help with bluetooth headphones and tv

juless77 · 16 Jul 20, 03:49 PM

My hubby has Bluetooth headphones if we sync them to the tv it means I cant hear the tv but we want to be able to hear them on headphones and the TV does anyone know how we can do this its a smart TV ? thanks

**THE WIZARD** · 16 Jul 20, 04:59 PM

Originally Posted by juless77

My hubby has Bluetooth headphones if we sync them to the tv it means I cant hear the tv but we want to be able to hear them on headphones and the TV does anyone know how we can do this its a smart TV ? thanks

Id be interested to know the answer to this one as I was thinking of getting some new noise cancelling headphones (good prices on Samsung site at present) & I'd be a bit miffed it my DH couldn't here the TV while I had mine on, hadn't thought of that possibility to be honest.
Sure there will be some good techie on here who has an answer hopefully.

ncmurray · 16 Jul 20, 08:14 PM

Im no techie, but I would imagine that is not possible, unless you both had bluetooth headphones? Even then, I don't know if the tv could bluetooth the sound to two different devices.

**THE WIZARD** · 17 Jul 20, 05:17 PM

Originally Posted by ncmurray

Im no techie, but I would imagine that is not possible, unless you both had bluetooth headphones? Even then, I don't know if the tv could bluetooth the sound to two different devices.

Good point

**cartoonp** · 21 Jul 20, 08:27 AM

Hi I found this

Connecting multiple bluetooth device to another bluetooth device is only possible when either of the bluetooth devices has dual pairing option. Dual pairing option will allow to connect two or more bluetooth device at a time.

keith1973 · 22 Jul 20, 12:37 AM

Originally Posted by juless77

My hubby has Bluetooth headphones if we sync them to the tv it means I cant hear the tv but we want to be able to hear them on headphones and the TV does anyone know how we can do this its a smart TV ? thanks

I don�t think most companies would set there devices up to do that it would defeat the point in using the headphones as most people would use them to not disturb there partner.

**Floridarules** · 22 Jul 20, 08:22 AM

Sorry I�m confused 😐
Surely if two people wanted to watch TV, headphones would not be used.
I would be surprised if this feature exists on any TV🤔

juless77 · 22 Jul 20, 09:42 AM

My mother in law can watch her tv with the noise on at a reasonable volume and my father in law can have his headphones on and have them on loud as he is quiet deaf so I know it can be done but don't know how and my MIL said the tv guys set it up for her when they set the Tv up

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