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[Solved] Title: Connect Bluetooth Headphones to Non-Bluetooth TV: Best Adapters, Transmitters & Pairing Tips

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  • #1 18757593
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    Good morning, as in the subject. All I know is that you need an adapter, but which one? Transmitter? Receiver?
    How can you then pair bluetooth headphones with such a device?
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  • #3 18761060
    kusjozef
    Level 11  
    Hello, buy yourself a smart TV set, a lot of it on the Internet
  • #5 18766403
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    I already bought the transmitter, but when I connected the headphones to this transmitter, I cannot hear the sound from the TV. It works well under the computer.
    SONY KDL-43WE750 TV set
  • #6 18766458
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    Have you connected the converter to the TV via digital audio output?
    What is this converter?
    Well-adjusted sound output on the TV?
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  • #8 18767012
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    From what I can see in the Sony manual, the TV has a separate sound level control for the headphones.
    Assuming TV audio output is set to "Headphone".
    reyalP wrote:
    Everything on the TV was set up well.

    Could a friend write, how is it arranged then?
    I mean the audio track, of course.
  • #9 18767375
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    reyalP wrote:
    The transmitter is connected to the TV headphone jack

    Why didn't you connect to digital :?:
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  • #10 18767404
    DjMapet
    Level 43  
    AxelNext wrote:
    Why didn't you connect to digital

    Take a look at this adapter, you will know. :-)

    Regards.
  • #11 18767476
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    DjMapet wrote:
    Take a look at this adapter, you will know. :-)


    Oops :oops:
  • #12 18768844
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    Polon_us wrote:
    From what I can see in the Sony manual, the TV has a separate sound level control for the headphones.
    Assuming TV audio output is set to "Headphone".
    reyalP wrote:
    Everything on the TV was set up well.

    Could a friend write, how is it arranged then?
    I mean the audio track, of course.


    Sorry, I don't know what an audio track is, so I will send a picture of the settings. Title: Connect Bluetooth Headphones to Non-Bluetooth TV: Best Adapters, Transmitters & Pairing Tips
  • #13 18768860
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist  
    Title: Connect Bluetooth Headphones to Non-Bluetooth TV: Best Adapters, Transmitters & Pairing Tips

    You can and just like with me. The optical output of the TV is the source of the signal.
  • #14 18768910
    DjMapet
    Level 43  
    reyalP wrote:
    Sorry, I don't know what an audio track is, so I will send you a picture of the settings.

    if you want both headphones and TV speakers to play, set the option "off" in the tab: "loudspeaker off after connecting hearing".

    sanfran wrote:
    You can and just like with me. The optical output of the TV is used as the signal source.

    That's right, but @reyalP bought a BT transmitter with analog input.

    Regards.
  • #15 18768929
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    Basically the settings shown are OK. I would also try to change the "Speaker" setting to -> "TV Speakers".
    If this does not help, please make sure that this BT device is in transmit mode. For testing purposes, you can connect this USB plug to a telephone power supply, for example. Also, if possible, you can connect traditional headphones to this jack on the TV to check if there is audio input there.

    @sanfran - please read entry # 10
  • #16 18769015
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    Changing the setting to TV Speaker does not change anything. The BT device is connected with the headphones in broadcasting mode. After connecting traditional headphones, the sound is played in them.
  • #17 18769037
    Polon_us
    Level 42  
    And the use of a different USB socket than the one on the TV?
  • #18 18769092
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    Any "flash drive" works under this USB port :?:
  • #19 18769311
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    The pendrive under this USB works.



    Polon_us wrote:
    And the use of a different USB socket than the one on the TV?


    Unfortunately it does not work.
  • #20 18769343
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    And that blue LED on the case is on :?:
  • #21 18769354
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    AxelNext wrote:
    And that blue LED on the case is on :?:

    As for the TV, it never glowed there, and as for the adapter, it lights up in red, which means the broadcasting mode.
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    #22 18769371
    AxelNext
    Level 38  
    reyalP wrote:
    the adapter lights up red, which means the transmission mode.

    Instead of using the TV's USB port, you tried to connect to your smartphone's regular wall charger :?:

    reyalP wrote:
    After connecting traditional headphones, the sound is played in them.

    The minijack headphones are 3pin or 4pin :?:
  • #23 18769406
    reyalP
    Level 4  
    Bingo. What AxelNext wrote worked fine.
    Thank you so much for the answers!
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To connect Bluetooth headphones to a non-Bluetooth TV, users typically require a Bluetooth transmitter or a universal converter that functions as both a transmitter and receiver. Recommended devices include the ESYNiC 192kHz DAC Digital to Analog Audio Converter with Bluetooth 5.0. Users should connect the transmitter to the TV's headphone jack or digital audio output, ensuring the TV's audio output settings are correctly configured. Issues with sound output can arise if the TV's headphone volume is not adjusted or if the Bluetooth device is not in transmit mode. Testing with traditional headphones can help diagnose audio output problems. A successful connection was achieved by using a wall charger instead of the TV's USB port for power.
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