Review on Enhanced Connectivity: ROOFULL Toslink Optical Coaxial Converter by Hector Smith

If you have a fairly sophisticated home theater system, you may find that the AV receiver's digital output and input settings are not exactly the same. This box converts optical cables to coaxial in all directions. It requires a mains plug (5V) and space to operate as it needs some ventilation (like the whole system when in a closet) but it is lightweight and can be positioned with velcro on the side of the closet. FYI, your TV's optical output is usually stereo only, as most TVs downconvert the 5.1 signal, to match it to your speaker configuration. You would be far better off with a second HDMI from your Blu-ray player to go into the receiver, if that is not possible you will get digital audio from the Blu-ray player. The converter can correct any inconsistencies here. If your disc player doesn't have either, you can route your main HDMI through your AV receiver and then through your TV to allow the receiver to play 5.1 audio. If your system is very simple, please ignore the above. you can route your main HDMI through your AV receiver and then through your TV to allow the receiver to play 5.1 audio. If your system is very simple, please ignore the above. you can route your main HDMI through your AV receiver and then through your TV to allow the receiver to play 5.1 audio. If your system is very simple, please ignore the above.