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iArkPower Extractor) to share the TV's audio between an EXTERNAL SPEAKER and the Transmitter.

For HDMI ARC OUT - Use a HDMI Audio Extractor (e.g.

The splitter in this example is a optical audio splitter. J-Tech splitter) to share the TV's audio between an EXTERNAL SPEAKER and the Transmitter.

For Optical AUDIO OUT - Use an optical splitter (e.g.

The splitter in this example is a 3.5mm audio splitter. Avantree TR302) to share the TV's audio between an EXTERNAL SPEAKER and the Transmitter.

For AUX Output - Use an audio splitter (e.g.

Our industry leading "Bypass" function allows you to put the transmitter/base between a TV AND an external speaker, and have audio come out from both devices AT THE SAME TIME.

IF you have a SoundBar or Stereo Receiver, return your current prodcut and consider purchasing a Orbit or Oasis Plusor a Operaor a Medley 6018 or a HT5009 or a HT5006or a Q5049. Solution 3: For users with TV Soundbar / AV Receiver Speakersģ.1 Use Transmitters with Passthrough Function If no luck, then try the microphone input option with the small microphone from the box. You can try with normal Optical or AUX connection first. If you are not sure whether your TV speaker will work or not when using TV headphones, you'd better get one of these. Solution 2: Choose models with Microphone InputĬhoose one of these models: TV Headphone sets ( Opera or HT380) or TV transmitters ( Orbit) as they support microphone input as well as regular AUX, optical / digital and RCA input. This method essentially allows you to "go around " the TV's built-in speakers. If you have a TV box (DirecTV, Xfinity, Bluray Player etc.), you should be able to find audio output ports on the back of them try to connect the Avantree transmitter directly to them instead of the TV. Solution 1: Connect Transmitter to TV box / AV Receiver instead If it doesn't, we have some alternative solutions for you to consider. If your TV offers simutanous output, great!

Unfortunately, most of the time, the only way to find out whether your TV supports simutanenous output - is to try it and see. Even TVs under the same brand can have different results for this matter. T his feature DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON THE TV ITSELF. Some TVs on the other hand, allows simultaneous audio output from their built-in speakers and other output.

When you connect a Bluetooth headphone to your smart TV, OR you connect a wireless audio transmitter to TV via AUX/OPT wire, it often automatically mutes the TV speaker.