Is it possible to connect the headphones to TV set, which has only 3.5mm jack sound output?
1593586
I can honestly say i have never tried that but can't see why not just get the right adapter for the plug in your tv and should work they seem to work with everything else i have tried them all great head phone i would recommend them to any one....
1593587
Yes, I just tested it by connecting the receiver base to a wall charger and connecting it to my computer with a 3.5m cord instead of via USB. There is a switch on the front of the base that says console<----->PC Gaming, make sure its switched to Console before powering it on otherwise it won't use the correct input you want.
1593588
Yes, I just tested it by connecting the receiver base to a wall charger and connecting it to my computer with a 3.5m cord instead of via USB. There is a switch on the front of the base that says console&lt;-----&gt;PC Gaming, make sure its switched to Console before powering it on otherwise it won't use the correct input you want.
713056
If you have your TV connected to a surround sound system, you could connect the headphones to an audio output on the surround sound receiver. Either that, or you might try looking for an audio adapter that goes from digital to RCA plugs. Sorry to say, it doesn't sound like you have too many options. These headphones really do sound, and work great, if you can get them connected. Hope this helps. Good luck.
2217498
Yes, you can. It has audio out. But your headset has to have those plugs works on TV(colors are red & white). I think 3.5mm won't work.
992319
Yeah, anything with a 3.5mm audio jack will work. But considering the length of the longest cable they give you (about 5ish feet), its probably not a grand idea to be that close and listen to the tv, but it is possible.
1613958
Hi Minitmom, you can connect the Sony MDRRF985RK Headphones on your TV either via 3.5mm headphone port or Phono jack of your TV. Set your TV to use Audio Source for the headphones instead of TV speakers. -Vincent
1202464
Hi Margie, On my TV, Model VO320E, there is no provision for headphones. There are two RCA jacks for audio out that can be used with a converter cable, but sound to the TV speakers is not muted unless you go into audio setup with the remote to turn off the speakers. This will work with a headset, I've done it. The level of sound coming out is still adjusted with the volume control on the remote. An Amplified headset would work best in this situation.
2133021
Normally the transmitter connects with a TV using the supplied 3.5mm-to-RCA cable to the red & whhite AUDIO OUT jacks on back of TV. However, if your TV doesn't have an AUDIO OUT, then you can use the other supplied 3.5mm audio cable to connect to the TV's headphone jack. If your TV has neither, then this speaker system isn't for you.
208569
I just got this email your answer is any headphones will work but you have to connect through a device that you can control the output sound level as there is no control on the tv to do that.
454636
The AV connectors on your TV are inputs. You need sound output on the TV. In my case I have red/white audio out. You can use the enclosed 3.5 splitter to plug into a headphone jack, but the volume will be low. That might be okay for Bluetooth headphones. If your TV has only optical audio out get a different Bluetooth transmitter.
1217559
No, you can connect either through the audio output jacks (RCA type) of the TV, or if the TV doesn't have audio output jacks then a connection through the headphone jack is another option. For a thorough response to this question try the Oticon website as shown: http://www.oticonusa.com/~asset/cache.ashx?id=16982&type;=14&format;=webYou didn't ask but I have had months of trouble free service from the adapter. Only once did I lose my pairing and it was very easy to pair again. Great product.
688624
Yes, most sets have a 3.5 mm headphone output. If you only have RCA audio out you can get an adapter. For power you may need a usb power adapter. Just search here on amazon, you can find both.
1911276
The Headphone has a 3.5 millimeter plug and an adapter that will allow it to plug into a 1/4" jack. Most TVs have 2 RCA plugs (Red for the Right channel and White for the Left channel) for the audio outputs. You can get an adapter cord that has 2 male RCA Plugs at one end and a 3.5 Stereo female plug on the other end, which would allow you to use the headphones with a TV. You might also want to get a 6' to a 10' extension cord with a 3.5mm stereo male plug on one end and a 3.5 female Jack on the other end, which afford you a bit of freedom to move around with out putting excessive tension on the headphone cord. The extension cords come in lengths from 3' or less and go up to 25' and possibly longer. I always use an extension cord and recommend them.
307115
There is a 3.5mm port but as others mentioned controlling the volume would likely be an issue. On my particular set the television volume does not effect the volume of the external speakers connected via this device.
1798438
NO! The 3.5 mm jack is not a headphone jack. It is a input jack and says "PC IN". It is the only input the system has. I have mine connected to a TV so I can listen though the stereo instead of the crappy TV speakers. No easy way to connect headphones or any after market speakers. Connections are not regular.
812248
It has "audio out" for left and right that I connected to my TV but you could probably connect to head phones instead. It does not have additional outputs for audio.
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.
2067763
Yes and no. We have a sound system but it is not connected to the TV. The headphones are the type that allow a person to listen to the TV without the sound disturbing another person. He was using them when he got up earlier than me. It appears that the makers of headphones are producing only analog ones; the Radio Shack guy was going to show me digital headphones, but they turned out to be analog connect also. The products that I have been able to find seem to start at $60+; I wouldn't mind the price if I could be sure that the product would work with our set. Thanks for your input.