I have a sanyo tv, I have a hearing problem, how would I go about hooking up wireless head phones?

Use the left and right audio out from the TV

Depends which wireless headphones you have. Most headphones do not use WiFi, they use Bluetooth or 2.4 MHz RF. Usually a wireless headphone set will have a transmitter plus the headphones. The transmitter usually connects to the TV either with the analog L+R ouputs or the stereo headphone jack.

If the tv does not have A head phone jack on it, No type of head phones will woprk on it.

This tv problems,have 2 possibilities problems.1 the CRT(Tv tube) itself is dead.This u can hear the CRT Video board connection buzzing noises at the CRT-(Tv tube) head.The CRT is dead,also have a little high volt sparks flashing on the video board components too.2 is the FBT-the Flyback Tranformer is dead.This is a highvoltage transformer,a big black block of plastic with a red wire with a cap hook to the CRT(Tv tube).This will make buzzing sound at the base of the FBT.If it is the FBT-it is repairable,if u still can find the FBT part for ur tv model.This part the FBT is a critical part for the analog tv to work.Require tools and also know basic soldering too a must.

when you pur chse wi fi head phone u get 2 thing 1 head phone and other wireless outlet which connect with cable to TV .

Coonec *** to TV with cable in sound output jack of TV .
then switch on headc phone check its battery cell are ok/.

Hello, IF your tv is capable of using headphones it will have a little jack with a head phone symbol over it or under it most likely. IF not you can buy a home theater system which would hook up to your tv and some of these have an option to hook up headphones or even ipods and usb devices. 
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I'd connect the dish network receiver to the TV's "in" ports and then use an RCA cable to connect the TV's out ports to the onkyo home theater's in ports. It should look something like this:

DVR out -> in Sanyo 42", Sanyo 42" out -> Home theater in

Make sure you don't accidentally plug the cable into the out instead of the in as then you won't be able to hear (and possibly see) anything.