i have a phillips soundbar. would this product work if i connect it via the soundbar and into my laptop?
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I can't be sure as I'm not familiar w/ the soundbar. However, my guess is that it would work so long as the soundbar has a pair of RCA jack inputs. Worst case, return costs would not be too high if it didn't work.
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i have a huge stereo system that i play in house for party occasions. i am about to use my sony laptop as my main source for audio music transfer into my stereo system. is this mediabridge has the capability to transfer my audio music selection/choice in my stereo?
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It should work if you have the RCA inputs on your sound bar and 3.5mm jack in your laptop
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If the soundbar connects via RCA input, I don't see why not. I used this cable to connect to a sound system, myself.
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Hello Samuel,Yes this cable will work for your setup. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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My guess is the width of the sound bar exceeds the width of the TV. I don't see any reason it won't work if your installation allows the space to place the sound bar. (Just a guess.)
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As long as your laptop has a spot for an audio jack or if it supports Bluetooth, it should work just fine.
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At the very least, you would need a displayport to hdmi adapter in order to make the connection from computer to TV. From what i've read, the audio should pass through the adapter.
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No, it needs to be connected to a computer's usb port. I don't believe a TV would work for this sound bar.
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As long as your PC detects this as the sound output / input it should work without any problem, I had lot of challenges with this in PC (esp linux) as the dongle was keep disconnecting. You should try its recent versions or get logitech brand.
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If the soundbar has a sub out then yes, it will work. The sub has its own power supply (it is an active sub) and does not require a receiver to amplify the sound.
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Yes, if your laptop has a headphones plug-in and a microphone plug-in it works just fine!
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You can hook this up to your laptop if it had an HDMI display port, AND you intend to use a VGA monitor. I had a micro HDMI port on mine so I had to use a micro HDMI-to-HDMI cable to connect my laptop to the unit. You will need a separate 3 mm male-to-audio cable to connect your laptop headphone jack to your speakers.
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I'm not familiar with your soundbar but, this device will convert coaxial digital out from your a source (such as a TV) to analog stereo audio for input to an amp. If your soundbar has the red and white RCA stereo inputs, then this will work. Be advised however that if your amplifier does not have audio delay adjustment capability, the audio the TV (or whatever the source) speakers will most likely be slightly out of sync with the Compass output creating a reverb effect. To eliminate this, just turn off the TV speakers just listening to the soundbar. The lipsync with the video itself will be negligible and could actually be right on as many tvs have the audio just slightly ahead of the video anyhow. I'm not familiar with your soundbar but, this device will convert coaxial digital out from your a source (such as a TV) to analog stereo audio for input to an amp. If your soundbar has the red and white RCA stereo inputs, then this will work. Be advised however that if your amplifier does not have audio delay adjustment capability, the audio the TV (or whatever the source) speakers will most likely be slightly out of sync with the Compass output creating a reverb effect. To eliminate this, just turn off the TV speakers just listening to the soundbar. The lipsync with the video itself will... » Read More I'm not familiar with your soundbar but, this device will convert coaxial digital out from your a source (such as a TV) to analog stereo audio for input to an amp. If your soundbar has the red and white RCA stereo inputs, then this will work. Be advised however that if your amplifier does not have audio delay adjustment capability, the audio the TV (or whatever the source) speakers will most likely be slightly out of sync with the Compass output creating a reverb effect. To eliminate this, just turn off the TV speakers just listening to the soundbar. The lipsync with the video itself will be negligible and could actually be right on as many tvs have the audio just slightly ahead of the video anyhow. « Show Less
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What this extractor does is to extract the core 5.1 or 2.0 (switchable via a button) audio signal to whatever device that accepts it via a coax cable. I am not familiar with soundbars but if yours accepts a coax cable and can process digital signals, it will work. Whether or not it will "make magic" is hard to say ...
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I am using this devise with a Soundbar that my TV and DVD feed into. You flip the little switch between the two. It works.
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The sound bar audio out ports are larger than a standard headphone port, so it will not work.
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I have a 42" Toshiba (something like that I forgot) and it works just fine. Here are all the inputs that are located in the back of the sound bar: A "Sub Out" that is purple, an "Input 1" which has 2 plugs (one is white and the other is red), the last one is "Input 2" and that one is not color-coded. I use the Input 1 (the red and white) these two turn into one plug at the end that goes into the "Analog Audio Out" on my T.V.
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Yeah, if you have a 1/4" adapter for your laptop that should work. I plug my synth into it, which uses a 1/4" cable.
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As long as your TVS has and optical input, the soundbar will respond to any device which is hooked up to TV. The optical cord is connected to from the TV to the soundbar. I hope this helps.
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I have my computer output connected to a surround system instead of directly into the television. Make sure that you have the audio on your computer turned on and the connection to "audio out" and not "microphone". If connected properly, you should not be able to hear the laptop audio. It should be directed thru the converter and combined into the HDMI connection at the set. There should be no audio coming from the computer speakers if properly connected.