Can I use this for the optical out on my Samsung LED TV to the aux jack on my Bose Wave radio?
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It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other... » Read More It does not appear that any of the Bose Wave systems have an optical in. The AUX in appears to be analog only expecting a 3.5mm mini, not an optical (light) input. If you are trying to play audio from cable/sat, dvd/bluray, etc on the Wave system I'd look at audio outs on the cable/sat box or media player (dvd/blueray/streaming) to see what analog sources they have that could connect to the AUX on the Bose. Most of the time unless your cable is connected directly to the TV you don't want to take audio from the TV to an external source, but instead send the source audio to something other than the TV. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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You could not use it on Bose Wave radio, radio does not have an additional description like SPDIF optical port. It is regular audio jack only.
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I don't see why not. I have it hooked up to the optical output from my TV and it works fine.
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joe, There are two most common options - you can use either a digital optical audio out (if your receiver supports that), or the 3.5mm analog output that will either go to a 3.5mm input, or can be used with a 3.5mm-to-RCA cable, which will support most receivers that have an AUX or TV input. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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I'm not familiar with Bose Optical but if that is optical fiber audio, yes. It will route the optical audio to HDMI audio. The video would have to originate from component video(Red,Blue,Green).
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yes it does. I was able to connect my TV with Bose system using the optical audio output.
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Does your cable box have an optical out? If so you might be able to use that as your output to the sound bar.
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No; however, look for same style that has Optical "Out" and RCA "In". That way you can plug the RCA cables from your Bose Surround Sound system into the input side of the device and use the optical cable to move the sound to your TV.
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I would say yes, I've used this on my xbox, ps3 and ps4 I dont see any problem with it of your tv had optical out.
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I don't have a Bose, but it worked very well with my Sherwood AM/FM Stereo Receiver. I live in a fringe area and it brought in my stations like when I lived in the city. Worth every penny I spent on it.
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No, this doesn't work that way. It works the opposite. It inputs from an optical signal and outputs an analog signal from the 3.5mm jack. I Don't believe it'll go in the opposite direction. This is what you need:
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I could never get the headphone jack to aux to work but any sound coming from the Bose wave radio will have the Bose sound quality. I found this cable to be the only on to produce sound from the bose
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Hi S., the available connections on the Sony Stereo Receiver are HDMI in and out, Optical in, Coaxial in, Audio In and out, Component Video in, Composite Video in, and USB. Check with your Bose speakers if it supports any of those connections. -Vincent
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Yes. I currently have mine hooked to my LG flat screen. You should have an 3.5mm audio jack, simply plug it in. If you have everything in and the volume up on both the tv and the Bose system and nothing comes through, simply go into the TVs audio setup and adjust for an outside system. Hopefully this helps you out my friend.
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I don't know for sure. I would highly recommend using the SPDIF (coax) rather than the optical, though for better sound.
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Yes. This works with my iPhone or iPod connected to my Bose wave radio/cd player.
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Yes if it has these inputs: optical digital audio input to analog stereo output over RCA and 3.5mm mini
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I ran an optical cable out of my TV to an SPDIF Toslink splitter(HD optical splitter) then ran one cable to my surround sound and one to the TV ears. Whatever is being watched us transmitted to the radio. I put the radio next to my seat and it works as advertised.