Using RCA out on BluRay to 3.5mm adapter that plugs into Aux. in on speakers. Can this plug into coaxial out on my tv and run to RCA to 3.5mm adapter?
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Yes it can however audio quality will diminish greatly. Surround sound will be lost. The best source of audio connection is SPDF which is optical audio followed by digital coaxial then RCA and lastly 3.5mm in terms of audio quality. Let me know if you have any other questions. Try to use the best type audio connection whenever possible.
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No, you will need a product that converts coaxial output to optical input, C2G / Cables to Go 40018 Coaxial to Optical Digital Audio Converter (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002J2MV4/ref=cm_cd_asin_lnk)
865284
This will take the sound from digital coax and digital toslink (optical) to the standard RCA (red/white) output. You will have to buy the cables to go with it (Optical cable and RCA cable) but yes it will work for you.
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Yeah no 3.5mm unfortunately. The RCA out on the far right of the panel is all you get. However what I did was use an RCA-to-3.5mm to plug into a speaker. If you want to hook it up to anything that has a 3.5mm cable out you have to get a 3.5mm female-female coupler as well
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All inputs and outputs that I have used are RCA type jacks and pin jacks. I have not tried coaxial.
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Sounds like what you need. My application required going from the orange RCA coax type on the TV and converting to the fiber optic type on the soundbar. It all works fine, but the converter does not come with either the coax cable or the fiber optic cable.
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The short answer is no. However, it does have an orange 3/4 coaxial input and output. If your amplifier has an S/PDIF output, then you should use that to connect to the coaxial input (which would give you high resolution audio). Otherwise, you will need to get an analog (RCA) to digital (coaxial) converter/adapter. It is important to note if the aux output is mono or dual, because the converter or adapter must correspond to this. These range in price from $2-40, with the adapters being the cheapest and easiest to use.
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John's right. I used mine as the convertor from PS3 optical to 5.1 surround. My surround had rca type inputs, no optical. Use this box to convert optical output to stereo, but if your surround box has optical input, this box isn't needed.
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Yes. And the sound is awesome. Coaxial or toslink. I'm running mine RCA out through a DAC converter.But tried all the connections and everything sounds great.Hope this helps.
551930
This is what you'll need http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_box_?k=3.55mm+to+rca+
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"Why not run component from your bluray to your receiver that way you will get excellent video and good sound. Using coaxial for sound is the worst choice. If you want to use HDMI to the TV then use optical for your sound." Digital coax is equal to optical for digital audio signal transfer. I think you are confusing with coax vs. component for video transmission. As far Plissken's question goes, The Oppo's 7.1 outputs connected to your receivers 5.1 inputs (assuming you have them which you should) and your receiver being set to "direct analog" mode will give superior sound to your current setup as the Oppo's superior DACs will be doing all of the processing. HDMI is still way to go for video connection.
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With RCA inputs, you would need a "y" into mini male cable. Like this: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Stereo-Male-Dual-Y-Cable/dp/B001UG823K/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1427376122&sr=8-6&keywords=Y+rca Hope that helps.
792888
The coaxial on this box is for audio not "cable" and it's output only. Not sure if this is what you mean.
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What 2 channel types do you have? I tried connecting my Bose directly to the PS3's digital optical port, which works perfectly fine. In fact, I think the quality is slightly better than hooking it up from the TV's digital optical output but the only limitation is that you won't be able to output regular tv from your bose speakers.
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No. The RCA type connectors are used mostly to feed high impedance audio amps, etc. If the TV has only the RCA audio output, you must use a suitable amp or amplified speakers. Make sure the amp has an output for headphones. Good luck!
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Yes, I ran it that way with my Denon receiver for an extra pair. It has RCA inputs in the back.
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Hello Lori- Per the Philips website Digital Coaxial should work along with Component along with the Analog audio out. "Connectivity Rear Connections: Analog audio Left/Right out, Component Video output, Composite video (CVBS) output, Digital coaxial out" Regards, The AV House Team