Can I use this thru the TV?
1719661
If the question being asked is if this can be used to split the audio signal of a TV to multiple headphones or audio sources, then it all depends on your setup.This device can take an audio signal and split it so that it's producing 4 audio signals with independent volume control for each. It's basically an audio splitter. It only has 1/4 input, so something like RCA, hdmi, coax etc would need to be converted first.
1719662
If your TV has a line out you should be able to connect this headphone amp with the proper connectors.
1719663
Yes... you can connect the stereo line out from the TV to either the A or the B channels. (You can drive up to eight Headphones... four in the back, and four in the front.) Each of the four channels has individual volume controls... each channel volume control adjusts the front and the back volume of each channel. This is a very nice product!
1719664
Yes this would work but you will need to buy an additional cable. This cable will connect to your TV "Audio" out jacks via the RCA end and to the Behringer via the 1/4" end. The cable you need is a dual 1/4" to RCA. I will give you the part number I purchased. However, be aware you may want a longer cable which I am sure exist. I purchased a "Hosa" Cable PN: CPR202. This is a 1/4" to RCA cable 6.5 feet long. Hope this helps
1185645
There should be an AUDIO OUT place on Tv to plug it in. You may have to purchase a cable.
163073
Yes, as long as your TV or Computer has standard RCA out jacks. Plug in a set of cables & you're good to go. Most of the TVs with output jacks provide only a pre-amplified signal, so you will have to control the volume at the receiver.
306632
I haven't tried that, but you can hook it up through a tv. I would imagine the game system would work if it is one which just plugs into those plugs on a regular tv.
2147324
Yes, but you cannot connect directly to your TV. You will need an amp in-between. A home theater receiver is the best choice.
562286
Yes you can, I am assuming that your TV has an optical out input? If so that is the way to go. You will need to buy a optical audio cable as one does not come with it.
1424944
No. It is not for the tv. I tryed. Tablets, phones and stereos only. I didnt realize when I bought it that I could not use for my girls tv.
2217497
Yes via an audio amplifier. You can connect the audio output from the tv directly to an audio amplifier and use the headphone socket on your audio amplifier. I do not believe that you can directly connect headphones to the TV as it does not have a headphone jack socket,
101555
Not easily. Like others have said if your TV has an output it will be RCA. You can get a cable to make it work. But your TV may not even have audio out. In fact, most don't.
2065191
If your tv has rca audio outs, then yes you can. In fact, nearly any kind of audio out would work with the right cable (i.e. if your tv only has a 3.55" speaker out, buy a dual rca to 3.55" cord for a few $$). I run mine out from a mixer that is connected to my audio interface on my pc, my tv and my xbox. They make for awesome entertainment speakers... I run them along with a 12" sub as well and it sounds like a movie theater in my bedroom. So the answer is yes...as long as there is some kind of audio out on your tv.
347989
Yes, just plug into the "audio out" jack on the back of the stereo, or even your TV, or any other device that has the "audio out" jack on the back. Hope this helps!
2200962
Sure, if you connect the tv with something that has wifi or an inter-web connector. This is not a wifi model.
1776448
Yes you can if you use RCA jacks to hook up to the tv, not sure if you use the ear phone jack as the hookup method.
750526
yes it can go between the box and the tv if it has composite cable output (most do have them) and the tv will work. It will not send sound to the stereo. if the tv has a headphone jack you might be able to connect to the stereo using it.
1809073
No. You will need an amplifier (most commonly receiver). The TV outputs only send out a small signal, not enough current to power speakers.
738344
I presume yes, as long as you can plug in the TV through the AUX port located at the back of the speaker. I would suggest you to make sure the availability of the cable with right terminals that let you connect the TV output port to the AUX input port in the speaker (should not be a big issue).
1086369
only if your computer will allow you to change to tv output. just hooking this up won't do it by itself.