Can I use this transmitter with a plasma TV that has a USB input linking w/ Creative D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker? Lets remember that a TV is NOT a PC. I want to link the transmitter with the D80 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker so I can carry the speaker...
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I would say no or it depends. My TV this would not work because it would not recognize this device. My USB port on my tv is mean for reading a USB jump drive with pictures and video and such and is not meant for audio transmission. However yours might. The TV manual may help determining this. But I can't say I even tried to do this, but I'll confirm what I think is true for my situation.
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You can purchase a Bluetooth audio transmitter from Best Buy, Staples, Radio Shack.ect. I purchased a $10 one from Radio Shack. Plugged the transmitter into the audio out on the back of the tv. It's a simple pairing process. The only draw back to the $10 transmitter is that you can only pair one device at a time. No need to spend a lot of money on the transmitter. Just be sure and check the specs if you require more than one device to be paired at the same time. It's a very simple and cost effective way to Bluetooth enable any tv as long as the tv has an audio out jack.
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No, you need a bluetooth transmitter, this one is a receiver so it wont work but if you have a sound system you may be better off going wired I'm not sure what your trying to accomplish. If you want to listen to the tv thru your soundsystem using bluetooth i suggest you try to find one that is specificly a transmitter there are several here on Amozon i got this one Bluetooth 3.0 Bluetoth Audia Dongle for iPhone, iPad, Hifi iPod, TVby Lemon and it works for me it may be out of stock but their others that are similar just be sure it a transmitter
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There are stereo Bluetooth adapters that plug into headphone jacks of TVs see if that is an option. You need something that does not require loading drivers to the TV. Unless the TV will load and maintain the driver.
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Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!
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I don't know, but I am trying the something with my Samsung smart TV. As for pairing when I use this with my computer pairing is simple with my " audio 66" Bluetooth headset. My TV has a processor, so I am tying to load drivers, no luck yet. If you have any ideas, buzz me Leon
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Not sure about plasma but don't know why it wouldn't.It comes with an infra red device that picks up the signals from the TV and transmits them to the headphones. It works very well. We have 2 headsets so we can both watch and listen.We don't always need them but some British shows have audio issues so the head sets are necessary.
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Does anyone know if you can "turn off" the picture on an plasma TV - if we could dim the screen we wouldn't need a digital TV radio we could just use the TV (cable) in the bedroom for night-time listening. As it is, the light from the TV keeps me awake.
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I ordered the Pioneer SE-DIR800Cs based on this post because I have a 58" plasma TV. I had problems with a HotLink Pro for my remote due to IR noise. Unfortunately the headphones didn't work well for me when the scene on the TV became bright. I would get signal breakup until the brightness died down. The manual states that this unit shouldn't be used in a plasma system.Don't assume that you will be immune to plasma IR noise.
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I have a little USB-bluetooth dongle on my laptop that I purchased about 3 years ago that works fine with the P311. I do not have a specific recommendation but suspect you cannot go wrong with one so long as it is new (Bluetooth 4). They are very cheap. For TV, I do not know. Some TV's have USB ports, although I have never used one. Otherwise, I think you would have to purchase a bluetooth device with an audio-in port to receive audio from the audio-out port on your TV (if you have one). Look under 'bluetooth audio transmitter' on Amazon. Hope this helps. I am still very pleased with P311-BK--working very well with my cell phone. I have a little USB-bluetooth dongle on my laptop that I purchased about 3 years ago that works fine with the P311. I do not have a specific recommendation but suspect you cannot go wrong with one so long as it is new (Bluetooth 4). They are very cheap. For TV, I do not know. Some TV's have USB ports, although I have never used one. Otherwise, I think you would have to purchase a bluetooth device with an audio-in port to receive audio from the audio-out port on your TV (if you have one). Look under 'bluetooth audio transmitter' on Amazon. Hope this helps. I am still very pleased with... » Read More I have a little USB-bluetooth dongle on my laptop that I purchased about 3 years ago that works fine with the P311. I do not have a specific recommendation but suspect you cannot go wrong with one so long as it is new (Bluetooth 4). They are very cheap. For TV, I do not know. Some TV's have USB ports, although I have never used one. Otherwise, I think you would have to purchase a bluetooth device with an audio-in port to receive audio from the audio-out port on your TV (if you have one). Look under 'bluetooth audio transmitter' on Amazon. Hope this helps. I am still very pleased with P311-BK--working very well with my cell phone. « Show Less
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I see no reason why TV Ears wouldn't work with a plasma TV, but I should give you a warning about the quality of the device. After a few months' use, one of the arms that carry the earpiece broke. So I bought another one, and it too broke in the same way, and right after the 90 day warranty period. I complained, and suggested that they change their design, because it was a case of metal fatigue. Since they showed no interest in my recommendation, I've had no further communication with them. I do have to state that in both cases I had no problems with the sound volume or the battery. Because of the mechanical design flaw of the advice, I would give it a failing grade. After all, there are better-designed devices available.
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No. You can't. Since this is "receiver" not a transmitter. This device only has audio outputs that can be connected to a home theater or something like that. My nexus phone stream bluethoot audio to this receiver the the nyrius's outs (rca or digital) is connected to my home theater. You need a Bluetooth transmitter in order to accomplish that you asked. Thanks
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Actually, this nifty little box is a Bluetooth RECEIVER, not a transmitter. The only audio connector on it is LINE OUT, which you would plug into your stereo system amplifier. That would permit you, for example, to play music on your smartphone (via Bluetooth) through your audio system. What you're looking for is a Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, which has a LINE IN connector, and broadcasts to your speakers, which contain Bluetooth receivers. Although I haven't tried it, the GadgetZone DBPower Portable Stereo Wireless Bluetooth Transmitter/Adapter Dongle here on Amazon looks like it might be a good choice. This is a little black box that plugs into a minijack (such as a headphone jack) and broadcasts to Bluetooth devices. It could be used for your application, but you might have to get an adapter to plug it into your old stereo system. Note that most devices (probably all) like this don't connect to speaker terminals -- they have to receive "line level" signals like those from an "audio out" jack or some headphone jacks. What you want to do is really very easy in principle, but your "old stereo" might not let you just plug and play without a little more fiddling. It depends on what kind of connections are available on the stereo.
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Yes you can use this for a bluetooth headset to your TV, HOWEVER, you need to make sure your headset has APT-X. Typical bluetooth has a very long delay. You will see the lips move before you hear the words. That will drive you crazy. Bluetooth with APT-X reduces that delay, but does not completely eliminate it. However you will need both the transmitter and receiver to have APT-X. This device can be used as your transmitter from your TV, but your headset ( the receiver ) must also have APT-X.
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I bought this to use with my older Pioneer Kuro plasma, and it works great. Do you have HDMI inputs on your plasma? If not, you could still get around this with an HDMI to component adapter if that's the only hi-def input your TV has (although I've never done that personally).
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This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the music and change the mood. I love it. This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the... » Read More This little device is for a "non bluetooth" device. Like your PC or Laptop PC, or any other device with a USB port. If you phone or MP3/4 player already has bluetooth, you wouldn't need this. I use mine in my Laptop so I can use it wirelessly. Other wise you would have to use a Line in cable into the back of your Creative Speaker. With this USB transmitter, I can play the music on my Laptop that is in my den and have the music playing in the living room. That way guest don't have to see my Laptop sitting out while I entertain. I can just pop into the other room and change the music and change the mood. I love it. « Show Less
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It works only with the Creative Labs transmitter. You connect any audio source with an RCA or 3mm pin audio cable to the transmitter. The transmitter then wirelessly streams to the receiver which can be connected to an audio tuner/amplifier or directly to a speaker with audio inputs. Great for streaming from one transmitter to multiple receivers in different rooms. Cheaper than Sonos. Works great for me and sound quality is super. Sad you can't get them easily to buy anymore.