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Sound through optical output and BT device at the same time


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I have an OLED C3 evo
A Pioneer amplifier is connected to the optical output.

I want to connect Bluetooth headphones and use them at the same time as the amplifier.
The thing is, I haven't seen such an option on TV. It is possible to play simultaneously with the Bluetooth headphones and the internal speakers on the TV.
There is no option for Bluetooth and the optical port at the same time.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks
Dani

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That type of thing has typically (as in probably never) been supported by electronic devices such as televisions and amplifiers.

I am not an electronics expert. Here is something you can ask someone else for help with. There are Bluetooth transmitters available for purchase. You could split the audio signal from the TV with one line for the transmitter and the other for the amplifier.

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