Audio from X1 box to bluetooth speakers

how do i get the audio to my bluetooth spreakers?

No Bluetooth boxes I am aware of but it sounds like a good idea for hearing impaired people. FYI, Sennheiser makes some RF cordless headphones that are designed for hearing impaired people to aid them with TV watching. They aren't cheap but my customers that have them absolutely love them. kenbre wrote:
Is there a TV receiver box that has Bluetooth ability? I am hearing impaired and with a Bluetooth headset, I would be able to watch television with my family without having to raise the volume too high.

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I seem to be having the same problem with my late 2008 white 2.1Ghz Macbook.
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