Can I use to connect my tv to my earphone or headset null

Unless your TV is capable of "casting" to other media devices--and I don't know of any that can--then the answer would be no. The Chromecast Audio is intended for connecting mobile devices to speakers and requires that the device have the "casting" option in its software. You could, however, use a Bluetooth transmitter from an audio out on your TV to a pair of Bluetooth headphones or a regular pair of wired headphones connected to a Bluetooth receiver. I do this for a TV in our basement, and it works well. Just be sure you're using a current (aptX) Bluetooth device to reduce any lag issues that can cause your audio and video to be out of sync.

I am afraid this was not designed for that.

The audiocast has an unpowered output, so would require your earphone or headset have an internal amp.

of course! very easily. set your headset in pairing mode and press with a the A or the B button. that's it!

No. This is a receiver, meant to receive audio from your phone or other output device and play that audio through a speaker or audio system. If your TV supports Bluetooth, you can connect a pair of Bluetooth headphones to your TV that way. Or if your headphones are wired, you can connect the jack to the audio output jack of you TV.

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Unless your TV is capable of "casting" to other media devices--and I don't know of any that can--then the answer would be no. The Chromecast Audio is intended for connecting mobile devices to speakers and requires that the device have the "casting" option in its software. You could, however, use a Bluetooth transmitter from an audio out on your TV to a pair of Bluetooth headphones or a regular pair of wired headphones connected to a Bluetooth receiver. I do this for a TV in our basement, and it works well. Just be sure you're using a current (aptX) Bluetooth device to reduce any lag issues that can cause your audio and video to be out of sync.
Answered by techdad 8 years ago
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I am afraid this was not designed for that.
Answered by FabioK 8 years ago
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The audiocast has an unpowered output, so would require your earphone or headset have an internal amp.
Answered by BillLH 8 years ago
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of course! very easily. set your headset in pairing mode and press with a the A or the B button. that's it!
Answered by debbie 8 years ago
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No. This is a receiver, meant to receive audio from your phone or other output device and play that audio through a speaker or audio system. If your TV supports Bluetooth, you can connect a pair of Bluetooth headphones to your TV that way. Or if your headphones are wired, you can connect the jack to the audio output jack of you TV.
Answered by Jack 8 years ago
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