I have a Samsung UE43KS7500 and would like to use Bluetooth/wireless headphones and the tv speakers simultaneously. I copy below the relevant pages from the TV's manual. When selecting Setting>Sound>Select speaker, the only option offered is 'TV Speaker', and when going into 'Listening to the TV through Bluetooth devices' (Expert settings) it advises that when in this mode the TV speaker is disabled. It would appear therefore that the TV's standard settings do not allow me to do what I need; is there a workaround? I obviously want to be clear on this before I shell out up to 200 Pounds on the earphones!
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@Roland K: it may be the case that you have to pair the Bluetooth headphones to the TV before the Multi-Output Audio option becomes available. With this in mind, try pairing your headphones via Settings > Sound > Expert Settings > Wireless Speaker Manager > Bluetooth Audio Devices. If you're successful, head back to Settings > System > Accessibility > Multi-Output Audio to see if you're able to activate this feature.
@Roland K: it may be the case that you have to pair the Bluetooth headphones to the TV before the Multi-Output Audio option becomes available. With this in mind, try pairing your headphones via Settings > Sound > Expert Settings > Wireless Speaker Manager > Bluetooth Audio Devices. If you're successful, head back to Settings > System > Accessibility > Multi-Output Audio to see if you're able to activate this feature.
