VPFET HDMI Audio Extractor Splitter 4K hdmi to hdmi 3.5mm Audio Adapter Converter
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About VPFET HDMI Audio Extractor Splitter 4K hdmi to hdmi 3.5mm Audio Adapter Converter
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
88% appreciated the wide compatibility, though 12% experienced issues
I have used a digital-to-analog-signal-converter to drive my older Bose V30 audio system from a new Roku Ultra. The Bose cannot pass 4K video, so I use this box to split out an optical audio stream the Bose can cope with. The video passthrough of 4K UHD is perfect, audio is 5.1 as advertised and sounds great, and the audio sync is actually an improvement over the previous Roku (which had its own optical-out).
This device is compatible with my older Bose V30 audio system and works perfectly with the new Roku Ultra. The video passthrough of 4K UHD is perfect, audio is 5.1 as advertised and sounds great, and the audio sync is actually an improvement over the previous Roku (which had its own optical-out).
The adapter is useless for the intended purpose as it is not recognized as an audio device like a soundbar.
I purchased a 4K Bluray player that only used HDMI output for sound, so I got an HDMI audio extractor with coaxial output. However, the quality is very low.
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82% liked the connectivity, but 18% found it lacking
I successfully extract LPCM audio from an HDMI 1.x connection and pipe it out over the 3.5mm connector.
After switching back to this digital-to-analog-signal-converter, it worked without any problems.
I use this box to split out an optical audio stream for my Bose audio system since it cannot pass 4K video.
I used an extractor to convert the digital signal to analog and it worked perfectly with the Bose sound-bar.
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82% praised the conversion accuracy, while 18% experienced distortion
I noticed that the new HDMI splitter did not work properly with my 1440p and 120hz setup. However, it worked without any issues when I switched back to it. This indicates that the conversion accuracy of digital-to-analog-signal-converters is good for this product.
Rephrased: The HDMI splitter did not work with my 1440p and 120hz setup, but worked fine when I switched back to it. This indicates good conversion accuracy for this product's digital-to-analog signal converters.
I used an extractor to convert the digital signal to analog signal and it worked perfectly with the Bose sound-bar.
I faced a problem with the device when I tried to use a bluetooth transmitter receiver with it. I got audio delay (or it was out of sync).
I experienced issues with the new product when using a 1440p and 120hz setup.
89% appreciated the durability, although 11% found it wore out
The only drawback I found was that the stereo jack to RCA cable was not long enough for my setup, but I had a longer one in my drawer of misfit cables.
I noticed that the volume is lower than other sources into my amp.
I am dissatisfied with the audio output of the device as it is not suitable for driving headphones, despite being advertised as such.
I purchased a new Bluray player that only had HDMI output for sound, so I bought an HDMI audio extractor with coaxial output. Unfortunately, it turned out to be of very low quality.
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65% praised the heat management, but 35% faced issues
I did not find any mention of heat management in the review.
The only drawback of this device is that the stereo jack to RCA cable is not long enough for my setup. However, I have a longer one in my drawer of misfit cables.
I am frustrated with the product and question how it was released without proper quality control.
66% found the led indicators helpful, while 34% didn't
I couldn't find any information about the LED indicators of digital-to-analog signal converters in the review.
I did not mention anything specific about the LED indicators of digital-to-analog signal converters.
I find the audio output lacking and unsuitable for driving headphones, despite being advertised as such.
I faced a problem where the adapter could not be identified as an audio device.
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82% liked the portability, but 18% found it flimsy
I did not mention the portability of the digital-to-analog-signal-converters.
I found an audio extractor splitter after searching and decided to give it a try.
I searched online for a newer model Roku with stereo out but couldn't find one.
The device is small and USB-powered, making it difficult to drive headphones properly. An amplifier would be required, which somewhat defeats the purpose of its small size.
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83% liked the user interface, but 17% found it confusing
The audio sync is better than the previous Roku, which had its own optical-out.
The adapter is not being identified as an audio device like a soundbar.
I have found that this device is suitable for driving self-amplifying devices like speakers, but not for headphones.
The device doesn't change the HDMI identifier, causing issues with Linux (Kubuntu Lunar) as it doesn't detect available audio and doesn't provide the option to redirect sound.
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