Does this adapter work with toslink (optical digital output from the tv)?
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The new Connectline TV adapter has an input for optical connection. You only need and optical cable if you TV has an optical output. The Connectline also has the older analog RCA inputs also. You can get an optical cable here on Amazon for a few dollars. You don't need any adapters. If your TV only has analog audio outputs just them. The digital really adds not real advantage sound wise.
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yes, go to Radio shack for a cable. You will also need and adapter to convert the ODO to the cords which go into the oticon unit. All will run you $75.
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I bought this y-cable 2 x RCA Male / 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable, 6 inch and this adapter Digital Audio To Analog Audio Converter, which comes with toslink cable. The problem solved but the price tag is not good for such option.
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NO. Adapter is designed for std optical audio conversion to certain panasonic flats tv's. They tried to create a new std that failed
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable. If the cable is running from your receiver to the TV it should work just fine. You'll need to set the inputs on the TV and receiver to use TOSlink. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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I hooked it up to my Panasonic TV's digital optical out and then used the RCA cables to connect my old stereo system. Powered up the converter. Works great. I didn't know there was different KHz digital optical feeds. Thought they were all standardized. You might want to stop in at a BestBuy and check with a technician.
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It worked for me using the optical TV source converting it into simple RCA analog left & right cables. -- Wish I could give your mine, having sold my all but this :-)
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Absolutely. I have my Roku3 input via hdmi so I can pull both hdmi and toslink out to my TV and receiver. Works great.
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I bought this so long ago so take my advice with a grain of salt. My TV has a toslink out and my PS3 is connected via HDMI to my HDTV. My tv is connected from toslink to this device then to my phillips home theater system. Hope that helps.
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Yes, it will convert the digital output from your TV to optical output. If your receiver accepts optical input, you have it made.
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Yes, it depends on the source. If the source can read the format and send the digital via optical, the D/A converter will work.
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Yes, set the switches in on the back as the manual states. I use DTS through the Toslink and it works fine.
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This cable should work with any device that supports Digital Optical Audio and has the appropriate optical input/output port. Consult your manual to verify it has the correct port. I just Googled your device and the instruction manual shows an optical digital-audio port. This cable should work just fine.
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In answer to your question...Assuming you don't have an optical out on your device and only the SPIDIF out you will need an adapter which can be found on Amazon and other sites. Some are powered and others are just a socket adapter, cannot say how well they work. Option 2 is Toslink makes a SPIDIF to optical cable for about ten bucks depending on site purchased, again not personally sure how thy work..
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Chyna, Yes, the Toslink (digital optical cable) port is present on the PN51F5300. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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Yes it has an optical out using the same jack/header as the "line in" jack/header...a supplied insulator insulates the "line in" terminals and sees the "Toslink" transmitter behind it. The "line in" and the "Toslink" cannot be used simultaneosly. Is not a problem, I use the "front out" to source a Klipsch desktop 5.1 system for monitoring. The "Front out" is coax wth "PCM" and some other options. Great little card...I do not drive speakers through it...only use it as a source.
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As long as your computer accepts toslink interface and you have speakers hooked into your computer it should work! Toslink optical connections are audio signals only however, it has nothing to do with video signals!
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I'm not currently using this device anymore, so I can't test this answer. The Toslink does output the digital audio from whatever HDMI inputis selected. However, I call having to push one extra button (the ARC button) sometimes to make sure the audio is going to the right place-that is, Toslink instead of HDMI. In other words, there is only one digital audio stream and you have to pick where it goes. Having to push one button toselect the HDMI source, and another to get the audio going to the right place, all in the darkness of my home theater was probably the reason I just upgradedmy receiver in the end. I'm not currently using this device anymore, so I can't test this answer. The Toslink does output the digital audio from whatever HDMI inputis selected. However, I call having to push one extra button (the ARC button) sometimes to make sure the audio is going to the right place-that is, Toslink instead of HDMI. In other words, there is only one digital audio stream and you have to pick where it goes. Having to push one button toselect the HDMI source, and another to get the audio going to the right place, all in the darkness of my home theater was probably the reason I... » Read More I'm not currently using this device anymore, so I can't test this answer. The Toslink does output the digital audio from whatever HDMI inputis selected. However, I call having to push one extra button (the ARC button) sometimes to make sure the audio is going to the right place-that is, Toslink instead of HDMI. In other words, there is only one digital audio stream and you have to pick where it goes. Having to push one button toselect the HDMI source, and another to get the audio going to the right place, all in the darkness of my home theater was probably the reason I just upgradedmy receiver in the end. « Show Less