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#204216 22-Sep-2016 08:55
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A friend of mine has Sony MDR-ZX770BN headphones and a Samsung LCD TV, maybe a few years ago. He'd like to listen to the TV on the bluetooth headphones. He's not 100% sure what outputs the TV has, suspects it has headphone and HDMI.

 

Can anyone recommend a specific product that will do this? ebay/aliexpress ok, but he wants something reasonably reliable.

 

Update TV model is Sony LE40A557. It has has 3.5mm output, dual RCA, and optical audio.


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  #1638554 22-Sep-2016 08:59
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You need to establish what outputs the TV had first. Most these days don't have headphone connectors.

 

If it does there are hundreds of options for Bluetooth transmitters on aliexpress for sub US$10. They're all pretty much the same performance wise.

 

 

 

 




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  #1638556 22-Sep-2016 09:04
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Thanks, I'll get details of the outputs.


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  #1638568 22-Sep-2016 09:25
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Google suggests the Sony headphones support apt-x. Make sure that you get an apt-x Bluetooth transmitter. Makes the lag absolutely minimal.

I've got a telme2 (see http://m.geekzone.co.nz/Forums/34/Topic/201670). Works really well on a toslink connection, slightly less well on a 3.5mm analogue connection (I guess going digital -> analogue -> digital causes more lag). A couple of others on GZ seem to have a similarly good experience with the telme2 units.

Of course, if the TV allows you to adjust the audio delay, doesn't really matter anyway.



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  #1638582 22-Sep-2016 09:33
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I'll pass that on thanks :)


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  #1638589 22-Sep-2016 09:45
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Update: TV model is Sony LE40A557. It has has 3.5mm output, dual RCA, and optical audio. Looks like the TeleMe products are similarly priced to the random products on Ebay/AliExpress, so they're probably a good bet. Thanks all, question answered I think :)


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