The sound keeps cutting out, it is hooked up through the TV. Connections have been checked. Transmitter will work again if turned off/on.
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My grandson loved the chair but after sitting in it for prolonged periods it gave him back problems. May try a different chair. Hope this helps you to make your decision.
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The transmitter we had kept turning off and we never got any sound from the chair. Returned the whole thing.
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Haven't had that issue. Sounds like a defective remote or something wrong with the unit itself which may not be receiving the signal from the remote because of some internal problem. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Maggie, Just like someone else already said, check both connections. Make sure the source of the audio is fine by connecting a wired speaker to it.Good luck!
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Make sure TV sound is disabled. All sound will come through SoundPlate. It has much better sound than the TV.
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I have the same issue. However, I think it may be an issue with the Samsung TV and not the Bluetooth transmitter.
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yea sound is ghosting, just unpair one of the devices. both devices are giving the same sound out.
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I have the same problem but it's most likely the TV that's the issue. No matter what output I put it on it drops the signal while the other two tvs I have connected work completely fine
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If there's nothing else on ie T.V., radio etc. You can hear it especially at night. Also it stopped working after two years. Can't seem to find anyone to fix it. ...
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Please provide more details. Is TV connected with a receiver or something else? Or was on for a moment then black out?
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hi justin, you might alos check the right output from your source. had the same problem with the tv. albert
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The only thing I could think of is that make sure your chair and sound receiver are both turned on, and turned to the same channel. I've had my chair on channel three and the receiver on two and had no idea. There is also a chance your television mutes itself the moment a audio cabel is plugged in. I would check that as well.
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It is recommended that you use the power cord because it will save you money. You should check the antenna on the stereo. Is could be loose or broken. If that isn't the problem, you should see if the cord coming from the transmitter is firmly connected to the stereo. Lastly, you should try the transmitter DIRECTLY next to the speakers and be sure that the transmitter isn't behind any walls. Older walls can block the signal going to the speakers.
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It might be sound output is too loud, or you might have problems with the energy that goes to the receiver. Try connecting it to another wall outlet or using a surge protector.
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In the headphone jack, if it has one. I have a seperate audio receiver plugged into the "line out" jacks on the TV and the transmitter is plugged into its headphone jacks.
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Shouldn't be a problem. If there is a set top box in the room, just plug the transmitter in the audio out slots. (You'll get better sound.) If there is no set top box, plug the transmitter into the audio out slots on the back of the TV. Have a good vacation.
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If the comes on and you're not hearing anything, switch channel. If I move out of range of the IR it cuts off. Make sure you're in range.
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My guess is without knowing your setup is that one of your tv's don't have Audio out. Notice the plugs that it uses in the picture, some higher and lower end tv's skip this as it is an old tech also since it cancels the HD sound with analog sound.