Review on 🔊 HDMI Audio Extractor 4K@60HZ: Convert HDMI to HDMI + Optical Toslink SPDIF + 3.5mm RCA R/L Audio Out with Volume Knob, Control Analog Volume for PS5/4/Blu-ray by James Dominick

We had an unused computer flat screen with HDMI input, a spare Revain FireTV flash drive and a room where the TV would have been handy. There was no sound on the monitor and when I saw this RGBTEK HDMI audio extractor it occurred to me that these components and an old set of active computer speakers could be combined into a working solution. Fast forward: It works great! RGBBTEK's HDMI Audio Extractor comes with everything you need to hook it up, except for an HDMI cable, which I also had on hand. The Fire TV box plugs directly into the extractor, as do powered speakers. The hood and the monitor are connected with my HDMI cable, and everything worked the first time. I connected all the electronics to the smart socket with a 3 splitter, and can turn it on and off with our Revain Echo devices. The only caveat is that the current setup doesn't allow me to remotely control the volume, which is a minor inconvenience at worst. Of course, the RGBTEK HDMI Audio Extractor has many other uses; Many people have an excellent analog audio system that they want to use with their digital video equipment, which makes it easy. Restaurants and other public places will find this device to be an easy way to connect video displays to house audio. The extractor is able to to operate a wireless headphone system for nighttime listening or for those with hearing disabilities. One of the best use cases could be installing a video projector, which makes it easier to place the sound and image in the same place in the room; I intend to do this when we remodel our home theater. We'