I would like to mute my television.
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Hello,
I have a problem with my grandmother, she turns the volume up to the max, it's a Thompson but I don't know the model. Please help me, as a middle school student I have a lot of trouble getting to sleep. Thank you in advance.
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I have a problem with my grandmother, she turns the volume up to the max, it's a Thompson but I don't know the model. Please help me, as a middle school student I have a lot of trouble getting to sleep. Thank you in advance.
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Good evening,
The most effective solution would be for your grandmother to listen to the TV with headphones.
The simplest option is wired headphones, as they work and there’s no need to worry about batteries, provided the TV has a jack socket for headphones.
Then come the headphones with radio transmission... There’s a small transmitter plugged into the TV’s headphone jack === and the wireless headphones, which require batteries... that need to be changed.
Next is Bluetooth headphones, also wireless, but they need a Bluetooth transmitter connected to the TV, and the wireless headphones run on battery... which shouldn't be forgotten to charge... This is the most expensive system...
-- In these situations, the hardest part is convincing your grandmother to use those headphones to listen to the TV; she finds it bothersome, as she no longer feels as free to move about, and it's degrading to realize she has difficulty hearing....
Moreover, she must not forget to turn off the sound on the speakers...
Otherwise, a small speaker nearby could also work, with a lower volume in the room... But still allowing her to hear the sound...
Here’s an overview of the topic.
The most effective solution would be for your grandmother to listen to the TV with headphones.
The simplest option is wired headphones, as they work and there’s no need to worry about batteries, provided the TV has a jack socket for headphones.
Then come the headphones with radio transmission... There’s a small transmitter plugged into the TV’s headphone jack === and the wireless headphones, which require batteries... that need to be changed.
Next is Bluetooth headphones, also wireless, but they need a Bluetooth transmitter connected to the TV, and the wireless headphones run on battery... which shouldn't be forgotten to charge... This is the most expensive system...
-- In these situations, the hardest part is convincing your grandmother to use those headphones to listen to the TV; she finds it bothersome, as she no longer feels as free to move about, and it's degrading to realize she has difficulty hearing....
Moreover, she must not forget to turn off the sound on the speakers...
Otherwise, a small speaker nearby could also work, with a lower volume in the room... But still allowing her to hear the sound...
Here’s an overview of the topic.