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This is an HDMI audio extractor that splits the audio off an HDMI signal and sends it out over optical Toslink or analog stereo (3.5mm and RCA), while passing the video through to a TV or projector. It claims 4K at 60Hz and 1080p at 120Hz passthrough with HDR, 3D and EDID handling, plus Dolby/DTS 5.1 over optical and PCM stereo over analog. It suits people whose TV or projector has no optical output, or who want to feed a soundbar, DAC or older stereo receiver from a streaming stick or console. Rivals from Orei, J-Tech Digital and similar brands do the same job; the main differences are build quality, EDID switch options and how cleanly they handle HDCP and 4K HDR passthrough.
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A small pool of 14 ratings averages 4 out of 5. Buyers generally report it does the basic job of pulling audio out of HDMI, but the sample is too small to draw firm conclusions about reliability.
This HDMI audio extractor separates audio from an HDMI video signal. The video passes through to your display, while the audio goes out through separate outputs. It supports 4K at 60Hz and 1080P at 120Hz video output, and it keeps HDR, 3D and EDID synchronization.
Audio can be taken from the Optical Toslink SPDIF output, which carries uncompressed PCM or Dolby/DTS 5.1 surround sound. L/R stereo analog audio is available through 3.5mm or RCA for stereo playback.
It works with devices such as Fire Stick, Roku, Apple TV, PS5, Xbox and Blu-ray players, and with TVs, projectors and audio systems. It is plug and play and needs no drivers.
