Auracast audio for sports bars

Every TV. Every fan. Their own audio.

Let guests choose the game they want to hear—through their own Auracast earbuds or hearing aids, or listening devices provided by your bar.

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No app for direct Auracast devices Individual volume control Simple channel switching Accessible listening options

One broadcast per screen

Turn silent TVs into personal audio channels

Connect one Oasis Aura transmitter to each TV and give every broadcast a clear name. Guests pick the matching channel without changing the room sound.

Your TVs

Keep different games on different screens. Use each TV’s optical or analog audio output.

1 Main Bar TV 2 Patio TV 3 Corner TV

Oasis Aura transmitters

One compact Auracast transmitter broadcasts the audio from each TV to multiple compatible listeners.

Guests choose and listen

Each guest selects a TV channel and sets a comfortable volume—without asking staff to change the house audio.

Four ways to listen

Bring your own—or borrow from the bar

Offer a direct path for Auracast users and practical loaner options for everyone else.

01 · Personal

Auracast hearing aids

Guests with compatible hearing aids can join the selected TV broadcast directly and listen at their own level.

Best for direct, discreet assistive listening
02 · Personal

Auracast earbuds

Selected Samsung Galaxy Buds, JBL earbuds and Avantree Infinity models can join compatible Auracast broadcasts.

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03 · Bar-provided

Aria Aura headphones

Keep four comfortable over-ear headphones charged at the bar. Press and hold Play for 3–5 seconds to leave one broadcast and join another.

Easy loaner option with individual volume
04 · Bar-provided

AuraView receivers

Guests can see and select the broadcast on screen, then connect wired headphones, earbuds or a compatible T-coil neckloop.

Screen-guided switching across up to 10 channels
Using AirPods or other non-Auracast headphones? Lend the guest an Aura C. It routes an Auracast broadcast through a compatible USB-C phone to their Bluetooth headphones or hearing aids. Because the audio makes an extra wireless hop, a noticeable delay may occur compared with the TV picture.

Recommended building blocks

Start with the number of TVs and loaners you need

Use one transmitter per TV. Add shared headphones and receivers based on the number of guests you want to support at the same time.

One per TV

Oasis Aura

Connects to optical or AUX audio and broadcasts one TV channel to multiple Auracast listeners.

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Four loaner headphones

Aria Aura 4

Four venue-ready over-ear headphones with a shared charging stand for organized front-of-house use.

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Screen-guided receivers

AuraView 4-Pack

Four receivers with charging dock, display-led channel selection and a 3.5mm output for listening devices.

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For non-Auracast headphones

Aura C 3-Pack

Helps guests use existing Bluetooth earbuds, headphones or compatible hearing aids through a supported phone.

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Compatibility, available joining controls and firmware support vary by device model, region and software version. Verify the exact guest device before promising direct Auracast support.

Personal TV audio available

Hear the game your way.

1Choose the TV you want to hear
2Join with your Auracast device
3Or ask us for a listening device
Auracast earbuds • hearing aids • bar loaners

Make the service easy to discover

Put a personal-audio sign where guests can see it

A clear wall sign tells Auracast users they can connect and reassures other guests that loaner options are available.

  • Post near the entrance, bar and TV wall
  • Give each TV and transmitter the same visible channel name
  • Train staff on Aria Aura, AuraView and Aura C
  • Charge, clean and count loaner devices after every shift

Common questions

What sports-bar teams usually ask

Can several guests listen to the same TV at once?

Yes. Auracast is designed for one-to-many broadcasting, so multiple compatible devices can join the same Oasis Aura broadcast at the same time.

How do guests switch between TVs?

Give every transmitter a clear broadcast name that matches the TV. AuraView users select the name on screen. Aria Aura users press and hold Play for 3–5 seconds to leave the current broadcast and join another available broadcast. Direct joining steps vary by hearing aid or earbud model.

Do guests need a special app?

Direct Auracast hearing aids and earbuds use their device’s supported joining method. Aria Aura and AuraView do not require a guest phone. Aura C uses a companion app on a compatible phone.

Will AirPods work?

AirPods do not join this Auracast broadcast directly. Use Aura C with a compatible phone to pass the broadcast to AirPods over Bluetooth. The extra wireless step can add noticeable audio delay.

How many transmitters do I need?

Plan one Oasis Aura per TV audio channel. If two screens always show the same program and audio, a specialist can help determine whether they can share a source.

Tell us how many TVs you have.

We’ll help map transmitters, channel names, loaner devices and charging locations for your space.

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