Connecting the HearLink TV transmitter blocks the television audio for the rest of the viewers.

May 07, 2020

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Connecting the HearLink TV transmitter blocks the television audio for the rest of the viewers.

Tags: analog, audio, block, bluetooth, cable, hearlink, HearLink PLUS, jack, optical, output, port, set top box, set-top box, sound, television, transmitter, tv

If you have a set top box you may be able to use it to bypass the television’s audio output jack and solve this problem. Many set top boxes (cable boxes) have an analog audio output jack and/or an optical (digital) audio output jack. By connecting the HearLink PLUS TV transmitter directly to the set top box the audio may transmit simultaneously to the BeHear headset and the television speakers, allowing both the BeHear wearer and the other viewers to hear the audio.

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