AutoWT Digital Audio to Analog Converter: Coaxial Toslink Adapter with Optical Cable, 3.5mm Audio Cable, and USB Power Cord - Ideal for TV, DVD, PS4, Xbox, Amp, Home Theater Review

In the beginning it was a bit difficult for me to fiddle, I've never used a digital converter. It was easy to figure out, although the cable receiving the signal for the conversion (that fits the device you're trying to get sound from) seemed brand new. It was tough, but partly because of the port. Keep that in mind when you put the wire in there, but it doesn't stay in the connector. I first bought it to play Rocksmith 2014 on Xbox One. This creates a delay between the screen and the notes you

Needed to connect my Xbox One with PC speakers to a monitor that doesn't have HDMI audio out or built in speakers. It seems that the matter is in decent sound quality through optical. The volume is a bit quieter, so I had to turn the volume up a bit, but that doesn't really bother me. Please note that Netflix is unlikely to work through this adapter as it requires HDMI Protected Channel (hdcp) to prevent audio or video from being copied from a source in order to copy it. I don't need it because

I bought this to connect audio from my PS4 to my PC. I recently bought a new monitor that switches from Displayport to HDMI, so I've decided to use it for both my PS4 and PC. I know I can use the controller audio out, but I use Behringer DAC studio banks on the PC and the sound is much better. I also find it easier to adjust the volume. I already had an extra cable to connect to the PC. First I tried to turn on the device via USB on the PS4. It worked, but I heard something like electromagnetic