HDMI ARC Audio Extractor,4k 30Hz, eARC to Soundbar Optical 3.5mm Converter

Best investment ever! I have 2 g4 rokit krk 10.3 studio monitors that I jerri rigged to work through a usb dongle and no ummpfh. I play rockband on my xbox series x but recently replaced My TV and was limited to 2 hdmi ports 1 supports arc no digital or 3.5 I ordered this and after 15 mins of tinkering around boom! My neighbors are gonna love me. Shipping was quick price was definitely right. Gotta change some settings on the TV to make it work but since it supports cec my tv remote now controls my speaker volume which is clutch. Thanks for giving me back full sound in my office

As a Professional Stage & Lighting Technician, Sound & Studio Engineer, Professional Audio-Visual Production Specialist, DJ and Musician I obviously work with a Wide Variety of Professional Equipment that utilize HDMI connections! In addition I frequently work with live broadcasts from HDTV that require coat audio extraction into larger speakers and digital recorders! With that being said you need a good quality HDMI ARC or Optical Audio Extractor! Fortunately, this single product does both!First of all this audio extractor comes very well equipped! It off easily comes with the audio extractor

Seems fine, Lots sold. I had to return because it would not work for my setup. It was NOT defective. I suspect "operator error" at work here. Give it a try for yourself.

This solved our soundbar problem. It took a little trial and error to understand the correct connection and settings, but once we had it hooked up properly, the soundbar worked exactly as it should.We use it at our vacation rental, where the main room is about 20 by 30 feet. The TV’s built-in sound was not enough for everyone in the room to hear comfortably, so getting the soundbar working made a real difference.The extractor is compact, reasonably priced, and appears to be well made. Setup instructions or a clearer diagram would have made installation easier, but the product ultimately did wh

I bought this because I needed to split the HDMI ARC connection from my TV so I could keep both my hearing aid amplifier and my sound bar connected at the same time. I was constantly swapping HDMI cables depending on which one I wanted to use. This solved that problem completely.Setup was straightforward. I had everything connected and working in just a few minutes and the device handled the audio without any issues. Both of my audio devices stayed connected and I no longer have to reach behind the TV to switch cables. I can even use them both at the same time, if I want to.One thing to note i

Item not as advertised. Did not support either 4k @60fps or HDR when a device was plugged in. Tested it with multiple devices could never get the signal to output correctly. The audio part worked just fine but that's only half of what I needed it for.

I got this HDMI ARC audio extractor to connect my TV to an older sound system, and it worked exactly as I hoped. The setup was quick and straightforward, and it allowed me to get audio through the optical and 3.5 mm outputs without any complicated configuration. I also like that I can still control the volume with my TV remote when using the supported outputs.The unit feels well built and the connections fit securely. Audio quality has been excellent with clear, clean sound and no noticeable delays or interference. It has been reliable with my TV and media devices, making it easy to integrate

I have an old 5.1 Yamaha receiver and surround speaker setup that only supports up to 1080P video output that I wanted to use with a 4k TV.I thought this might be the ideal solution as it could split the audio out to toslink, which technically supports AC3 and DTS modes 5.1 surround modes as well as native stereo. Then I can run the video from my devices directly to the TV and use the receiver for the audio.I had zero issues getting it to split stereo sound out from any of my sources. Worked with the Blu-ray, worked with the xbox series x, worked with the media computer. But for the life of me