I recently got the Jabra Elite 65t earphones and I want to listen to the TV audio and Xbox through them - is this possible and if so what is the best way to achieve this.
How to Listen to TV Audio through Wireless Earphones
PTG Benny on 18/06/2018 - 15:35
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Does the TV and Xbox have bluetooth that I can just connect to straight away without adapters and transmitters etc
This is an easy question to answer. My crystal ball says "Yes!"
…. You realise you haven't provided the model of your TV (or the Xbox) right?
Sorry guys, TV is Hisense 75K700UWD and I am on the Xbox One X
The manual for the TV I can find online says there's a bluetooth pairing indicator, but that might be limited to only some models and not all. See if your TV has that indicator marked (pg 5):
https://hisense.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/75K700UWD-…
If not, you might have to get a standalone bluetooth dongle like this:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Logitech-Bluetooth-Audio-Adapter…
EXAMPLE ONLY
But as others have said, might be a bit of audio lag.
Awesome, I just checked and I have the indicator on the front left hand side of the TV, so what now? :)
@PTG Benny: I'll be honest, I didn't really read past that part of the manual, and I can't see any other mention of it even in the manual. Is there a "bluetooth" heading when you go into the TV settings via the remote?
Edit: Just googled a bit more and the Bluetooth might only be for smart remotes and not for audio… don't get your hopes up yet =/
You would use optical out on your Xbox One X into something like this: https://www.amazon.com.au/Paxcess-Bluetooth-Receiver-Transmi…
Problem is those Jabra Elite 65t you bought don't support aptX Low Latency so you are going to get audio lag.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HI-FI-Wireless-Bluetooth-2-in1-A…
Ordered one of these. Connects to audio jack. Will let you know how it goes with any delay once I receive it. Going to use Sony WH1000MX2 with them. There shouldn't be delays with movies. Maybe more so with video games. I will be using them for TV and Movies.
All the bluetooth adapters I've seen cause a delay, so your audio will be out of sync with the picture