Will this work if I plug it into my laptop's headphone jack (3.5mm) and connect it to a SPDIF coax that goes into my receiver?
250930
No. Headphones jack sends an analog 2.0 signal. Your receiver expects a digital signal, most likely multichannel (5.1).
250931
It doesn't fit in my headphone. It's loose, and I ordered one, and received 3 of them. Disappoint.
250932
No, the SPDIF plug on the receiver is for digital data 1's and 0's that is why a mono plug will work for connecting a SPDIF out jack on a computer sound card to the Coax on the receiver.
838763
Yes it should work. One of my laptops also has two headphone inputs and one mic input, I just ignore the extra headphone input and it works fine, giving good stereo output. No need to convert it to a three-prong input at all.
2229571
Yes. It works with anything sound wise from your laptop or whatever it's connected to.
367366
I have this an I hook up to my laptop an correct but in fact it will give you the signal works right of the box all you need to do is buy a 3.5 audio wire an hdmi cable :)
2228828
If your audio has AUX you can use this receiver. It will connect easily with 3.5mm cable.
1693320
Well had to lookup specs of that transmitter you listed and it says audio input of a 3.5mm jack so no this won work.
2038620
It won't plug directly into your laptop. You'll need a type of converter. To be honest I'm very disappointed with this wireless system...get something else.
1929261
great question - not sure. I guess it depends on your computer and if the jack itself is set up for that. my laptop has separate iinputs and i dont think it would work. Probably on newer computers - especially tablets - it would work.
933158
No it doesn't. From the manual: "SPDIF OUT - DIGITAL AUDIO OUT (coaxial): Use a digital coaxial cable to connect your TV to a compatible audio receiver." Your only option for analog (other than purchasing a digital -> analog converter) is to use the headphone jack w/adapter cabling for basic (2 ch) stereo output.
455656
If you want to use it with your laptop you would need an adapter to plug the 1/4" jack into that has a 3.5 mm end, that way you can connect it into the 3.5 mm slot on your laptop.
1689670
I'm not really sure,,,,I bought it for head phones to connect to my laptop...sorry I couldn't be of anymore help.
551949
Yes, you can either connect it through bluetooth, a rca to 3.5 mm adapter or a 1/4 inch to 1/8 plug adapter and then plug a 1/4 inch plug into the adapter and then into your laptop headphone jack
1369673
Note that I purchased this unit to be able to run the lone audio out (SPDIF) from my new TV into my older integrated Amp (RCA inputs only). The converter's input is SPDIF or Coaxial, output analog RCA and 3.5mm headphone. Not sure how you wish to configure from your question, can you provide more detail, please?
980731
If your device has an input for headphones, this should work. 3.5mm is the standard headphone jack.
1776668
If your laptop has a standard 3.5m headphone jack (pretty much all of them do), it'll work
1390826
Yes. If your laptop has a digital optical or digital coax connector you could connect via that. Or it also has 2 analog connectors one of which is L-R RCA and one thats a headphone style jack. On most laptops you'd just need a stereo double jack to connect the speakers to the headphone or lineout on the laptop.
1608787
My best guess is that it would work since it's standard bluetooth to your device and coaxial cable into your receiver.