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@Sandyb @FisdeI use my B&O BT ANCs paired with the Apple TV. I know that doesn’t solve the sports issue. So just a thought for other material.I tried a B&O pair with a BV14, and like others who did similarly, the lack of volume/ power made them useless. It was astonishing.
@Sandyb @Fisde I use my B&O BT ANCs paired with the Apple TV. I know that doesn’t solve the sports issue. So just a thought for other material. BeoNut since '75
I wonder why?I can pair AKG's bluetooth headphones and even a rather cheap pair of Procaster headphones to my LG 7-series OLED without any issues.Eclipse has the same TV part. How is it possible that in the B&O LG/SoundCenter combo bluetooth headphones do not work?😮Limitations of the TV then, that is unfortunate I’m sorry to hear that.
Hey Fidse
I'll write following in Danish about your headphone problem.....
Hej Fidse
Jeg har selv et par BeoPlay H8 som jeg ønskede at bruge trådløst fra min PC. Kontaktede B&o support og de anbefalede Creative BT-W2 Transceiver / USB stik, som man sætter i et ledigt stik. Det fungerer stadig perfekt, dog lover B&o ikke at den fungerer med alle apparater. Prisen på den er ca. 40 euro, så det er en beskeden investering.
Her er et link til Creative, så kan du læse lidt :
http://dk.creative.com/p/sound-blaster/creative-bluetooth-audio-bt-w2-usb-transceiver
Da dit Eclipse tv har flere usb tilsutninger fylder det jo ikke nær så meget som de andre forslag der har været i forummet. God fornøjelse :o)
Lasse
How is it possible that in the B&O LG/SoundCenter combo bluetooth headphones do not work?
Not exactly an answer, but from looking at how one does this with a standard LG tv, the bluetooth is part of the "audio output" of the TV (you go into the "audio output" settings, etc.). In the case of the Eclipse, all of the audio output is handled by B&O. Apparently B&O didn't think this was important (or there's a technical reason why BT wouldn't work with the sound center).
How is it possible that in the B&O LG/SoundCenter combo bluetooth headphones do not work?Not exactly an answer, but from looking at how one does this with a standard LG tv, the bluetooth is part of the "audio output" of the TV (you go into the "audio output" settings, etc.). In the case of the Eclipse, all of the audio output is handled by B&O. Apparently B&O didn't think this was important (or there's a technical reason why BT wouldn't work with the sound center).
Probably the same reason the WiFi is rubbish on the Eclipse. Some quite serious misgivings here by B&O. Not to mention the curtains being missing. When switching off it looks and feels like it has just crashed out very abruptly!
No doubt, a product of the modular approach taken to the Eclipse.
But in the end, shows that it was put together rather quickly - and the missing Bluetooth is surely an oversight?
Because how difficult can it be to put in a BT transmitter to the sound centre.
But given how rubbish the BT was in the BV14, maybe a good thing they left it out!
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