Unable to connect Bluetooth headset to TV.
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Hello, I need your help because I don’t know how to make my Bluetooth headset work with my TV.
I have a Grandin TV with no headphone output or Scart. However, I have a digital audio out. So, I bought a transformer with a digital audio out connector to plug in a Bluetooth adapter to make my headset work. It still doesn't work. Thank you for your help.
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I have a Grandin TV with no headphone output or Scart. However, I have a digital audio out. So, I bought a transformer with a digital audio out connector to plug in a Bluetooth adapter to make my headset work. It still doesn't work. Thank you for your help.
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Hello,
To assist you, it would be helpful to know the references (Brand and model) of all the relevant devices.
That is to say:
Grandin television - coaxial/RCA converter or headset - Bluetooth transmitter and finally Bluetooth headset
Note: generally, on televisions, a setting needs to be made in the "Sound" or "Audio" menu to enable the digital audio output (SPDIF)
Additionally, it seems to me that there is a lot of equipment to establish a Bluetooth connection from a coaxial audio output.
Very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it’s not there...
To assist you, it would be helpful to know the references (Brand and model) of all the relevant devices.
That is to say:
Grandin television - coaxial/RCA converter or headset - Bluetooth transmitter and finally Bluetooth headset
Note: generally, on televisions, a setting needs to be made in the "Sound" or "Audio" menu to enable the digital audio output (SPDIF)
Additionally, it seems to me that there is a lot of equipment to establish a Bluetooth connection from a coaxial audio output.
Very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it’s not there...
- A Toslink/to mini Toslink cable ??? (your photo 4) ?
Toslink : It is an optical audio cable and the TV does not have an optical output but a coaxial output (your image 1)
- The Prozor is ok, it has coaxial and optical (Toslink) input and headphone or RCA output
- The Bluetooth transmitter is indeed this one
- The headphones are Bluetooth.
As it stands, it cannot work.
You cannot connect the TV to the ProZor
You need a coaxial cable like this one. =====>
As mentioned earlier, we could have replaced Prozor plus Bluetooth transmitter with this: https://www.amazon.fr/TOOGOO-Bluetooth-Transmetteur-numerique-Adaptateur/dp/B07F2BQLG6
You did not provide me with the model of the Grandin TV... see the label on the back
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Very difficult to catch a black cat in a dark room.
Especially when it is not there...
Don't forget that the Bluetooth transmitter must be connected to the headphone jack of the Prozor and to its TX port (so the transmitter can transmit).
Finally, the digital coaxial audio output (spdif) needs to be activated via the TV menu
and of course pair the headphones with the Bluetooth transmitter.
Finally, the digital coaxial audio output (spdif) needs to be activated via the TV menu
and of course pair the headphones with the Bluetooth transmitter.
-JBL E45BT Bluetooth Headphones
-PROWITHLIN Bluetooth Transmitter Adapter
-GRANDIN TV with a single digital audio out
192Khz
-PROZOR 192kHz DAC Converter, Stereo Audio R/L
-Toslink to Mini Toslink Digital Audio Cable
PS: I'm not very familiar with this, thank you
in advance for your help