Wiistar Extractor Optical Splitter Converter Review

Suitable for transmitting HDMI audio to speakers with a standard 3.5mm phone jack. The app should stream from my Fire TV Stick to a 65" monitor (no speakers) and stream audio to my speaker setup. That worked great, now I have a sound that fits my beautiful overall look! I daisy chained this box with a 1x2 HDMI splitter and it works great for my purpose. In hindsight, I might not have needed a 2x1 HDMI splitter since the Wiistar has HDMI in and out, plus audio out. This might be the only box you

Bought an HDMI switch and a very long HDMI to DVI cable only to find that my Hitachi 60V500A didn't seem to support any sound standard -over- DVI followed, which is pretty good. It also seems impossible to find an audio extractor that outputs audio from DVI and allows it to be plugged in elsewhere. So that was the next step in getting sound for the TV. I connected the adapter to a 3.5mm stereo jack which I connected to the TV using the red/white RCA cables. I then connected a spare RCA cable to

I bought this product to route audio from my Nintendo Switch to headphones when projecting onto an HDMI TV. customer described. Using a 5V/2A AC adapter did not resolve this issue. The solution I found to solve this problem stabilizes the video signal but sacrifices the HD resolution. When connecting to a TV via the HDMI output, the display signal was often cut off, but only at resolutions above 480p. When displaying an image in 480p resolution, the video signal is transmitted to the TV without

IMPORTANT: If you don't have a USB charger that can deliver 2A at 5V, don't buy it. It works great as a $20 fix for my old flat screen with crappy built in speaker and no audio output. Setup is pretty easy: plug an HDMI cable from your device (PS4, laptop, etc.) into the HDMI input of this converter, plug in another HDMI cable (and yes, you need two HDMI cables, so order one now if you still don't have a replacement) from the converter's HDMI output to your TV or monitor, connect an audio cable

Have bought two of these audio extractors in the last few years and both are used for iPad karaoke, first bought two years ago and another recently Week. I use the Karafun and Stingray Karaoke iPad apps for karaoke, and with the official Apple MD826ZMA Lightning to HDMI Adapter, you can use these apps to queue up karaoke songs from the tablet while the karaoke is showing. Text to the HDMI output port. Cheaper unofficial adapters don't seem to work as well, and that's when they work at all (this