I want to hook up my sound bar to my tv headphone jack will it work?
795135
yes if there is a red and white (rca) connection on your tv or headphone jack it would work fine.
1756710
Yes, just connect cables to the two RCA input jacks located on the back of the unit. Use a cable with a Y from a stereo jack to the audio output of your TV, as for a headphone output.On the unit, press the Source button repeatedly to enter Aux/Line Mode, indicated by a white light.Or use the remote to choose the Aux/Line input.
1509035
Thanks for your question. It will not. Sound bars have built in amplifiers. You will need a center channel speaker not a soundbar.
2068750
Probably but you are better off getting a better sound bar. This one is junk.
635737
You need to use an Auxillary (AUX) cable. I plug that into the headphone jack in my computer and then to our sound bar. However, you could also plug it into your tv. It's the same kind of cable used to connect an iPhone to the stereo in your car.
872197
Nope. This is an optical (digital) audio cable. Your sound bar is an analog input.
1992994
Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
570829
The sound bar audio out ports are larger than a standard headphone port, so it will not work.
1959405
this is an awkwardly worded questions so I will try to answer it in parts. This device connects to any standard 3.5mm audio jack, which the back of your TV should have, as well as be in the back of the source of your sound bar. There is no HDMI cable to connect to this device. My advice, do not replace the HDMI cable from the TV to the sound bar, because you will lose so much audio quality. Instead, what I do is leave the Soundbar system plugged in with HDMI, but turned low/off for my sleeping baby, and I also play the TV sounds through this device connected to my AptX-enabled bluetooth wireless headphones (these are cheap and very simple to use = http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IBCRZ3Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and play as loud as I want.
1756711
Yes, just connect cables to the two RCA input jacks located on the back of the unit. Use a cable with a Y from a stereo jack to the audio output of your TV, as for a headphone output. On the unit, press the Source button repeatedly to enter Aux/Line Mode, indicated by a white light. Or use the remote to choose the Aux/Line input.
307112
Sure, as long as your TV has the output for Toslink or Coaxial and your headphones use the 3.5mm audio jack or RCA. The only problem I can see you having is that on my TV you cannot control the volume via the TV so your headphone should have some sort of volume control.
1395769
Almost! You will need a digital to audio converter first......here is the one I bought.... Orei DA21X Premium Optical SPDIF/Coaxial Digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio Converter with 3.5mm Jack Support Headphone/Speaker Outputs You connect the "Toslink" cable that comes with the converter.......from the TV to the converter. Then you connect the RCA cable from the other end of the converter.....to your sound bar. It works very well......GT:)
1236517
If the particular sound bar has HDMI inputs and outputs then yes it should work, but I'm reading the optical connections don't work in that cofiguration
1112015
Yes, but you must have an audio out connection on your TV to plug in to. The device comes with analog connectors so if your TV has only digital audio out you may have to get an adapter. You cannot use a headphone jack because that typically will shut off the TV sound.
542152
This adapter is only compatible with LG products. I had an LG tv and it worked well. As long as the tv is LG it should work fine. Not sure about the sound bar. Didn't have one of those. Hope that helps.
1470508
This won't work. There is only one hdmi on the sound bar. Its actually a dumb design on Philips part. You also have the option of rca from the tv to the sound bar.
1702947
The connect will work if you ultimately want to hear the music playing out of your TV speakers...The better is to connect the cable from the TV a receiver so you can hear the applications making sound come out of your receiver.