Bluetooth connection for TV to connect to Danalogic Ambio hearing aids

Huge thanks for your response!

I have the Resound streamer 2 on my main Tv in the sitting room. There’s some slight issues but nothing to do with the streamer or hearing aids thankfully! The Tv is held with a bracket against the wall and I stupidly didn’t check the back of the Tv properly and looks like the bracket is directly above the led insert (for the life of me I cannot remember the name) so I’m hoping my granddad can help with this.

I was moreso hoping maybe something smaller when I am watching Tv in my bedroom and not having to disconnect and reconnect the Streamer when I need to use it. I bought the Resound phone clip + for my work laptop and works a treat but not the best for the Tv (unsure why tbh)

Also to add, the app is great! Took a bit of getting used to but I am able to figure out which settings I need to rely on daily

Tell us how you made out. It would really suck if even the 90 didn’t fit behind the bracket. Then just leave the cable dangling when not in use.

I’ll keep you updated once it gets delivered and see how it goes. Fingers and toes crossed!

There’s another way to stream audio from your TV:

TV Bluetooth → FlooGoo (relay mode) to convert classic Bluetooth to Auracast → another FlooGoo as a standard Auracast receiver connected to your phone → your hearing aids receive audio from the phone.

This setup does not require any cables to be connected to your TV.

If your TV handles classic Bluetooth latency reasonably well, this approach can work quite effectively. It also has an extra advantage: you can use the second FlooGoo with your phone to access public Auracast broadcasts when they become more widely available.

You can refer to the following thread if you’re interested:

Use FlooGoo FMA120 to Add Auracast to Any Bluetooth-Enabled TV

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Bring Auracast to Any Hearing Aids with the FlooGoo FMA120

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