Only picking up radio stations on headphones after plugging into tv audio

Did you connect the base/transmitter piece to the AUDIO OUT jacks on the back of the TV ? The radio you are listening to is the built-in FM radio/tuner. You need to connect the transmitter to an audio source (TV, PC, CD/DVD player, etc.) to receive sound from that source.

Unfortunately, this product has a reputation for unreliable operation. Many Amazon users report that they can't get it to work with their TVs. To isolate the problem, try plugging a good set of wired headphones into your television; if you hear nothing, then the TV is at fault. Otherwise, try plugging a different, known-good adapter cable into the TV. If you still don't get sound, then the Genica is broken.

You should have either a digital audio out port in the back of your tv or color coded analog out ports. Are you sure you have the cables plugged into the appropriate ports? I made the same mistake when hooking mine up, sometimes the print identifying the ports is very small. Also, since the headphones are wireless you may be receiving some kind of interference from somewhere. If you live in an apartment complex or next to a power substation that could be an issue.

i dont know but tv stations comes with sounds and video syncronize.then you will need a digital radio to get digital sounds from radio stations.good luck.

It works, Its that I just needed to find an Audio out port. (which I currently dont have due to lack of a cable box in my room)

This could be either very easy or a huge headache.

Easy way - The newer cars have an audio input jack, basically a headphone jack (1/8"). There are cables that you can use with 2 male connectors; one on each end. Set your car radio on AUX/LINE IN/MP3 and turn it up.

Hard way - Go to Radioshack or Best Buy, even Target or Wallmart, and buy an FM Transmitter. They shouldn't run over $20. You plug it into you cigarette outlet for power and/or takes 2 AA batteries. Plug the headphone jack into your Kindle and set the radio station on the transmitter to either a very low or very high radio station; somewhere where there is no station close by. Turn the car FM radio to the station you set it on and turn it up.

I have the same model as you.

Plug in the transmitting unit into a good working power outlet. Make sure you have the audio connected to a loud source. Turn on the source device producing the loud audio to be transmitted to your headphones. (This being your IPod - Turn it full blast). Now see if the transmitting unit's LED light is on. Check headphones for audio. (May have to tune in the headphones till green and adjust its volume as well).

Note: Some radio stations bleed over into the headphones and you may have gotten the "Beautiful Music" from this radio station frequency harmonic anomaly. Keep tuning your headphones till you hear your music or audio source.

I recommend that the source of your audio have its built-in speakers off, while still providing audio out to your transmitting unit, via an external audio output. Check your source manual or look for audio jacks on the front or back. There may be a setting to turn this on and for the main built-in speakers to be turned off as well.

If this does not work, unplug the transmitting unit, and then plug it back in again, after waiting for about 10 seconds - all while audio is being provided to the unit. It should come on.

I need more info on this. What type of tuner and receiver? Is the tuner plugged into the headphone jack on the tv? If you have a tuner for tv that tunes in channels 2,3,5,12,25,60 etc that would be an older tuner that used the older NTSC standard. Tv stations now broadcast using ATSC, channel 4,1, 4.2 etc.