Well, apparently there is no such ability with the Samsung TV. I have to rely on my husband but he is telling me there is an anything like that in any of the menus. Not too surprising I suppose. Mary
Sent from my iPhone > On May 7, 2016, at 4:38 PM, Dane Trethowan <grtd...@internode.on.net> wrote: > > I had a similar issue for a while with my Denon AVR2113 surround--sound > receiver connected to my computer. I was able to resolve it by turning off > power management at the computer end for the HDMI port. > > > Bluetooth headsets for a small price and I'm imagining here you're not > wanting great quality sound, more like reasonable quality sound. > > > Well the Logitech H800 will give you that sound if you're just wanting to > listen through the Headset itself and not use it for chatting using > Bluetooth, when you do that the sound is absolutely disgusting by today's > standards. > > > I'm sure I've pointed out one of many options available. > > > > >> On 8/05/2016 8:48 AM, Mary Otten wrote: >> I recently got a fourth generation Apple TV and connected it to a Samsung TV >> which is connected to a Klipsch sound bar via optical cable. After some >> experimentation, including switching out the cable and trying a different >> and older TV to make sure the problem wasn't our newer TV, I have determined >> that there is an issue with voiceover cutting out when there isn't already >> audio playing through the sound bar. That is, if there is a TV show or some >> music or whatever going through the Apple TV to the sound bar, and I use the >> included remote or a Bluetooth keyboard to move around on the Apple TV and >> hear what it is saying with voiceover, there is no problem. Voiceover does >> not cut out. However, if there is no audio streaming through the sound bar >> from the Apple TV, then voiceover does cut out and the first words are >> always missed. Someone on an Apple related list said he had the same problem >> and solved it by using a Bluetooth headset. The only Bluetooth headset I >> have is a single ear piece Plantronics, probably about five years old, which >> I use on my iPhone when I'm out. This guy thinks that the issue is some kind >> of energy saving thing in the sound bar that doesn't kick in in time to >> catch the first few syllables are words that voiceover is saying. I'm all >> in favor of energy savings, but really. This is disgusting. I wonder if >> anybody has a Bluetooth headset solution that won't cost very much. I have >> really nice Headsets, but none of them are Bluetooth. I do not intend to >> buy the new ones from BMW which cost $400. Smile. >> Mary >> >> >> Sent from my iPhone > > -- > > ********** > Those who don't need help are prepared to help themselves >
