Most Smart TVs, if not all, have the Bluetooth option. The Smart remotes on all Smart TVs function via Bluetooth. Some older Smart TVs may not have the option to transmit audio via Bluetooth.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE Apple TV AND IT SUPPORTS BLUETOOTH
Go to Bluetooth setting on your smart tv. Press the button at the lower back on AirPods and wait till white light in on. This will put AirPods in pairing mode. Select your AirPods for bluetooth search from your Smart Tv.No matter what remote came with your TV, you can still check if it's Bluetooth compatible by looking in your settings menu. From Settings, select Sound, and then select Sound Output. If the option Bluetooth Speaker List appears, then your TV supports Bluetooth.
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TV Pairing
- Select the Settings icon.
- Select Advanced Settings.
- From the Sound menu select Sound Out.
- Select LG Sound Sync Bluetooth from the list, then select Detect.
- Choose your LG device from the list to pair.
By default, the Sound out is set to TV speakers. Click the LG Sound Sync (Wireless) and the Device selection pink button will appear. Click the Device selection pink button and the TV will search for Bluetooth devices, so make sure your Bluetooth headphone is in pairing mode.
Analog Audio Outputs
Old LG TVs have red and white analog audio output sockets. However, when you're buying accessories for your LG TV, take extra care because new models don't have analog audio outputs. You can only plug audio equipment into analog output sockets if they're self-powered speakers.Android TV
Some support Bluetooth, but only for use with a keyboard and mouse. Others, do support Bluetooth headphones, and you pair them just as you would with any other Android device. Put the headphones into pairing mode, go to Settings > Bluetooth and select the headphones when they appear.Headphone Output
Note: Some TVs have a 3.5mm port designed for diagnostics or RS232 control. This port is the exact size of a headphone jack, but is not designed for headphones.Using the on-screen display, you can connect your Bluetooth accessories. Find the Accessory menu for your TV, open the Bluetooth options, and set it to Pairing mode. Put your headphones into Pairing mode as well. Often, there will be a connection button on the headphones that you must press for a few seconds.
Bluetooth headphones
If your headphones are Bluetooth, all you really need is a Bluetooth transmitter. Transmitters can be found online or at your local electronics retailers for as little as $15. Basically, it takes the 3.5mm or RCA output from your television and transmits it as a Bluetooth signal.So, as you can see, it's actually pretty easy to turn your non-bluetooth TV – or any non-bluetooth device, actually, as long as it has a 3.5mm audio jack or RCA jacks – into bluetooth-capable devices. You just need the transmitter and you can easily enjoy wireless sound at a great quality!
From any Android Device
- Open the App Drawer.
- Go to Settings.
- Tap Bluetooth. You may need to select Connections first.
- Ensure Bluetooth is On and then select your device from the list below.
Some Samsung TVs come with Bluetooth capabilities, which means they can wirelessly connect to speakers, headphones, hearing aids, and other devices. Connect a Bluetooth Soundbar to your TV to get the most out of your favorite movie, or connect headphones so you can have a private screening.
Simply plug the optical cable into the adapter, and then plug the headphone transmitter into the back of the adapter. Now you have connected your TV output audio to the headphones!
Some TVs actually have headphone jacks, allowing to connect any headphones with the typical 3.5mm audio connector to them. Just plug the headphones in and go — you may need to change your audio output settings to have the TV send the audio over the headphone port, however.
