LiNKFOR192kHz Coaxial to Optical Converter 6.6FT Coaxial to Optical SPDIF Toslink Converter with Built-in 3.3FT Toslink and 3.3FT Coaxial Cable for Older TV DVD Soundbar Amplifier

Does what it says. Plugged it in and it worked straight off, no messing about.Happy Customer

This is a great little product allows use of a soundbar with optical input with a TV/DVD with a phono digital output.Powered by USB, plug and play, the only drawback I have found is with my cheapo soundbar there is a short burst of white noise when changing sound modes. otherwise OK.

Did the job!

I have a legacy amplifier with an optical input but no digital coaxial input, and was struggling to find a solution. This lead is the perfect remedy, converting the coaxial signal from the blu ray player to optical. Most modern DVD and blu ray player only have coaxial outputs, so more and more users will be relying on adapters like this one. This works a dream, is well made, and I could not recommend it more highly.

This is very useful if you have a device with a coaxial digital output but an amplifier with an optical digital input. It comes with a USB-A to barrel jack cable to supply the 5V it requires to operate. All you need to do is connect it to a USB-A supply along with the audio input and output. It immediately starts working flawlessly.Note it supports LPCM2.0/DTS/Dolby AC3/5.1CH Audio but not DTS-HD and Dolby-TruHD. I believe the digital audio specification does not support a high enough data rate for the latter two.The price of £11.99 is OK although it is only contained in a plastic case. I deducted one star because both the coax digital input and the optical digital output use captive cables approximately 1m long. I would prefer to see sockets for both input and output so you can provide a cable of the correct length. The listing even states it supports up to 10m coax input and 30m optical output. Without this limitation, I would have rated it five stars.

Para adaptar una TV a una barra de sonido

Fonctionne parfaitement sur ma TV de 8 ans avec sortie "coaxiale" vers l'entrée SPDIF (fibre optique) de ma barre de son.

I was this close to sending my 10-year-old LED TV to the electronic graveyard (a.k.a. the garage), when this miraculous little box appeared like a wizard at my doorstep. My brand-new, fancy sound bar sat there looking at my TV like they were from two different planets. But no longer! With a coaxial-to-optical audio converter, I turned my ancient relic of a TV into a high-tech audio-blasting machine. It was like watching a caveman discover fire. Plugged it in, crossed my fingers, and BOOM—Dolby Digital, baby! No sacrifices to the tech gods were necessary.This converter worked so easily, I half expected it to brew me a cup of coffee while setting up. Literally plug-and-play—no instructions needed, unless you're someone who still gets confused by microwaves. Now my dinosaur TV and brand-new sound bar are in perfect harmony, blasting sounds so clear that I heard the neighbor sneeze two blocks away. This little box of magic is a life-saver and probably the reason my old TV won't retire anytime soon. Best 20 bucks I've ever spent!

Adaptateur pour passer de la sortie coaxiale numérique d'un lecteur Blu-ray vers l'entrée optique d'enceintes connectées.

Fonctionne bien