Zoom 4380 Wireless Headphones "headphone connected computer sounds" Questions

...connected but music wont play to the headphones. Ive tried Vistas bluetooth troubleshooting and enabled bluetooth devices to find my computer and it still doesnt work. My bluetooth phone works fine ...

...computer the sound is really weird ! however it is working really good when connected through the wire. So how can I fix this ? You cannot fix this because those headphones are not Bluetooth ...

...connected it incorrectly? We are plugging them into a Yamaha Receiver. HELP. Hello, I believe I just figured out the solution to this problem. I was experiencing the same thing, and as I was just ...

...headphone cable connecting to my laptop to the left or right, it switches to that headpiece. I don't know why it's not coming through both, and it was working fine 5 mins ago. It sounds like a short ...

Nearly constant static I've been getting static in my headphones for no apparent reason. There's a lot of static when a sound plays on my computer, and then the static continues for several seconds ...

...connected to pc via toshiba bluetooth stack. headset connects and works fine, but when i disconnectfrom bluetooth headset i cannot get any sound from my computer anymore. i have checked for conflicts ...

...sounds like you have a faulty connection between the headphones and the music device. Try fiddling with the port of your computer, iPod, or whatever else you use to listen to music. If the headphones ...

Hear sound out of computer rather then earphone. Has worked great up until now. Blue light will not stay on. When charging light is red. when the red light is on while charging it means it is at less ...

Sound cuts out I have my headphones hooked up to my computer with the transmitter close by. The sound is clear and good but when the audio volume lowers such as a soft section of music or a silent ...

...connected to one of the speakers or an "in-line" type built into the cord itself.  The headphone speakers in the headset get their signal from the other plug - which is usually green; but could ...