Will this product convert the s/pdif coming directly from a Xbox one console to a Aux cable 3.5mm to connect to a Sony mini hi-fi MHC-EC909iP?
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Thats exactly what i use it for. I connect the optical out of my tv to connect a set of speakers with 3.5mm connector
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No it does not. S/PDIF supports the following formats: Single channel PCM (Mono) Dual channel PCM (Stereo) Compressed bitstreams up to 48Khz/16bps using AC3 (Dolby Digital) or DTS encoding mechanisms. Surround audio across S/PSIF can only be achieved using AC3/DTS. Multichannel PCM (most desirable) is not possible over S/PDIF but is possible over HDMI. If you wish to use your external amplifier to play games that do not have native support for AC3 (almost none on PC do as it's typically unnecessary) then you must have a soundcard that supports Dolby Digital Live or DTS Connect, and an external receiver which supports decoding either one.
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yes, the converter makes it compatible with all usb devices... including your xbox
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No. That's what I was panning on doing but it's the wrong cable. The small ends fits into a headphone jack, but it is a 3.5mm optical connection.
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Sorry, Brutedawg, I have no idea. If the cable you want to replace is 3.5mm male to 2.5mm female, it should work but it depends on how it's wired. Why not just get another cable from Xbox if you need a replacement?
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You'd need to hook up your Xbox to a separate home theater amplifier. I have both Xboxes & PS3 hooked up to mine. HDMI makes it all very easy to hook up. Sony STR-DH740 7.2 Channel 4K AV Receiver (Black)
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"Audio Signal from Any Input Can Be Obtained from SPDIF Digital Optical or Hi-Fi Stereo 3.5mm outputs @ Output A" The audio of whatever is going out HDMI output A will also go out the 3.5mm and S/PDIF ports.
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Go to panasonics web site and they have one listed that is compatible. You can also hook it via Ethernet cord with no additional pieces. You can hook the the Panasonic via digital optical cord for sound. Then ur panasonuc should provide sound to your xbox. Good luck
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The short answer is no. However, it does have an orange 3/4 coaxial input and output. If your amplifier has an S/PDIF output, then you should use that to connect to the coaxial input (which would give you high resolution audio). Otherwise, you will need to get an analog (RCA) to digital (coaxial) converter/adapter. It is important to note if the aux output is mono or dual, because the converter or adapter must correspond to this. These range in price from $2-40, with the adapters being the cheapest and easiest to use.
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This adaptor converts one end of a TOSlink cable (one form of S/PDIF) into a mini-TOSlink plug. Even though it looks a little like a 3.5mm jack, it's still an optical signal, so what ever you plan to plug it into has to be capable of receiving optical S/PDIF in its 3.5mm jack. For example Apple MacBooks have been capable of this for years. It doesn't convert optical/digital signal to analog sound.
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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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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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Sure the internal DAC is simple and not sophisticated and will convert the audio HDMI stream to the analog stereo outputs. I use mine only to extract the optical or coaxial SPDIF digital audio stream output that is maintained in its original form in the HDMI stream to analog, using an external DAC as mine Benchmark DAC2-HGC. That is my main use for the unit.
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Yes you can. Just run the audio RCA cables from your game system to a RCA cable converter and insert the headphone jack from the converter into the PC input slot on the stereo. I know this works on PS2 and PS3. Not sure if it'll work on 360.
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John's right. I used mine as the convertor from PS3 optical to 5.1 surround. My surround had rca type inputs, no optical. Use this box to convert optical output to stereo, but if your surround box has optical input, this box isn't needed.
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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.
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Yes it comes with the mix amp It shouldn't have any problem connecting to ps3 or ps4 but I have no experience with that I have xb1 and xbox 360