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Connect a Bluetooth receiver to a TV without a headphone jack

Eskanana674 Posted messages 14 Status Member -  
Eskanana674 Posted messages 14 Status Member -
Hello everyone.
I just bought a new television (it's this Polaroid 32-inch HD DVBT/C/T2/S2 model)
And there is no headphone jack so I can't use my headset.
But I'm wondering what these 2 sockets that look like a jack are for (see photo)
And how to connect a Bluetooth transmitter receiver to this TV so that I can use my Bluetooth speaker
If anyone has a solution?
Thank you.

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    Mhacks79 Posted messages 225 Status Member 40
     
    A USB Bluetooth receiver can be, but I have a doubt; otherwise, the two ports look like safety notches for disassembling this part, unless we are not talking about the same thing. In the best case, there are written indications right next to the inputs. The image is too blurry to read them, though. Otherwise, there are jack-to-peritel adapters.
    Even jack-to-USB adapters exist, but I have a doubt there.

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    1. Eskanana674 Posted messages 14 Status Member
       
      Thank you for your response, I took another picture that might show it better.
      It says mini av in
      And mini ypbpr
      What is on the picture are the only ports that the TV has.
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    2. AluMinioume Posted messages 3107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   582
       
      Hello,
      So for the first one, it would be a composite input, that is to say the yellow RCA input. But in a reduced (proprietary?) format.

      And the same goes for the second one, it would be YUV/RGB inputs, so red, green, and blue RCA inputs (varies slightly if in YUV standard).

      But apparently not for audio.
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