Will this work with my Xbox 360 (Optical out) to my home theater audio receiver (Coaxial in)? Or do i need the other one?
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It works for my xbox one and my ps4 but I am not sure if it works for the 360.
1945944
Yes this is what exactly what I use it for. Digital optical audio out on ps3 to coxial audio in on my receiver !
682397
This has two outs and four ins. So no, you'd been one output short. Just do the math, my dear. Seriously, though, most home theater wiring can be puzzled out with just a little studying the situation...and some diagrams. Think about whether you need all the outputs to be optical, for example. Unless you have need of 3 separate surround sound outputs, you'll probably be better using some red and white composite (AKA: RCA) cables where only stereo is needed.
1935118
I don't know what type of adapter you would need. The Xbox One has digital audio out (optical) that will plug directly into the base station of this headphone setup.
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It should. However you will want to check with your TV manual to confirm if all inputs will output to the coaxial out. On my 2009 RCA model TV it will but surround is not passed through on HDMI but is if you are watching ota via an antenna it will. I can confirm this works to convert 5.1 DD Coax to spdif optical out with no delay.
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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.
478145
I have a new HDTV and it only has the optical output. We went from the cable box to the TV with HDMI, but I also want to connect to a home theater system. My receiver is an older one and does not have HDMI or optical. Can I just use the left- right audio outputs that are on the back of the cable box for the audio receiver as well as using the HDMI for the television??? Sal
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You should, yeah. As long as the receiver has the correct HDMI input in the back, channeling the sound from the tv shouldn't be a problem at all. I have my Xbox One, PS4, and HD Cable Box setup through my receiver. All my tube does is provide the picture.
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Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero, only if you hear/feel no sound. Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero,... » Read More Works with any red/white rca audio source or a subwoofer out . If you use an amplifier that has additional rca audio out great. Since the xbone has only hdmi and fiber optic audio as sound out sources, you must rely on your amplifier to have the rca red/white or subwoofer audio out to use buttkicker.I bought a cheap converter on Amason that converts fiber optic audio to rca, and use hdmi for tv, works great!Search for "toslink to rca" on Amason. Depending on Xbone update happening this week 3/10/14 you may have to adjust the audio in settings on the Xbone to stero, only if you hear/feel no sound. « Show Less
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This receiver has one digital audio jack, one digital coaxial jack, one HDMI with ARC, and a few analog stereo inputs. If possible, you should use HDMI with ARC. Otherwise, use the digital coaxial jack.
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What I currently have set up is:a) Optical Cable from TV to Receiver.b) PS3 connected to TV via HDMI.c) 360 connected to TV via HDMI.d) Satellite receiver to TV via HDMI.My TV is capable of splitting the HDMI audio from the devices through the TV to the home theater via the optical audio cable, thus I can receive true 5.1 surround sound output. Again, not all TVs are capable of this, and you will have to check your manual.
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No, this will not work. You need this cable Monoprice 6FT 4 in 1 Component Cable for Xbox 360, Wii, PS3 and PS2.
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I would think it'd work if you use an RCA adapter. I use this one with my [other brand] headset: http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-Toslink-Audio-Adapter-Xbox-Slim/dp/B009GUO15K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid;=1388075170&sr;=8-2&keywords;=monoprice+xbox+360+rca+adapter
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In your case disregard the cable box and use your HMDI cable to pair it the TV. Now take your Optical cable to the TV and pair it the Onkyo. Then take the coaxial cable from the DVD and pair it to the Onkyo. And you are done. If you need to attach a game console, which you did not mention, you will need a optical or coaxial splitter.
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Are there audio cables that are optical one one end and coaxial on the other (my receiver prefers coaxial)? or is that an oxymoron?
876960
This unit as far as I have read has a conventional RCA Plug style red and white stereo input that would work with an original Xbox flawlessly if you use the supplied Composite A/V cable for the xbox. As far as getting 5.1 surround sound from that connection I am unsure. I am sure that there is an adapter somewhere that plugs into the xbox and outputs a digital sound signal of either optical or coaxial types.
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It should, as I am using it to hook up a stereo headset to my Xbox One. Optical out from my Xbox and in to the converter and then headset plugged in to the red and white on the converter.
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Yes, you can. How you do it depends on the particular version of XBox you have. For some versions, you can connect the XBox to the digital optical converter, and connect the Bose system using an RCA to mini plug adapter. Read more about the XBox connections here: http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/connections/connect-sound-system . Here is a link to a mini plug adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-Audio-Cable-Splitter-1-Mini/dp/B00004Z5CP