TOSLINK to COAXIAL Converter $11.04 + Delivery ($0 with Prime) @ Portta Electronics via Amazon AU

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Employeeelsie2 @ Portta Electronics on 06/05/2022 - 13:36 amazon.com.au (286 clicks)
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1. 2 Way Digital Audio Converter (A switch on the side of the converter determines the input source):

• Toslink to Coaxial Toslink Mode:
  Toslink input source>> Toslink cable>>Setting the side switch to 'TOSLINK' on the converter>>Toslink/coaxial cables>> Amplifier with Toslink/coaxial port

• Coaxial to Coax Toslink Mode:
  Coaxial input source>> coaxial cable>>Setting the side switch to 'COAX' on the converter>>Toslink/coaxial cable>> Amplifier with Toslink/coaxial port

2. Supports 24bit 32, 44.1, 48, 96, 192KHz and multi-channel surround sounds, such as uncompressed LPCM2.0, compressed 5.1, Dolby-AC3 DTS. Does NOT support 7.1CH Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD.

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  ozb88 on 06/05/2022 - 15:44

  Grabbed one. Been needing something like this for some time. Seems like a good price

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  rygle on 06/05/2022 - 17:42

  You may need to change the audio out on your TV to PCM to use this depending on the setup and sound format.

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  ilikecheapcrap on 06/05/2022 - 18:09

  +1

  Noob question coming up.
  I have an older blue ray player (ht-e6750w samsung), connected to my new linsar tv (bought from ozb) via hdmi.

  I have an old 2.4ghz wireless headphones, if the blueray doesn't have audio out, I can see video out, is there a way to connect these headphones. I guess maybe the headphones need to be Bluetooth. Any guidance much appreciated.

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    rygle on 06/05/2022 - 18:13

    The TV probably has optical/Toslink out, which will pass through sound from the HDMI in.

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      ilikecheapcrap on 11/05/2022 - 21:17

      thanks, i am not sure how it all hangs together, i thought that if firestick is connected to the blueray player, and the blueray player has the connection to the speakers., I thought when i did HDMI out from the blueray to the TV, that IF i connected the "audio" cable from the 2.4gb headset base to audio cable on the tv, that somehow its smart enough that even tho the audio is going to the speakers.. that the audio is also going to the tv, and somehow it knows to route the audtio to the headphone port (as its connected). But alas.. nope. No idea yet, i guess I could connect the firestick directly to the tv, but then i am missing out of the nice spakers connected to the blueray player.. no idea unfortunately.