This might be the case if you’ve got children sleeping or noise-averse neighbors.

Let’s look at how to set it up and customize the experience for each person.

If you’re unsure which Apple TV model you have, take a look at Apple’sApple TV identification page.

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As for headphones, you’re free to use any wireless AirPods or Beats headphones.

For a detailed list of compatible headphones, check out our guide tosharing your iPhone’s audio.

Unfortunately, you’ve got the option to’t use Share Audio with third-party headphones.

Share Audio prompt that pops up on Apple TV

Share Audio works with any audio coming out of your Apple TV.

When the Control Center appears, select theAirPlayicon, then selectShare Audio.

Alternatively, chooseTemporarily Share Audioif you’re only pairing those headphones for one-time use.

AirPods Pro pairing screen on Apple TV with “Connect to This Apple TV” highlighted

To change the volume for everyone, just use theVolume UporVolume Downbuttons, as usual.

A large volume slider will pop up, showing each set of headphones.

To do this using the Siri Remote, hold down theTV/Control Centerbutton to bring up Control Center.

Alternate volume slider when using Share Audio

Then select theheadphonesicon in the bottom right to bring up the noise-control options.

With AirPods Pro and AirPods Max, you might choose between theOff,Transparency, orNoise Cancellation.

Alternatively, follow Apple’s guide toswitch noise cancellation modes on your AirPods.

Noise control menu on Apple TV showing Spatial Audio and Noise Control options

The only downside is that Share Audio doesn’t work withSpatial Audioand dynamic head tracking.

However, the pros of sharing audio far outweigh the loss of these features.

It’s easy to set up, works with third party apps, and has thoughtful customization options.