How to Connect Bluetooth Speaker to TV with Aux Cable (And More Solutions!)

Hey there! Want to make your TV sound way better? You're in the right place! We've put together a super easy guide to help you connect your TV to a Bluetooth speaker. And guess what? It's not just for the tech-savvy. Anyone can do it!
We'll start with the basics: hooking up your TV to your Bluetooth speaker using an AUX cable. But don't worry if your gear doesn't have an AUX port. We've thought of everything and have some cool tricks up our sleeve to get you hooked up no matter what.
From using an RCA to AUX adapter, finding your way around with a Bluetooth transmitter, to even tapping into the magic of HDMI ARC to AUX adapters, we've got all the tips you need to get amazing sound from your TV to your Bluetooth speaker.
Why settle for okay sound when you can have awesome sound, right? Dive into our video to find out how to make it happen. And hey, if you find this guide helpful, give us a thumbs up, drop us a comment with your thoughts or questions, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more handy tech tips.
Thanks for watching, and let's make your TV sound experience something to brag about!
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[@stephanietaylor3885]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@hifiaudios8101]

You are so welcome!

[@kaye8231]

I have an aux. cable hooked between my tv & Bluetooth speaker. (My tv doesn’t have Bluetooth & I don’t have the extra gadget you spoke of.) My phone’s Bluetooth is off & nothing else has Bluetooth. My problem is that my Bluetooth speaker remains in pairing mode so the sound from the tv isn’t going to the speaker.

[@hifiaudios8101]

if your Bluetooth speaker stays in pairing mode, it probably isn't picking up the audio from the aux cable. Try checking if the cable is fully plugged into both the TV and the speaker. Also, some speakers need you to switch modes (from Bluetooth to aux) manually. See if there’s a button or setting on your speaker to change that.

[@kaye8231]

@@hifiaudios8101 Thank you. After working with this a bit I now believe I may have a bad cable.