Enhanced Connectivity: ROOFULL Toslink Optical Coaxial Converter Review

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…

Does it work? Of course. However, depending on the source used, there will be some loss of quality as well as slight losses due to the conversion that this box performs. Those who want a digital edition are much better off just using a digital source. Using the Bluetooth 5.0 standard, wireless quality is practically the same as wired devices and only suffers from a lag of 3-5 frames (lips are still perfectly synchronized for dialogue). Only the most competitive esports players will experience…

I have a wall mounted TV above the fireplace and the HDMI cable runs from behind the wall to a receiver in my basement (35ft). I used to rely on HDMI ARC to send audio from the TV to the receiver and speakers. ARC is unreliable and very inconsistent in delivering audio to the speakers when playing some videos straight from the TV. To solve this problem, I planned to transfer the sound from the TV's optical output to the receiver's optical input via a coaxial cable installed for cable purposes…