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  • wcd

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    Wondering if anyone is aware of anything that can be hooked up to optical audio output to stream to blue tooth enabled headphones? Seems like everything I am finding is a blue tooth or speaker only option.

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    The box above looks like it will do it for a reasonable cost.

    But is optical the only output from the TV? That seems unlikely as most at least have an RCA or phono jack out and there's plenty of bluetooth x-mitters out there that do that.
     

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    The box above looks like it will do it for a reasonable cost.

    But is optical the only output from the TV? That seems unlikely as most at least have an RCA or phono jack out and there's plenty of bluetooth x-mitters out there that do that.
    No it has RCA output jacks. The hitch comes in when you want the TV to utilize dual output. we can set our tv to both Speaker and optical audio and it will not turn off the speaker output.
     

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    You must have an older tv. Most tv's have built-in bluetooth. At least ours does.
    Ours does as well, issue is when it’s set to Bluetooth it Does not not transmit audio through the speakers.

    I have an IPad which has Bluetooth it pairs automatically with implants, but it does not use the external speaker.
     
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