluetooth it may be able to mute on connection, but I don't have any TVs with BT to test. Dongle you see in the video doesn't communicate with the device it's connected to apart from audio signal. It may be as well connected to a power bank. Only thing I can think of would be a microcontroller that would have functionality like the dongle and send mute button IR signal to the TV on connection like a remote would, but that's more work than it's worth 😀
Can you transmit a video from my phone to the TV using a Bluetooth adapter?
As far as I know there are no video transmission capability for Bluetooth. For video I would recommend a Chromecast device (this also requires a local WiFi hotspot and HDMI port on TV). Most modern TVs has this built in, but I'm still using a 2010 Sony Bravia with a Chromecast 😅 You could also use some device with MiraCast(also require HDMI) but I had one and returned it next day because it was stuttering constantly.
@@pandaengineering
Thank you for replying!!
Where can I buy Bluetooth transmitter?
You can try Amazon, Ebay, Aliexpress or any other online shop. Note that the cheapest transmitters from dropshipping companies will have worse quality (mono sound or no support for Bluetooth 5.0 headphones) so it's a good idea to read the reviews.
You can try Amazon, Ebay, Aliexpress or any other online shop. Note that the cheapest transmitters from dropshipping companies will have worse quality (mono sound or no support for Bluetooth 5.0 headphones) so it's a good idea to read the reviews.
DOES ONE GET A TRANSMITTER FED BY A HDMI SOCKET?
You would have to use a HDMI ARC (audio return channel) socket if you have one. It's a digital signal and all cheap transmitters have analog input only. There are HDMI ARC audio extractors for $8-10 and then you'll get output for the transmitter, but you still would have to power both of those devices via USB.
How much cost
If you go with non-branded ones it's for ~$2 and for one that worked with my BT 5.0 headphones it was $6. Cheaper ones are often mono and quality could be doubious. For a branded ones(never had one) it's about $30-80, but they will give you a better sound quality.
I Just Brought A Transmitter Exactly Like Yours. But For Me The 3.5mm Source Is Just The Audio Output And The Transmitter Doesn't Turn On. I Can Only Turn On The Transmitter When Connected To The USB Power Source. But I Don't Have A 3.5mm Jack As Long As Yours To Reach The Transmitter At The The Power Source To The TV
Transmitter has to be connected to USB power for it to work. You can find some with internal batteries but they usually last up to 4 hours at best (at least in my expirience).
thank you so much 😍😍
can you tell me how to watch RUclips on LCD 32 inch Tv please 🙏
You're welcome :) for me cheapest option to upgrade non smart tvs is to connect a Chromecast. It works very well for steaming.
@@pandaengineering hi sir , my tv is not aux mode can you tell me how to Bluetooth system my tv
@sanjay Kharel >Now in July 2021, there are models that “Send” and “Receive.” Read reviews on a brand & model as some work better sending from your phone to the TV audio input and video input. The have a switch the changes it from “Receive” or “Transmit”. Some work way better than others, the diffence like me, I don’t have cable or satellite TV service. This way, you can use your phone if it has a headphone jack (Many Don’t Now) but you can use it that way. The phone has Bluetooth and connects to the device when paired, but connected to TV, switched on the box to receive. Hope this helps, if your TV is “Smart TV” and has Bluetooth, pair your phone to TV to send RUclips’s videos to TV to watch. I use Over-the-Air-digital on both TV’s and have 38 channels using a powered antenna. So various options!
What's the Bluetooth receiver
It was just pair of bluetooth headphones, but any device would work
Works over usb too, he forgot to mention . From tv to speakers or both , is the question?
can we play video by the help of transmitter
Bluetooth is far to slow for that. I recommend using chromecast - it's fairly cheap for what it can do and compatible with phones and PCs. If you mean transferring analogue audio, there are some transmitter-receivers sold for cars for about 8-20USD, but I never used one, so I'm not sure how well they work.
Hi brother. I tried exactly the same steps with the same Transmitter you are using.
1- connected the transmitter to TV usb port.
2- connected the transmitter to the RCA cable just like you showed. the transmitter blue light keeps blinking and nothing happens.
Please help 🙏
Have you tried different receiver? It seems that sometimes this transmitter requires receiver to be in pairing mode and sometimes it will connect regardless of modes. For my very old BT headphones (I think BT 2.0) it didn't connect at all because they required entering a passcode.
@@pandaengineering hello there. Yes i have tried different receivers (Sennheiser Momentum Free Bluetooth wireless headphones + 1More Wireless Bluetooth wireless headphones). None of them were detected by the BT Transmitter, neither on pairing mode nor automatically.
@@pandaengineering Do you know any Bluetooth Transmitter that can be plugged to TV via USB port, without needing to plug any cable to the tv (my Samsung Smart tv doesn't have an audio output hole)
Maybe your transmitter is faulty if it doesn't connect.
About the smart TV - sorry I don't have any expirience with newer TVs, but if it has Android and OTG USB port, you may be able to get sound via external USB sound card, but it may have same effect as connecting to headphones port (can mute the TV).
I don't think there are any transmitters that utilize USB port only.
I used the second option so my dad could use Bluetooth headphones to listen to the TV because he's partially deaf. That option allows him to listen at the volume he likes and I can continue to listen to the TV at the volume I like.
How does it work it doesn’t seem to work when I plug in the RCA cable and then 3.5mm to the transmitter and my tv doesn’t have 3.5mm jack
I tried monitor that does have 3.5mm jack and it works.
Is there something I need to do on the tv for rca signal to work.
Do I need to connect a component cable to my tv but don’t connect the audio cables and instead connect the audio cables that connect to my transmitter?
Are you sure you're using RCA audio out and not RCA audio input? RCA audio out should work like a passthrough.
If you want to get sound from the input, connecting it directly to your device (it's output via RCA audio jack) would be ok too. Things like DVD players or game consoles outputs line level audio via RCA jacks and it would be also good for the transmitter input instead of getting audio out from the TV if you don't have one.
@@pandaengineering I’m just using the rca cable provided and plugging it in to the first two red and white ports from the left side, it has more ports than 3 so it’s a component ports but I’m pretty sure it should work and then I’m connecting the 3.5mm jack to the transmitter and my game console PlayStation 3 is connected by hdmi cable.
It just seems to not work at all, no sound.
Sounds like you're connecting TV input to the transmitter's input - that won't work. If your TV doesn't have any sound output, I'm sorry but you're out of luck.
Good news is that PS3 can be configured to output to "multiple audio sources" and this way while having HDMI connected you should be able to get sound from RCA jacks from the PS3.
@@pandaengineering thanks for trying to help sadly my model doesn’t have rca on back just hdmi
Sir, how about if I am using Chromecast in watching movie In our TV and I use that Bluetooth transmitter and connect it to RCA and not headphone Jack, will I hear the sound on our tv?
I tested that with my TV and it works. Most TVs will output a line-out signal over RCA audio out of whatever is currently playing. Volume control on the TV is separate to what line-out is, so you can mute the TV and still have sound over Bluetooth. It's not possible to change the lineout volume so your receiver will have to have volume controls for that.
@@pandaengineering oh nice! So I can hear the sound from the TV speaker and Bluetooth headphone at the same time time when using RCA? Cause I can't do that when using audio jack of tv
That's right. It's a line out so it's allways active.
Tv sound not cut headphone is working properly but the tv sound is not cut
I think this depends ona TV and sometimes can be enabled in the settings.
But how to connect to bluethooth speaker?
Here is a video about the transmitter itself ruclips.net/video/Y3rzhBOgIFY/видео.html just turn the transmitter on, put your speaker into pairing mode and wait 10-15seconds. Not all speakers require the pairing mode and some brand names may not work at all. From my expirience it works best with cheaper, off brand stuff.
@@pandaengineering
Thank you!
Price please
When I bought it it was roughly 1.5-2 USD. You should be able to find similar transmitters for 1.2-1.5 USD on Aliexpress. Keep in mind that it's sound quality is on par with the price :) ok for voice, but for music or enjoying movies you may want to get something better.
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Im having issues. Trying to connect my wireless headphones to my samsung tv.
My bluetooth transmitter has a built in usb connector like the one shown and it came with the necessary audio red/white plugs bc i dont have a tv headphone jack.
I connected it to my tv usb port & plugged the audios plugs into red & white tv ports ...AND NOTHING!!
Yet when i connect my dvd to the tv using the red/wh/yellow plugs into my tv I get sound so I KNOW the plugs work!
Any ideas why this transmitter wont work even though my headphone says " connected". I hear static thru my headphones when i remove a red/white plug so something is going halfway right... but whats going wrong?
Help!
Ideas?
Sorry to hear that, but RCA (the red/white audio + yellow video) can only be either input or output on one connector. It's possible that your TV has only an input, since you're using it to plug in your DVD player. You can try testing your transmitter by connecting it directly to sound output (red and white) of DVD player, but if you don't have RCA or headphone jack on your TV then you're mostly out of luck.
It's possible to get the audio from TV via HDMI (veeeery dependent on TV you have and adapter you'll use, it's called HDMI Audio Return Channel) or convert optical audio output to RCA it your TV has one (connector like this en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOSLINK but converters are usually not worth the price for what you'll get).
How ? Every TV has a 3.5 jack !!!
@@sanb3586 Wrong
Then stop buying cheap tv who can't afford cost of audio Jack 😂😂
You seem to be in a rush mate, slow down at bit. Remember not everyone is tech savvy. Plus you should have started right from basics step by step with a clear demonstration. I'm sure I speak for the majority of people who gave you a thumbs down. Hopefully you will take this as constructive feedback if you want more subscribers. Anyways, thanks for trying to help.
Thank you, this is very useful 😀
You know, you could always watch another video to learn the basics, and "connect" the two videos on your mind. That instead of giving a thumbs down to someone who's only trying to help. I totally understand if the content is crap or something, but this one is a great video and doesn't deserve your unfair judgment. I'm giving it a thumbs up!
This is not helping. It does not detect. any other tips? Please advice, Thanks.
Sorry, I didn't have any devices that woudn't be recognised if I power up the transmitter first and then after 10 seconds the receiver (headphones or speaker). Some of the receivers I had to put into pairing mode first. If your headphones require a pin (like 12345, 0000, 1111 etc) it may not be compatible with the transmitter. Basically, the cheaper the device is, the higher chance it will work with transmitter like that. I don't think stuff like Apple AirPods will have chance of working.
Having a hard time getting it to play out my tcl tv to a bluetooth speaker
Make sure that you put the Bluetooth speaker into pairing mode, you may need to try several times (disconnect transmitter, put speaker into pairing, connect transmitter etc.). Last time I forgot to turn my Bluetooth on my phone off and it was connecting to speaker before transmitter had a chance to do that.
I have a tcl tv. Was trying to transfer it to a soundbok portable speaker. Think I can only transfer it to headphones. Can't figure it out
Sorry, my "newest" TV is 10 years old ;) I have no idea how to setup TCL. I know its a very popular brand, second to Samsung right now. Maybe try posting on reddit, I found a lot of answers - eople are very helpful there.
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I want to sent my wifi headpgone.
What a waste of data. It doesn't say anything how to connect to bt headphone. Am I missing something?
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