PORTTA 2 Way Digital Audio Converter Adapter, SPDIF Toslink to Coaxial Toslink or Coaxial to Coax Optical Toslink for HD TV DVD Blu-ray Player Amp Speaker Soundbar

PORTTA 2 Way Digital Audio Converter Adapter, SPDIF Toslink to Coaxial Toslink or Coaxial to Coax Optical Toslink for HD TV DVD Blu-ray Player Amp Speaker Soundbar

$ 9.99

Score By Feature

Based on 16 ratings

Value for money

8.54

Customer service

8.43

Satisfaction

8.61

Packaging

8.91

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By switching a button to select the input source between SPDIF (Optical/Toslink) and Coaxial, both outputs (Toslink) are converted from Optical Toslink to Coaxial.

Supports 24 bit, 32 bit, and 44 bit. 1, 48, 96, and 192 kHz, as well as multi-channel surround sounds like uncompressed LPCM2. 5. compressed at 0 1 Dolby-AC3 DTS (Dolby Digital Surround Sound). It is not compatible with version 7. Dolby TrueHD, 1 channel Dolby Digital Plus

Losses are less than 1% when using an optical fiber cable. 2 dBm, Toslink output distance of up to 30 meters (98 feet), Coaxial output distance of up to 20 meters (65 feet), Noise-free transmission

This converter works with Blu-ray players, satellite receivers, PS4, Xbox 360, HDTV, DVD players, amplifiers, sound bars, speakers, and any other device that has an optical or coaxial audio output.

To ensure a hassle-free and risk-free purchase, Portta provides a one-year warranty and long-term after-sales support. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our helpful customer service team.

Selected User Reviews For PORTTA 2 Way Digital Audio Converter Adapter, SPDIF Toslink to Coaxial Toslink or Coaxial to Coax Optical Toslink for HD TV DVD Blu-ray Player Amp Speaker Soundbar

My audio/video setup was given a new lease on life

5/5

This little device does exactly what it claims to do. I have a Yamaha soundbar with a digital input, as well as a DVD player with only HDMI and coaxial digital audio outputs. Now that I have this coverter, I can connect my DVD player to my soundbar and listen to the music on my DVDs in their entirety. This will suffice until I upgrade one of these, which could be three to four years from now. So, I paid around $12 for that kind of extension. It was well worth the money. Note: The device didn't come with any cables, but for the price, I made do with what I had on hand.

Kimber Garner

| Jan 14, 2021

A good digital converter for the money

5/5

I needed to run a digital signal from my TV's optical output to a headphone amplifier over a long distance. The distance was too great to be covered solely by optical cable. I was able to use a short optical cable and then convert it to coax for the rest of the run thanks to this device. It performs admirably. It's also rated to work the other way around, i. e. I have not attempted to convert from coax to optical in this manner.