A:AnswerTwo wires must be attached to this unit in order for it to work, a UBS cord for power and a audio cord. Both cords find their home in the back of the TV.
A:AnswerI use it with a Roku TV and it's super easy to set up. You just plug the device in and HDMI port and the headphones or ear buds in the device and it's done.
A:AnswerAll you have to do is hold the button on top down until it's flashing off/on. Then on the device you want to pair, do the same. That's really it. I have connected 3 devices already and have used the same instructions. But all you need to do is go online and the instructions are there. But if that's not working for you, here's some additional resources:
1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpAjm0ZVCPw&feature=emb_logo
2) https://www.meeaudio.com/content/usermanuals/QuickStartGuide_Connect.pdf
A:AnswerI have RayCon EarPods that I use with my iPhone to listen via Bluetooth to music & Audible. So with this item hooked up to our tv I listen via Bluetooth on my EarPods which are very comfortable & volume is adjustable right on the Esrpods.. My husband listens to the tv through the tv speaker.
I had headphones with a different tv adapter, but the headphones were uncomfortable & got caught in my hair.
A:AnswerNot that I’m aware. The volume control comes from the source, (tv or whatever the device is plugged into.) I use my Beats headphones with this, and I can control the volume using the buttons on the headphones, but I think that is an internal feature of the Beats headphones.
A:AnswerYou can pair up to two headphones with a single transmitter. You can use a splitter to send audio to two transmitters at the same time, in order to pair up to 4 headphones.
A:AnswerYou would need a Bluetooth receiver, not a Bluetooth transmitter, in this scenario. The Connect Hub model (a higher-end version of this device) would work for this application.
A:AnswerI believe so as long as you have a USB plug in the back of the tv and ether an optical plug or the small audio plug. The USB is used for power and the other is used for sound.
A:AnswerThis sounds like it could be an issue with the cable leading into the transmitter from your TV - try unseating and re-seating the connectors and see if audio comes back in both ears. If the issue is not resolved or you have any additional questions, please contact our support line at 626 965 1008 Monday-Friday 9:00AM ~ 5:00PM PST so that we can assist you with further troubleshooting.
