“Will the Insignia NS-SB314 support an A2DP profile for bluetooth pairing? My TV by itself does not have Bluetooth capability, so I bought a TaoTronics wireless high-fidelity transmitter that connects to the TV's audio output port. The transmitter requires A2DP profile for pairing. I have followed all instructions for the transmitter and for the Insignia sound bar, but have not been able to pair. Therefore I am wondering if the sound bar supports the A2DP profile.”
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Yes, actually I believe it ONLY supports A2DP profile and nothing else. Your strategy should work, but I wouldn't bother hooking it up this way. Even if you get it to work, most a2dp connections like this (transmitter and receiver units) won't work for audio and video due to latency. Basically, the delay in the wireless connection is going to make it so that the picture is ahead of the sound by half a second or so, which is terrible for watching TV or movies. You should hard-wire to the TV, unless you plan on using the soundbar strictly for music and using the TV as the music player, then audio video sync won't matter.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, this NS-SB314 does support A2DP. Verify that when you are on the Bluetooth input, that the Bluetooth indicator is blinking slowly. If it is solid, turn off the device you had previously paired with the soundbar to allow the soundbar to pair with a new device.
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