What is the lag like if watching tv to headphones
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I have never used a head phone with it. I only use it to play music from my iPad and iPhone into the multi speakers of my lifetime Bose system.
1728785
Unfortunately I have not used it in that fashion. I use it to communicate with a sound bar with an outdoor tv and I keep the tv volume off so there is no sense of echo.
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Mark, I just connected mine to my DVR via component cables and am experiencing no noticeable lag while watching TV. I suspect, however, this is because I am using my soundbar as an HDMI switcher. In other words, my DVR, DVD, etc. are all connected via HDMI to the soundbar, which then has one HDMI cable out to my TV. I think this creates enough of a delay in the signal that the picture is now in sync with the bluetooth transmitter, which is connected directly to the component hook ups on the DVR (i.e., NOT connected to the soundbar).
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Hi Mark, I have tried to connect the transmitter to the audio output from my flatscreen and sending the Sound to wireless speakers. The setup was easy, but i felt the audio was slightly out of sync with the movements on the screen. I dont know quite what to say. It was not convincing!
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Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual.
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It depends upon how loud the TV is turned up and how loud the headphones are turned up. There isn't one straight answer because of these variances.
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I have not noticed any delay in sound. I only play my stereo through it not a tv. It has no delay with my stereo. I don't think it would delay with a tv but can't tell you for 100 percent sure since I never play tv through it.
804286
What do you mean by background music? These headphones pick up all intended sounds in the program you are watching which is pretty cool. The sounds around you, including your wife's voice are minimized. Try these, you'll wonder how you got along without them. I was ready to give up watching movies until I got these.
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I've never done that... you might experience some lag in your streaming but it might not be noticeable. I'd give it a try!
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I wouldn't know - I bought it to play my Wii on a computer screen. So I can't say anything about HDTVs. All I can say is that there is no lag whatsoever in my case. Sorry !
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There is a portion (where you keep the headphones when not in use), that attaches directly to the television, so headphones will only pick up signal from that TV.
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It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you understand the conditioning..Mahalo's & Aloha It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you... » Read More It all depends on how long it takes your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter to be active & Transmit, after you turn your TV on, even if you already have the TV Bluetoothe active on your TV..Many times, If your Headphones are turned off & your TV is turned on, the TV Bluetoothe Transmitter doesn't sense an active Bluetoothe device (Your Headphones) right away & will go idle..It's best to turn on your Headphones first & then turn on your TV, that way your TV Bluetoothe Transmitter will sense an active device (Your Headphones) and instantly connect instead of going idle..Sure hope this helps you understand the conditioning..Mahalo's & Aloha « Show Less
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You usually plug in headphones to the TV you have your PS3 connected to. So it depends if you have a place to plug in headphones on your TV/Monitor.
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Actually, just buying a decent pair of headphones would be a better solution. TV ears are meant for helping the hard-of-hearing when others are also watching the TV. Just plug in headphones, and this should turn the speakers off, and you'll get a much better quality of sound out of the headphones than the TV ears. Also, headphones are much cheaper than TV ears.
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I really enjoy these headphones, they work very well with my computer! They are also work well with TV / video games if you purchase the correct adapter to connect the headphones transmitter with your television.
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Only if you want to. I watch TV with the volume on the TV turned all the way down. At any point, with the TV remote, you can raise or lower the TV's volume. The headphones have their own volume controls. That's one of the things that makes them so awesome! :))
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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.
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No, it probably won't help much. I found the lag to be equal to, if not worse than just my TV doing the upscaling.
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You should not notice an issue with the sound, and if your tv is smart enough you can set the sound to lag a bit as well.
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I didn't use the headphones with the television, but I am assuming this should be the same as any device. You should not need to turn one on before the other, just press the button to search for devices that have not been sync'd with the headphones. That should work.