wireless headphones working also tv speaker. How do I cancel the Tv speakers

[dollynclaude1]

My TV speakers and my wireless headphones are both working. How do I stop my TV speakers?

 

[kanewolf]

It would have to be a setting in the setup menus for the TV if it is possible to disable them. Your TV may not have an option to disable the speakers.

 

[azaran]

How exactly is it set up on your TV? If the sound is being split before it enters your TV speakers you might be able to mute the TV and keep the headphones active.

 

[dollynclaude1]

My TV doesn't have Bluetooth, so I'm using
Aluratek ABT01F with RCA Cable Adapter into my TV audio out.
I'm using tzumi wireless bluetooth headphones which is paired.
When I use the headphones, the TV volume is on.
I don't have option to disable the speakers

 

[azaran]

Does adjusting the TV volume adjust the volume in the headphones?
Also what TV model?

 

[dollynclaude1]

Does adjusting the TV volume adjust the volume in the headphones? no
Also what TV model? Toshiba 37AV502U

 

[dollynclaude1]

No

Toshiba 37AV502U

 

[dollynclaude1]

It would have to be a setting in the setup menus for the TV if it is possible to disable them. Your TV may not have an option to disable the speakers.

 

[dollynclaude1]

I’ve seen in video that once the Aluratek is plugged in, it stops the volume on tv

 

[azaran]

Wait, so you can adjust the volume of the TV independently of the headphones? Why don't you just mute the TV when you use the headphones?

As for it stop the volume when it's plugged in, that only works with the headphone jack in to the tv. If you use RCA cables, those don't sense when they're being used so there's no way for the tv to know to only output sound to those ports.

 

[dollynclaude1]

Wait, so you can adjust the volume of the TV independently of the headphones? Why don't you just mute the TV when you use the headphones?

As for it stop the volume when it's plugged in, that only works with the headphone jack in to the tv. If you use RCA cables, those don't sense when they're being used so there's no way for the tv to know to only output sound to those ports.

No I can't adjust the volume of the TV independently of the headphones.
I do not have a headphone jack on my TV, so that's why I'm using the wireless headphones.
My TV doesn't have Bluetooth.
That is why I'm using Aluratek, RCA cable to my Audio out.

 

[dollynclaude1]

No I can't adjust the volume of the TV independently of the headphones.
I do not have a headphone jack on my TV, so that's why I'm using the wireless headphones.
My TV doesn't have Bluetooth.
That is why I'm using Aluratek, RCA cable to my Audio out.

 

[azaran]

Page 18 of the manual shows there is a setting in the TV's menu for sound. There you can turn off the tv's speakers.
Here is a link to the manual if you don't have it
http/static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Toshiba_32AV502U_Manual.pdf

That should do what you're trying to do.

 

[dollynclaude1]

Page 18 of the manual shows there is a setting in the TV's menu for sound. There you can turn off the tv's speakers.
Here is a link to the manual if you don't have it
http/static.highspeedbackbone.net/pdf/Toshiba_32AV502U_Manual.pdf

That should do what you're trying to do.

 

[dollynclaude1]

Thank You azaran for your help and time

 

[azaran]

Thank You azaran for your help and time

Glad to be of help. Hope it all works right.