VPFET HDMI Audio Extractor Splitter 4K 3.5mm Adapter Converter with AUX RCA L or R Stereo Output Support 1080P 3D Compatable for PS4 Fire Stick Blu Ray Player etc

Works fine. Instructions are poor. I had to call Best Buy for help

works like a charm

Works, good audio quality (I use the stereo 3.5mm output).

The media could not be loaded. This works it's the 4k60hz version, I'm using it for an Xbox 360 to a monitor. Works fine no drop in frames and plugs in 5v into my monitor. The only problem I see anyone else having is there is no volume knob but I'm okay playing on loud with some headphones, overall satisfied with the quality seemes to be anodized metal.

Work Perfect

I wanted to be sure the box was passing the 5.1 signal correctly so ran test tones for each channel through my Bluray player's HDMI port. When the switch is set to 5.1CH the extractor's optical output appears to be discrete 5.1 channel Dolby Digital output just as you'd get directly out of of the player's optical out. When I switched it to 2CH, the output changed to stereo PCM with the 5.1 channels appearing to be encoded to Pro Logic but I can't be 100% sure if it was the extractor encoding them or the player without further testing. I will follow up with more later.My only complaint with this unit is you can feel the circuit board moving side to side when you unplug the HDMI cables. This was remedied by taking the cover off one side and putting a piece of double sided tape on the edge of the board to take up the slack. Overall nice quality unit and package, comes with almost everything you need to hook it up besides the 5V power supply.After using this over a year, I've found one possible issue. I have never seen it pass Pro Logic encoded stereo AC3. For example MAX seems to stream all audio AC3 out of the Roku but some of their content has only stereo L/R signal present in the 5.1. There should be a tag to tell my processor to Pro Logic decode the L/R channels but this never happens. It's possible that it could be an issue with the content's encoding, but since I've never seen this format come out of this box, I'd tend to think it's the box. I guess you could set the switch over to 2ch to resolve, so not a big deal. Another workaround would be to temporarily set the streaming device output to stereo only.UPDATE 5/31/25: I have used this little box for nearly 3 years but I am replacing it with a switcher that extracts audio. I could still recommend this unit, but at this point you probably want an extractor that is compatible with the ARC standard, as some current televisions don't provide an option to pass standard HDMI audio formats. Why this is?? idk, it's pretty stupid imo. But if you buy a TV that has ARC audio out only then this device won't work for you.

Works great with “old” technology. Does not configure with Smart TV HDMI Arc port so that the sound can go through RCA speaker ports.

Works good for me