Will this hook up a optical audio out to a standard 3.5 mm jack?
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No this is not a digital to analog conversion cable. It is digital to digital toslink cable and it uses light and not electrical pulses for transmission.
970117
I don't believe so, at least not directly. The "audio out" on this set is a proprietary optical audio jack called TOS-LINK (abbreviated version of "Toshiba-Link"). A standard headphone jack (3.5mm) will not fit into, nor produce sound from a TOS-LINK jack. Your only hope, from what I can tell, would be to find an adapter cable with a male end to connect into the television's TOS-LINK outlet and a female end to connect your 3.5mm headphones into. A few quick Google searches didn't produce much of anything worthwhile, so the technology may not exist, but if you find out otherwise, be sure to share!
755873
I wood say yes. It should send 5.1 audio! It just extends what is on the cable.
1705272
Yes, It shopuld work from your Mixer or Receiver. If you have a bigger pin in your receiver, you can use this to have your 3.5 mm headphone connection.
2125718
No, you will have to get an adapter (I had to do this as well, but for a 3.5 MM headset jack). The actual connection looks sort of like a USB connection. This is the link to the adapter that I had to buy: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000COKYXM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
552241
Yes. It is compatible with any 3.5mm jack, found on almost all audio devices. Do not buy this product though, it is pretty useless.
2181987
Yes, the 3.5mm jack can be connected to a PC using either an analog, or appropriate mini Toslink (optical) cable.
574242
I not sure I know what an optical audio cable is, so I don't know if I can answer your question or not.
622948
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.
2263162
As long as your receiver has a digital optical out if not I'm sure your receiver has auxillary outs in which case the sound bar also has av in on it ( the red and white plugs)
980731
If your device has an input for headphones, this should work. 3.5mm is the standard headphone jack.
409742
No ! Is for a headphone jack that also is a optical jack.... as on some computers..
378661
No, it will only plug into a 3.5mm stereo jack (like what comes out of an ipod or walkman)
1739275
It does have an audio out (looks to be standard 3.5mm headphone jack) and you can also use the optical out to a wireless receiver if you have wireless headphones.
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Yes! This will do it, but you will also need an adapter to convert the optical audio.
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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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Probably not. 3.5mm audio is almost almost always analogue. Optical is always digital. You'll need some sort of D -> A (digital to analogue) in the middle. So probably a TOSLINK cable to get to a D->A, a D->A, and an analogue cable to go to the speakers. Without seeing everything, I think these three items are what you need.AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters) (Optical out of TV into converter)Panlong Digital to Analog Audio Converter Digital Optical Toslink/SPDIF or Coaxial Inputs to L/R RCA and 3.5mm Jack Outputs (Converts digital to analogue)Mediabridge 3.5mm Male To Male Stereo Audio Cable (4 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-4 ) (Carries analogue to the speakers) Probably not. 3.5mm audio is almost almost always analogue. Optical is always digital. You'll need some sort of D -> A (digital to analogue) in the middle. So probably a TOSLINK cable to get to a D->A, a D->A, and an analogue cable to go to the speakers. Without seeing everything, I think these three items are what you need.AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters) (Optical out of TV into converter)Panlong Digital to Analog... » Read More Probably not. 3.5mm audio is almost almost always analogue. Optical is always digital. You'll need some sort of D -> A (digital to analogue) in the middle. So probably a TOSLINK cable to get to a D->A, a D->A, and an analogue cable to go to the speakers. Without seeing everything, I think these three items are what you need.AmazonBasics Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable - 6 Feet (1.8 Meters) (Optical out of TV into converter)Panlong Digital to Analog Audio Converter Digital Optical Toslink/SPDIF or Coaxial Inputs to L/R RCA and 3.5mm Jack Outputs (Converts digital to analogue)Mediabridge 3.5mm Male To Male Stereo Audio Cable (4 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-4 ) (Carries analogue to the speakers) « Show Less