4K@30HZ HDMI Audio Extractor Splitter, avedio links HDmi to hdmi Audio Converter+Optical Toslink SPDIF + RCA L/R Stereo Analog Audio, HDMI audio Adapter for PS5, Chromecast, Fire Stick,Blu-Ray Player

This is a great option if you want to connect items seemingly via a soundbar which it will allow you to split the audio from the HDMI signal and send it to either a soundbar or speakers, I use it in conjunction with my projector and it does a amazing job and there is no latency in the audio as well, it very practical in size easy to set up great value for money it’s a must have, pubs and clubs use them as well with their big screen and audio setup as well

Did the job! I wanted to split the hdmi audio going to a projector from a Google stick ,so the audio would go directly to an amplifier.I used the rca outputs on the hdmi splitter box ,rather than the spdf output. I had to change the audio settings to manual on the Google stick to get the sound to amp working , but then it all worked great!

After seeing positive reviews, I bought one.I understand A/V and HiFi kit very well and what could be simpler than a charge cable in + HDMI In and HDMI Out + Audio Out? Was really confused for some time when I received the device and a standard USB cable, yet the device only accepts round pin to power it. So a device that takes 5v via USB, but you need a non-USB (round) connector to provide it power? Go figure.I put it in the drawer for some time till I got hold of a 5 volt round pin power supply with the correct diameter tip. The supply works with another very similar device (an HDMI Splitter from what appears to be same manufacturer, albeit probably one of dozens of rebrands from the same factory). However, with this one, I plug in the cable connected to a 5v supply and all I get is a barely visible pale light flashing on and off every few seconds. No output HDMI or audio signal.So in summary, received the device with the wrong power cable. By the time I decided to figure out the problem, the return window expired and the device seems dead on arrival anyway! Maybe a good device when manufactured and packaged correctly, but the lack of quality control makes this a worthless piece of junk that will go out with the garbage.

It may be a good product but it didn’t work for me. I was trying to use to make my Bose Cinemate compatible with my new Smart Tv and it didn’t work so have had to return.

I’m not expert on sound but I wanted something which could extract the audio to play on my soundbar from tv or projector and my tv not new one which had earc after trying so many product this is the one worked in one go it’s reasonable my soundbar connected now with optical but at least I’m getting surround sound 5.1 very easy for me to install quality seems good I’m not using 4k pic so won’t go that side. Well recommended mainly for the price you can’t go wrong.

Power supply missing, so could not use, DisappointedUpdate:After having a play around, found the unit runs with No power supply connected, Guess its drawing power from my HDMI Splitter I use to get Video to my TV & Projector.BUT Video quality via this unit has dropped to HD so loosing UHD video output.Anyway have increase my rating to 3 Stars as Audio quality in Stereo is good.

Neat little box of tricks. Got this because the description said that the HDMI information would be passed through AND the audio would be extracted.True to their word the HDMI info. is passed through and it will extract the audio [5.1] out too.Why did I get this? One member of the family has ReSound hearing aids and one can get a 'sender' that will connect from the TV to the hearing aids via their propriety app.We had to invest in a new receiver (the old one was OLD, it has SCART connections!) and wanted to have all the functions on that available as well as hearing aid audio connection.Now the HDMI output from our cable TV box goes into this extractor, is passed through to the new receiver, the extracted audio also goes to the ReSound sender and thence to the hearing aids.Yet to try it with a DVD or bluray but I suspect that it will perform ok with that too.I cant vouch for the quality of the extracted audio but the hearing aid user is happy and there doesn't seem to be any detrimental effect on picture quality. (I'm not a gamer...)

Bought to extract a sound signal from an HDMI cable heading to a projector. The extracted sound signal was then fed into a PA system. This solution replaced a long phono-cable that was picking up too much mains hum. The audio extractor worked straight out of the box, giving us a clean, clear, undistorted audio signal that could by amplified. The unit appears to be well made with a solid metal case and it runs cool.