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I'm confused about the new Roku remote that allows private listening. Why would anyone need this? I just choose sound from my TV to go through whatever bluetooth speakers/earbuds I choose. The goal is that only you can hear the sound, not other people in the room. So why does anyone need a Roku remote to do this?
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Not all TVs support Bluetooth devices. If yours does, it's probably better to use it over private listening since the latter eats remote batteries.
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Not all TVs support Bluetooth devices. If yours does, it's probably better to use it over private listening since the latter eats remote batteries.
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Re: Why private listening??? Isn't this the same as bluetooth listening?
Why? Because even with hearing aids my hearing is very poor. Plugging in a headset into Roku remote is a godsend for me! Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to keep the sound coming through the TV speakers at the same time. I do not have a smart TV, only a 50" plasma that just won't die!