Can this be used on a tv to stream sound to Bluetooth speakers?
1690546
The IOGEAR Bluetooth adapter doesn't work without installing the software from a disk included in the package, if your TV had a way to install software and a USB port then it might work, otherwise, no.
883099
You can't. It must be streamed to a stereo Bluetooth receiver that has audio jacks out if you want to accomplish that.
1015167
Not sure, but I suppose if the TV supports bluetooth audio, it should work fine.
572033
Well, if your television has bluetooth capabilities it should work. It has wonderful sound quality, but is quite small, compact, but if you need another source of audio for your television, and your television has bluetooth, go for it!
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).
1775947
Yes it can. This would be the case as long as your tv or more likely your cable box have bluetooth. You can also connect with an auxiliary jack cable out from your tv to the speaker.
521101
Yes you can use this for a bluetooth headset to your TV, HOWEVER, you need to make sure your headset has APT-X. Typical bluetooth has a very long delay. You will see the lips move before you hear the words. That will drive you crazy. Bluetooth with APT-X reduces that delay, but does not completely eliminate it. However you will need both the transmitter and receiver to have APT-X. This device can be used as your transmitter from your TV, but your headset ( the receiver ) must also have APT-X.
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.
1992994
Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
200468
This device is a Bluetooth receiver, so you can use it to stream audio from a BT device (phone, tablet) through your legacy stereo speakers or TV speakers (assuming the TV has some sort of "audio in" jack), but you cannot use it to stream from the TV to Bluetooth headphones.
1599265
Can't see why not. Would just need covert the raw wire from the speaker to the tv audio out output point.....which is proberly an RCA output....an electonic store would have a converter.
1909836
No, this device needs an analog, as in "headphone", output. Look for a Bluetooth transmitter that has an input for digital audio, either coax or optical if that is the only output you have on TV. I did not find any in a quick search. Another option is to convert digital audio back to stereo analog audio out with a device like the OREI DA21 optical SPDIF/Coaxial digital to RCA L/R Analog Audio converter with Headphone/Speaker output. Use the convertor to get analog audio, plug the IC-BTT01 into OREI DA21 headphone jack . This is a little too complicated in that you must power the converter and charge the transmitter. If you have digital audio out, then there is a good chance that you have at least RCA jacks out from the TV that are analog. Use these connections with an RCA to 3.5mm stereo jack adapter cable directly to the IC-BTT01. You may have to go into the TV menu for sound and enable the sound out as well as set it to "fixed" (versus variable) out. Good luck
1700623
Not directly. You need an adapter plug, that allows you to run speaker wire from the speaker, to a receiver. Then to the TV.
2203616
You should be able to do this if you use the mini-jack (3.5mm) or RCA port on the speakers for the TV connection. As the other answers said, you'll still have to press the bluetooth button on the remote.
1849194
If the TV has audio out, you can connect it to this amplifier which in turn can drive a set of speakers, controlled by the volume control on this amplifier. It might take some additional cabling to match the audio out on the TV to the audio on this amplifier. I had to convert the two RCA jacks to a 9mm jack so I could use an iPad a the music source.
1293847
yes for sound. or you can use an hdmi cable if your tv or receiver is compatible. hope this helps you.
626686
You cannot. They need Bluetooth to run wirelessly. There is a speaker that is a bit larger that will do what you wanted to do with minimal effort and hook-up. On Amazon, check out: Acoustic Research Portable Wireless Outdoor Speaker (AWS53S) This is a wireless speaker that you could hook up to the TV. If the TV has a headphone jack, you should be able to plug the transmitter directly in. If not it may have stereo out hook-ups, if so, use the following adaptor and hook the transmitter up to that: C2G / Cables to Go 40424 Stereo F/M RCA YCable (6Inch, Black) I have used a similar speaker in the past and I have seen these in stores (Bed, Bath and Beyond) and they seem to work well. Thanks, Rog