Can I use both tv and mic as input and use my powered speakers as output? I want to use the youtube on my tv for karaoke.
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Yes you can. As long as your TV have an audio output. You can mix the TV sound and mic together. Also you need a receiver or amplifier for you to be able to use it.
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As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the control panels. As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the... » Read More As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the control panels. « Show Less
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I have no problem playing youtube videos through the system's speakers. However, the "tv out" will not play youtube vidz to my tv.
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probably you can, copmare the speaker jack of your tv with a computer if it has the same jack then you can use it as your tv speaker too.
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It is designed for speakers to work in pairs, try adding another speaker to the output where you only have 1 speaker and see if that helps. Also if you have the volume up high on the reciever and then turn the volume up with the tv, it might be to much wattage output. Turn down the volume on the tv & use the volume on the reciever.
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Well I am not sure...I guess you could if your tv has the same connections that these speakers have. They connect using a USB poet and a small plug like you would have on a ear bud connection....hope this helps
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Well yes and no. You cannot directly plug these speakers into a TV or a computer. They are not self powered, which means they require speaker wire and a source of amplification. To plug into a TV you would need to plug the speakers into an amplifier or a receiver. Same goes for computers or audio music players. I personally use them with a small amplifier. So I run speaker wires from the speakers into the amp. I then have a stereo plug (one that has a headphone jack at one and red and white plugs on the other) that allows me to plug in anything with a headphone jack. Hope this helps!
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Hello there, You can use this device as a mixer. You can take the two karaoke mics and connect to the front mic jacks. You can connect the sound (headphones) out put of the computer to the RCA IN jacks at the back. But now you also need an Amplifier to which you will connect the Mixer RCA OUT in the back. You can connect any pair of speakers to the Amp. I hope this answers your query.
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Thanks for your purchase! You can use the RCA outputs from your TV only if the volume for those outputs can be turned up and down (variable output). Otherwise you will need a preamplifier in between to control the volume.
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Yes, it is an option "audio to tv".option, which allows audio to be supplemented to TVs (to act as a center channel for example ) or to be used as the only audio output (by disabling the other speakers)
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Be aware that you wouldn't want to use this speaker system with a TV if that TVs external sound output level/volume is not adjustable from the remote. Some TVs have a fixed output so you should check your TVs manual.
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Yes you can, but as it does not have speakers, you'll have to use the TV speakers. The best alternative is to include a receiver and also speakers.
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Obviously your speakers need some kind of amp, internal (active speakers) or an external amp. Could you run this directly into an amp? Probably not because your TV likely outputs at full volume. You'll probably want some kind of preamp or volume control. But check your TV manual, if it does volume in the digital domain then you could. When I run my TV through it though, it is at full volume. Mine is TV > DAC > Integrated amp (basically a receiver w/o a radio) > passive speakers. And remember this is 2ch stereo, it won't do DD or DTS, you have to tell your TV to output PCM audio.
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There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
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Yes you can . You'll need small converter that gets plugged one side to the mic. Cable and the other to the amp and you're good to go .
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You can't just go directly to speakers with a Microphone. You need an amp and mixer or processor. There are however, setups that have all that built in. Like, for example, karaoke machines. I am not sure if your speaker setup has all that. This is really something you should be asking the manufacturer of your speakers.
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Probably yes, but it depends upon how your source (TV or receiver) that is feeding your speaker handles the output. I have two TV Ears (the headphone type) and both my TVs are able to handle output to the TV Ears (with a constant volume that can be adjusted by the TV Ears) as well as sound from the source that can be muted or turned all the way down. All relatively modern TVs should be able to do this, but it is entirely a function of the sound source and not the TV Ears devices.