HDMI ARC Audio Extractor Converter,192KHz ARC Audio Extractor DAC Converter, Digital to Analog Audio Converter, Optical HDMI ARC to Optical/Coaxial Stereo L/R 3.5mm Jack for TV (ARC/SPDIF Coax Input)
 
Product Features
  

         
HDMI ARC Audio Extractor & Converter:This HDMI ARC audio extractor allows you to route audio from your ARC-compatible TV directly to optical, coaxial, RCA (L/R), or 3.5mm headphone outputs. As a dedicated HDMI ARC to optical audio adapter, it solves audio compatibility issues between modern TVs and home audio systems with ease.
         
Digital to Analog Audio Converter:Functioning as a high-performance digital to analog audio converter, it accepts both coaxial and optical (Toslink/SPDIF) inputs and converts PCM/LPCM digital signals into analog stereo sound. A simple input mode switch lets you toggle between sources effortlessly. (Note: Supports PCM format only; no Dolby decoding.)
         
Simultaneous Multi-Port Audio Output:This ARC audio extractor supports simultaneous audio output via optical, coaxial, RCA, and 3.5mm headphone jacks. For optimal performance, set your TV or source devices audio output to PCM/LPCM before use. (Not compatible with Dolby AC3 or Dolby Digital Plus formats.)
         
High-Resolution Audio Support:Experience crisp, high-fidelity sound with support for sampling rates up to 192kHz, including 32kHz, 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz, and 192kHz. The device also accepts 24-bit SPDIF input, ensuring detailed and clear audio reproduction across all connected speakers or headphones.
         
Wide Device Compatibility: Compatible with ARC-enabled HDTVs and standard HDMI devices such as soundbars, amplifiers, Blu-ray players, game consoles, streaming devices. Plug and play setup requires no additional drivers or software.
         
Easy Setup & Troubleshooting Tips:Ensure the power indicator is on and the adapter is properly connected. For ARC input, verify that your TV supports ARC and its enabled, and always use an HDMI 1.4+ cable. If theres no audio or static noise, set the TV audio output to PCM/LPCM. For 5.1 channel issues, check that the audio source is in 5.1 format and set the optical output to Source Output.