Whether you can output sound simultaneously through your TV speakers and wireless headphones depends on your TV model. Some modern TVs, like certain Samsung and LG models, as well as some older Sony TVs, support this feature, while others may not. Here’s how to check and set it up:
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Check TV Settings:
- Go to your TV’s audio settings (usually under Settings > Sound > Audio Output).
- Look for options like Speaker and Headphone or Multi-output Audio and toggle the setting if available.
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Test Your Setup:
- Connect your headphones (e.g., via Bluetooth, optical).
- Play audio to see if it outputs through both the TV speakers and headphones.
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Contact Support:
- If you're unsure, reach out to your TV manufacturer’s support team for guidance.
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Search Online:
- Search your TV model with keywords like “support TV speaker and headphone output simultaneously” for specific instructions.
If your TV doesn’t support simultaneous output, here are some workarounds:
- Method 1: Use a dual-headphone TV set like Avantree Duet, HT41866, or HT41899. If you already have Avantree headphones (e.g., Ensemble), add a second pair to the set.
- Method 2: Use an Avantree transmitter (Oasis Plus, Orbit Plus) with passthrough functionality. Connect a soundbar to the transmitter via optical or RCA, and pair your headphones to the transmitter so both work simultaneously.
- Method 3: Use AcuEar Pebble or HearSay Clear earbuds with a table microphone. Place the microphone near the TV speaker, allowing you to hear through the earbuds while others hear via the TV speaker.
- Method 4: Use an audio splitter or an HDMI audio extractor (e.g., Avantree HAX05).
- Method 5: Use the Avantree Harmony transmitter with a Harmony speaker and Quartet headphones.
By following these steps, you can enjoy audio through your wireless headphones while others listen through the TV speakers or soundbar. if you are not sure any of these options, please contact support@avantree.com for further support.
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