Is this A2DP compatible? I am thinking of using this on a tv and having a A2DP bluetooth transmitter from the TV.
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I'm sorry I'm not sure. If you could explain the wire better I can tell you if it's compatible.
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This is a receiver. This will take a source like your BT enabled phone or tablet and connect to an audio input. I use this in my car that has an auxiliary input as a way to connect my iPhone to it via BT. I think you are looking for something that transmits from your TV to your BT headphones, which is something more like this: Aukey Wireless Bluetooth Audio Transmitter Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Adapter Dongle with A2DP and aptX Low Latency Technology (BT-C1, Black)
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If your tv has a headphone jack on in, you can plug the transmitter part of this item into it & it'll work, completely wireless. I currently have mine plugged into my tv & can walk around the house with the headset on & still listen to my tv programs or whatever it is I have going on my tv.
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Yes, it works with any Bluetooth A2DP device, however I would not recommend it. I tested and thoroughly compared about 60 different Bluetooth speakers recently. The SHARKK Bluetooth 4.0 speaker is the best bang for your buck, period, and it has double the battery life they list because they upgraded the battery but didn't update the description. Though it's sound is a tad sharp, the Altec Lansing iMW575 speaker is the best waterproof one I've discovered. It's loud and clear but does start to distort at high volume when the battery gets very low, instead of just turning off. Maybe they fixed that with a firmware update. The best non-waterproof speaker hands-down is the Sound Blaster Roar SR20 and it really cranks out awesome, clear sound with sweet bass and amazing battery life. Speakers that support APT-X and AAC audio codecs have clear, uncompressed sound. Skip Bose, except for the Soundlink mini, which sounds very good but is a little soft. Most Bose is way overpriced. The Sony SRX-X7 is awesome but also overpriced and the software, if you choose to use it, is way overcomplicated and buggy.
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I have one. It's a blue tooth transmitter or receiver. As a transmitter it works great, as long as you have a pair of Bluetooth headphones.
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This is only a receiver. Quote from user manual:"This product can be used with USB Bluetooth adapter, Bluetooth enabled mobile phone (must support stereo), and audio transmitter, supports Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, A2DP. Output interface can connect to the headphone cable, or speakers, so as to achieve the wireless transmission. The distance is up to 10M."
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I did not get a bluetooth adaptor with mine but if it works like the phone does you may not need one. I have not tried the bluetooth with my tv but I should :) when I do I will let you know
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On my TV, I use a Bluetooth transmitter plugged into the headphone jack. It is sold on Amazon as "TaoTronics TT-BA01 Wireless Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter (Not A Bluetooth Receiver) for 3.5mm Audio Devices (iPod, MP3/MP4, TV, Kindle Fire, Media Players...) + 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Cable." This device is suitable for TV because it does not add appreciable delay in the sound, so you don't get that lip sync problem. Combined with these headphones, you'll do fine.
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Hello Stormwarrior 820,Thank you for your inquiry.The AudioFreedom Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Stereo Headphones will be compatible with any device that utilizes the A2DP Bluetooth profile.Sincerely,Accessory GenieCustomer Service
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I have the same question. It says for TV so why can't you hear the tv through the Bluetooth speaker? Not tech savie so what do you mean a speaker and dongle that supports it? Isn't there one that works with any Bluetooth speaker and what would that be? Make it more simple to understand . Thanks
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It is NOT Bluetooth. I think it might work with your tv but I am not sure since I have a different model. Please call Vizio customer care and they will confirm
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On my TV, I use a Bluetooth transmitter plugged into the headphone jack. It is sold on Amazon as "TaoTronics® TT-BA01 Wireless Portable Bluetooth Stereo Music Transmitter (Not A Bluetooth Receiver) for 3.5mm Audio Devices (iPod, MP3/MP4, TV, Kindle Fire, Media Players...) + 3.5mm Female to 2 RCA Male Cable." This device is suitable for TV because it does not add appreciable delay in the sound, so you don't get that lip sync problem. Combined with these headphones, you'll do fine.
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You are talking to a 75 year-old degreed electrical engineer. Never heard of the NON Bluetooth TV designation, although I realize that we have one! If the TV is non-Bluetooth I don't see how the Brightech device will interface unless the TV has an analog input like my legacy stereo has. It really does work well.
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Mine is connected using a universal Bluetooth dongle, with no issues. It sounds like your set up might be similar since yours works with different devices. I would double check on the Bluetooth version of your tv though.
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I have it hooked to my Samsung smart TV. Although I have it hooked via the fiber optic connection wire that comes with the sound bar. You should have a port on the back of your TV exclusively for this. When I want to hook up the Bluetooth feature via my phone let's say, I just did a search and paired it. Once paired with said device it should connect easily from then on. I guess more to your question though. ..I have not Bluetoothed it to the TV. I'm sure there's a way. I'm just not sure if it works the same as connecting the other stuff like phones..etc.
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It works with Bluetooth Stereo headsets/receivers/speakers that implement Bluetooth A2DP profile, and uses any of these four pin-codes: '0000', '1111', '1234' or'8888'.
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I agree with all the other answers. One thing you need to ensure is that you have an analog audio output from your TV, so you can plug it into this bluetooth transmitter. A lot of newer HDTVs are only equipped with a digital audio out, which won't work with this device.