“How do I get rid of delay/echo? The headphones are slightly delayed from the TV audio and causes a noticeable delay. This is only when plugged into the cable box RCA audio jacks. When plugged into the TV headphone jack it works fine, however this method causes the TV speakers to be cut out and I do not want that to happen. What we use them for is to have one person wearing them (because they are a little deaf and would require the TV volume to be too loud) and they can set their headphone volume to their liking, while the other viewers can listen directly to the TV speakers at a more reasonable volume. However, the problem is that the person wearing the headphones can still hear the TV speakers a bit, but it is slightly ahead of the headphone volume and creates an 'echo' and is unpleasant. Also the headphone volume is not synced to the speakers lips. How can I eliminate this delay? We have tried changing to all three of the channels but that did not help. Thanks.”
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Hello Mike, thank you for your message. To troubleshoot your headphones, check the link below: https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/37670. - Oscar.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You cannot. On your television sets they have a separate airphone jack that you can plug it into while other people can hear it from the television itself. I have the same problem that you do. I have to plug them directly into the television. When I do that nobody else can hear the sound. I need to buy an updated television.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Rca's are analog and your hdmi is digital . Look for a digital to analog convertor, maybe on amazon, and plug it into the cable box's rca marked "digital output" . They're 20 bucks or so . Fixs lipsync issues .
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.it is possible your tv does not have that option to provide sound from two sources at once.
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