When I plug headphones in, I can still hear movie on speakers? Can this be fixed?
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no i use the aux adaption in the car but you still hear the speaker. i dont know if that can be fixed.
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Do you have headphones plugged into both dvd players? Make sure it's pushed all the way in
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Real quick go in the headphones menu if you see tv + hp turned on turn it off. The surround sound will not work if it's turned on
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Bro. Aleksey to answer your question please refer to page 31 of operating instruction under note " this setting is not available when headphones are connected". Hope that answers your question. Happy Week Bro. Ernest
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go into the sound options on your computer (which you can access in your control panel) then set your sound default as HDMI, might fix your problem.
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check connections to ensure everything is all plugged in all the way. I know the headphones plug into the box can seen like it's plugged in all the way but may not be. Could also be another issue with the wiring after checking that out. contact seller after checks if no improvement. These really are decent for the price.
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I believe stinkbug's answer is correct. you must select the external speakers in the sound preferences in your settings.
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I use my speakers from my computer. I bought a set with a sub woofer. Then plug into the front of the movie mate. And then you can turn up the sound on the speakers as well as the moviemate
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Sorry - no you can't hear the sound without either the headphones plugged in or the use of external speakers.
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Hey Dano, I have this same issue on the my pair as well. Once the music starts playing its no longer noticeable.
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On airplanes I have found that I need to remove the volume limiter. It is a deeper are piece that the headphones plug into before plugging it into the device you are using. I hope that helps :)
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I don't have that problem! Maybe the sound software needs updating? or headphones defective?
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Yeah, it's an issue with the speakers when devices are connected. Chances are it makes the noise with any attached device, but some devices are more apparent than others. The best solution is attaching some speakers. Even computer speakers via the USB/headphone jack solved it for me, and it's actually better quality sound.
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There is no headphone jack on the speakers themselves, so in order to use headphones you'll have to either unplug the speakers and use that jack, or use a secondary jack located somewhere on your computer (Very common). Even if the speakers are plugged in, when you plug in your headphones, the speakers will stop making sound and the output will instead switch to your headphones.
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Try REVERSING the cable. The SHORT plug should be inserted in one of the headphones, left or right, and the LONG plug into the music source. Just a thought.
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No. When you plug a cord into the headphone-out jack, you disable the loudspeakers on that unit -- I verified by plugging a set of headphones into my unit while listening to music -- I got stereo in my headphones but the built-in speakers went silent. This is customary behavior for headphone-out jacks in most devices.
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Yes. I have a sound bar so my TV speakers are off anyway. I ended up plugging the headphones into the Optical jack on my DirecTV receiver but I had it plugged into my TV first.
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I had the same issue. It's preset for surround sound. If you change the # of speakers in output you will get sound. It's in the manual. (You can also google the manual)