🔌 Neoteck 4K HDMI Audio Extractor: Versatile Converter for Blu-ray, DVD, Sky HD, PS3, PS4 - HDMI to Optical Spdif Toslink, R/L(RCA), 3.5mm Stereo + Volume Knob Review

This device drastically reduces the volume on direct HDMI connections. Our TV volume had to be turned up from 8-10 to over 30 to hear the same volume. The volume button on the device doesn't help at all. Very bad sound quality, so we had to send the device back. Not recommended

Works great and sounds great for the price! The build quality is also good. But I am very confused as to why the volume control is on the input side of the device and not on the monitor and on the output side of the device. This makes it impractical to adjust the volume on the fly without flipping the device over and complicating the setup itself. I can see this was done because there wasn't much room left on the exit side, but it would be nice to keep ergonomics as a priority. perhaps the…

I'm very happy with it although I had to downshift the HDMI signal from 1080p to 720p or the picture would go black intermittently. Note that 1080p worked fine until I installed this audio extractor. My setup is as follows: Wii U to this audio extractor, HDMI to DVI converter, to a legacy computer monitor. It's a small monitor, so 720p still looks fantastic. While this works fine for me, some applications could be compromised. It is possible that this problem occurs only with the combined use…

I needed to play MP3 files that are on a network drive on my stereo. My receiver is old so it doesn't have Bluetooth or HDMI connectivity so I was looking for something that could connect my laptop to the receiver. First, I tried connecting the 3.5mm jack directly from the laptop to the receiver's aux input. It worked but the sound quality was poor. Youtube drew my attention to the DAC so I bought it and it works. I have an HDMI output from my laptop to the HDMI input of this device. and then…

This may not be the case with a TV, but I bought a Sharp Aquios 65 inch. When I tried to connect audio to the stereo I was using, the audio didn't work. It's not human error, I've been working on the sound since I was a child. Researching online I found that when using HDMI on this particular TV the sound should go over HDMI but it didn't. a regular 3.5mm audio jack on the back at the same time. I originally connected it to a speaker that gave me audio over HDMI, but it didn't have the…

This may be a different story on a TV but I bought a Sharp Aquios 65 inch. When I tried to connect audio to the stereo I was using, the audio didn't work. No human error, I've been working on audio since I was a child. Researching online I found that when using HDMI on this particular TV the sound needs to go over HDMI and not through the normal HDMI 3.5mm audio jack on the back at the same time. I originally connected it to a speaker that gave me audio over HDMI, but it didn't have the…

I've been looking for a HDMI audio extractor with built in volume control for a long time and found this one No reviews. Decided to take a chance and much to my delight everything turned out great!… That's why I'm writing this review now as I feel it deserves solid positive reviews. I tested almost everything on this HDMI audio extractor. - The volume control works well and adjusts the volume of the analog 3.5mm and RCA audio outputs as expected. Unlike some of this product's other competitors,

AWESOME product. I hooked it up to my LARGE Panasonic professional plasma display which has no audio outputs other than speaker level outputs. With this little magic box, I can now connect my new bookshelf speakers to an amplifier using an RCA cable. I can also connect my old Pioneer Elite 5.1 DTS surround sound processor and headphones for private listening. If I could give those 10 stars I would. This is a great solution for a silent monitor I just bought and I love the picture from it. Plug…