When using the headset, can the tv sound remain on for the other viewers in the room? null

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Mobius · Accepted Answer

That would be a feature of your TV, not of the headphones. If the TV sent sound to both Bluetooth and the speakers simultaneously, these would work.

j9a1p1 · Answer

Yes the headphone and television can be on at the same time.

Dustin · Answer

In most situations the answer would be no. But it depends on how you connect to your media device i.e. tv, radio, iPod etc. You noted it was a tv. Most tvs the easiest way to connect a device like this is via Bluetooth in your tv settings menu. You will have to connect the device to the TV (if the tv is Bluetooth equipped) then select the settings to how you want the audio to come out (tv speakers, Bluetooth device, optical audio etc). Most tvs with rare exception will make you select one or the other but not both.

Answered by Dustin 4 years ago

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BobsNewMonitor · Answer

I have a brand new Samsung TV and Samsung sound bar. When I turn the headphones on, the sound bar is muted. So you can listen with the headphones or have sound via the sound bar, but not both at the same time. I'm trying to figure out a way to solve this issue myself.

Answered by BobsNewMonitor 4 years ago

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TonyTone · Answer

I haven't had a chance to try that yet. I would assume that the bluetooth connection would override the audio output from the TV speakers.

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