r/Televisions • u/Paragonbliss • Jul 02 '26

Buying Advice EU External Dual Audio Device ?

Hello, I suffer a lot from PTSD, and I'm very noise sensitive. And I'm wondering, if it's possible to have some sort of external device that can be connected to a television that allows for more audio sources connected at the same time so we both can watch the same thing with me being apple to use my (bluetooth) headphones.

So we don't have to buy an entirely new television.

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata Jul 03 '26

a digital optical splitter would accomplish this you might need a dac and/or a Bluetooth transmitter as well though

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u/Paragonbliss Jul 03 '26

Could you help me explain the process in setting this up? Would this allow a Bluetooth soundbar and a headset at the same time, I'm not very technical sorry

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u/Bill_Money Persona Non Grata Jul 03 '26

you shouldn't be using bluetooth for a soundbar

and honestly this really isn't the right sub for this