A:AnswerI'm sure it does I hooked it up to my bose sterio which is 14 yrs old & it works fine. Remember though that your going to have to recharge it every few days
A:AnsweriStream is a BT receiver so it doesn't work for your application. You will need a BT transmitter to transmit audio from your TV to the sound system.
A:AnswerI am having the same issue 2007 Ford F150. Want to make phone calls through the Bluetooth. Keeps disconnecting. Stays paired then drops the calls back to the phone.
A:AnswerNo. Your buds must already receive a signal of some sort bc they’re wireless. Here are 3 possible solutions:
1.) If your buds receive a Bluetooth signal and if your TCL TV transmits a Bluetooth signal then you need nothing else to make that connection.
2.) If your buds receive a Bluetooth signal and your TCL TV does NOT transmit a Bluetooth signal then you need to purchase a Bluetooth Transmitter. Aluratec makes a good one that we also bought at BestBuy. :) After hooking up the Bluetooth Transmitter to your TV, using an audio cable connected to an “audio out” port on your tv, the Bluetooth Transmitter will send out the audio from your TV via a Bluetooth signal.
3.) If your wireless buds do NOT receive a Bluetooth signal then making that connection, between your TV and buds, will NOT use Bluetooth transmitters or receivers. (If your TV does NOT wirelessly transmit the signal your buds receive, it may be possible to purchase a transmitter of that signal, and then you’d hook that transmitter to an “audio out” port on your TV.)
One of these 3 possibilities can solve your problem if you read them carefully. :)
A:AnsweriStream is a BT receiver so it doesn't work for your application. You will need a BT transmitter to transmit audio from the 3.5mm headset output port to your wireless headset.
A:AnsweriStream is a BT receiver so it doesn't work for your application. You will need a BT transmitter to transmit audio from the 3.5mm headset output port to your wireless headset.
