Is there an Output that would make it work on a Home Audio Receiver?
602780
It has a female mono phono output jack. But my unit did not work. I do not recommend this.
602781
well, that's more like a question to your home audio receiver. The unit has an output, obviously. It's a 1/4 inch (like a guitar) output, mono. You need to know what type of input you have, if at all. If you have an "aux" input, it may be mini stereo (1/8 inch) or RCA. Either way, you'll need to go to a radio shack (or purchase here) a cable that is "1/4 inch to (insert your input here)". Then, yes, it works. There's also some receivers that have a "microphone input" in the front, with a little volume knob - in that case, all you need is a 1/4 inch to 1/4 inch cable, and you're set. Remember, when you work with two volumes, distortion may occur if you set them wrong. I would start with the unit at 30%, then raise the volume of the receiver. If you have to raise it too much (than usual, say, a CD) then raise the unit to 50%, and start again. IF the unit's signal get into the receiver too "hot", it will distort (that's the principle behind a guitar amp's distortion, but in your cause, it won't be a pretty/pleasant distortion)
678165
I don't see y not. I used the box for 6 outputs and one input. it all worked backward very well. all of mine was audio. out was in and in was out.
2279689
I haven't tried it, but see no reason why it would not work with an audio output - good idea.
710230
I have that setup with 2 audio inputs and output to an ampamplifier. It works fine
1365119
You would need some sort of volume controlled amplifier to hook the output from the converter to your speakers, such as a stereo receiver or integrated amp. The audio output from the converter is a low level signal not capable of driving speakers. Hope this helps.
2018023
It's should work. Because the output for the audio will be for the speaker.
1365121
You would need some sort of volume controlled amplifier to hook the output from the converter to your speakers, such as a stereo receiver or integrated amp.The audio output from the converter is a low level signal not capable of driving speakers.Hope this helps.
1113511
Yes, this should work but make sure you plug in the correct end into your TV, but I'm not sure what your audio receiver has to do with it.
2228828
If your audio has AUX you can use this receiver. It will connect easily with 3.5mm cable.
601326
You just have to select the correct output "mode." There are several options including a stereo. Hope that helps.
2006985
Not that I know of because I was looking for sound outputs for external speakers and there was nothing available
83895
No. Its only output is for conventional loudspeakers. But there are many solutions out there that will work for you, and cost less than this, starting with the AmazonBasics Bluetooth 4.0 Audio Receiver.
2219189
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.
1674094
If you want to connect the audio output from the TV to the home theater's input it would work but not the other way around.
1603822
I have not tried it with that system. I have got it to work with just about anything. It's a VERY simplistic setup. Just need access to sound outputs.
1088095
I bought mine for this purpose, but it didn't work. I think the problem was an unreliable part. Further research showed that this type of adapter can work, but may damage the equipment or degrade the sound. For more info on converting a stereo line level output to a mono output, Google "Why Not Wye" (yes, Wye), and follow the link to the Rane Corporation's article on this topic.
2135933
What software you're running shouldn't matter. If your PC has a 3.5mm speaker output jack you can hook them up.