Will mini toslink to mini toslink work?
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It will most certainly work but good luck getting it off once you put it on...
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Dear Frank, Thanks so much for your inquiry. The Sony STRDH750 has Toslink inputs for computer audio, or any other device that you may own that offers a Toslink/Optical audio output! Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance. Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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simple: 1.82m mini toslink to toslink cable from dac to integrated amp.I BOUGHT MINE FROM RADIOSHACK.
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This unit is pretty much just a switch. So, for me, I have several toslink-compatible components that are fed into this unit, then directly into my sound system. You should not have an issue with what you propose.
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Hi Kevins8! unfortunately this projector does not have an Optical Toslink Output. Only has an 3.5 jack output for sound. I don't know which connection you would like to do, but I give you mine, as an example: PC (Media Center, XBMC) audio & video output through HDMI v.1.4 to Yamaha AV Receiver (with 3D support feature) and video output through HDMI v1.4 to Projector. Regards! Tomás M.
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This should certainly work. Just match the colors of the audio-in, that is stereo - (white and red rca in) with the audio-out and you can then switch between the sources
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This adapter converts a std toslink cable to a 3.5mm mini toslink optical (SPDIF). ie Optical to Optical. The SPDIF mini optical interface is often "hidden" in a dual purpose 1/8 analog stereo jack on your PC or Mac - where your audio out jack will serve as both a standard analog stereo out (headphones or speakers) or an optical out depending on which connector/cable you have plugged into it. It is common these days for a PC to have an optical/analog dual jack and the user doesn't even know it. If your PC doesn't have SPDIF / mini-toslink output then this adapter wont help you with your Turtle Beach decoder. I have the same decoder/receiver, it requires optical in to carry the 7.1 digital signal. Recommend that you double check your PC, it may have optical after all, if it's a newer PC/Laptop. If your PC doesn't have any optical out, then you can only go stereo into the Turtle Beach from the PC. If your PC has a coax digital out, you may be able to get a coax to optical converter, but you'd probably be better off just getting a new sound card with optical out, in that case.
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Sure, your sound card would have to have a optical out, then you would purchase a toslink cable and connect it to the optical in on the receiver, then you have to make sure on your pc that it is set to output sound via optical out.....if ur using a mac it should be easy.
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If the controller for the computer surround has a toslink input, then yes you can use this.
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No that wont work, I had the same issue you need a mini rca cvbs av its 2 ins in size it converts analog to digital price $40 at amazon. Its works great
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This is only a cable. You would need something to convert Toslink optical to something that could drive your headphones. This would involve a D to A converter and a small amplifier. This cable is designed to take the special Toslink output from a Macintosh computer and make it into a regular Toslink cable. Sorry this won't work for your application.
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I could only get the Toslink optical connection to work under Windows-7 with the software driver installed.If you are using any other operating system then I suggest you try the Berhringer 202.It works out of the box with any MS-Windows, Mac, Linux computer.No drivers or Kexts to install. It just works as intended.I highly recommend the Berhinger 202 over this product.Behringer UCA202 Audio Interface
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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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Nope. You want this instead: C2G / Cables To Go 40018 Coaxial to Toslink Optical Digital Audio Converter
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The Micro II is for adding an analog or digital audio output to a PC, it does not have any input connections. If your computer already has a toslink output, then the Micro II would not be necessary.
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I have mini speakers and this unit is fine I do not know if yours will work
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Hi, this one has both TOSLink and RCA out: http://www.amazon.com/Panlong-Converter-Extractor-Splitter-De-embedder/dp/B00JVNX8RO.