🔍 AGPTEK SPDIF Audio Converter and Extractor for Enhanced Searchability Review

Retrieves EDID information from the display so when connected to a TV, projector, monitor, etc. with built-in speakers, there are 2 channels of EDID Get information even if you set it to 5.1 and connect the optical cable to the receiver. This should at least remove the audio information from the EDID or ideally feed in your own EDID respecting the permissions granted.

I used this device to receive an HDMI signal from an AppleTV and send the audio to an audio matrix (amplifier), the speakers as a whole house supplied with electricity. It works exactly as I had hoped. The device takes a single HMDI input (an AppleTV in my case), routes the entire signal (audio and video) to an HDMI output (to my TV) and then also sends the audio signal out the RCA jacks (red/white ). . which I then connect to my audio matrix (amplifier). This unit is perfect if you have an old

product category This device works great. My amp is ancient but still works. I used to have different types of audio (analog coax R/L, coax S/DIF, optical) and multiple forms of video (composite single coax, S-Video, coax RGB). The amplifier is from . I think 1990s. does not understand HDMI. My early to mid 2000s TV has a VDI connector, so I had an HDMI to VDI adapter on its VDI input. Amplifier together with low quality video sources, and I could use the amplifier to switch audio and video for

This does exactly what is advertised and allows me to separate the audio from the HDMI signal and pass it through to my audio system. The sound quality from the system is amazing - great for movies and concerts, but over the top for things like listening to the news. Luckily I can still hear the TV speakers if I don't want to leave the whole system running. My only criticism of the device is that cables come out on both sides, making it a bit clunky. This is definitely something you'll want to…

I used this unit to take an HDMI signal from an AppleTV and send audio to an audio matrix (amplifier) that powers speakers around the house. It works exactly as I had hoped. The device takes a single HMDI input (an AppleTV in my case), sends the entire signal (audio and video) to an HDMI output (to my TV), and then also sends the audio out the RCA jacks (red/white ). . which I then connect to my audio matrix (amplifier). This unit is perfect if you have an old A/V receiver that doesn't have…

This box works great. My amp is ancient but still works. I used to have different types of audio (analog R/L coax, S/DIF coax, optical) and multiple forms of video (composite single coax, S-Video, RGB coax). The amplifier is from . I think 1990s. does not understand HDMI. My early to mid 2000s TV has a VDI connector, so I had an HDMI to VDI adapter on its VDI input. amplifier along with low quality video sources and I could use the amplifier to switch audio and video at the same time for those…