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How to Connect Bang Olufsen Headphones to TV?

By December 3, 2020 0 comments

How to Connect your Bang & Olufsen Headphones to TV Wirelessly?

 

Want to connect your Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth Wireless Headphones to your TV and listen to TV through them? 

No problem! There are TWO ways to do it.

 

If your TV has built-in Bluetooth capability

(please check your TV's user manual), here's what you do:

1. Get your B&O Headphone into pairing mode (Please scroll to the bottom of the page or see your B&O user manual.)

2. Go into your TV's Bluetooth menu, search & select your B&O Headphone to connect.

3. You may adjust volume via your TV's remote control.

 

If your TV does NOT have built-in Bluetooth

Or if you'd like to connect MORE THAN ONE PAIR of headphones to your TV simultaneously, you'll have to connect using a Bluetooth Audio Adapter, somthing like these:

 

Avantree Audikast Plus (Learn More)

 

Avantree Oasis Plus (Learn More)

 

Avantree Orbit (Learn More)



With these, you'll be able to:

- Get extended Bluetooth Range.

- Connect up to TWO PAIRS of headphones to your TV (adapter) simultaneously.

- In the case of Oasis Plus and Orbit, it can be used simultaneously with a SoundBar/Stereo Receiver (AVR) while sharing ONE Digital Optical Port (See THIS ARTICLE for more details regarding this function.)


Here are the Instructions of Connecting using an Adapter:

1. Connect your Bluetooth adapter to Power.

2. Connect the Bluetooth adapter to TV. Our adapters support Digital Optical (aka TOSLINK or SPDIF,) 3.5mm Auxiliary (aka Headphones Jack,) and RCA (Red/White) Audio Output Ports. Please see your adapter's user manual for more details.

3. Get your B&O Headphones into pairing mode (Please scroll to the bottom of the page or see your B&O user manual.)

4. Get your Bluetooth adapter into Bluetooth Pairing mode as well. Please see your user manual if you're not sure how.

5. Keep your B&O Headphone close to the adapter until they connect.

6. Once connected, if you're using Digital Optical connection, please go to your TV settings menu and change your Digital Audio Format to PCM.

7. And you'd be good to go

 

Below is a list of how to get B&O's most popular headphones into Bluetooth Pairing Mode, just for your convenience.

Beoplay H95: Move the switch to the top position and hold it for 2 seconds. A BLUE indicator light will start flashing which indicates that pairing mode is now active.




Beoplay E8: Enable pairing mode on your Beoplay E8 by touching and holding both earbuds simultaneously for 3-5 seconds. Let go once the indicator on the right earbud is flashing BLUE (pairing mode).




Beoplay H9: Enable pairing mode on your Beoplay H9 by moving the switch to the top position and holding it for 2 seconds. The product indicator will start flashing BLUE which indicates that pairing mode is now active.



Beoplay H4: Press & Hold Vol+ Vol- simultaneously for 5 seconds to initiate Bluetooth pairing.



Please contact us at support@avantree.com if you have any question.

 

You may be interested in:

Avantree TWS116 wireless earbuds for TV.

Avantree TWS106 wireless earbuds for sport.

 

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