PROZOR DAC Converter 5.1CH 192Khz - Coaxial Optical to RCA Converter Support Volume Control Dolby-AC3 Digital to Analog Audio Converter with 1m/3.2ft Optical Cable for HDTV DVD Game Console Blu-ray

What you see is what you get. Nice little unit which works well. I don’t have a 5.1 set up though the tv supports it so can’t comment on that, but the unit worked straight out of the box - once I had changed the tv output setting to Optical!

I needed something that would allow us to stream the TV into my Dad's bluetooth hearing aids and through speakers at the same time. Most sites seemed to imply it was not possible. Others drowned me in technical terminology and instructions - useless other than as a timely reminded of my own ineptitude.Anyway, finally put in a search term that mentioned this for soundbars plus headphones. Thought I may as well give it a go. Wow. Very easy to set up and worked immediately - and continues to work! I can choose whether to stream just to the hearing aids or through the speakers as well. The sound is clear. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to split sound between two outputs and who doesn't feel compelled to dive into incomprehensible jargon for the sake of something that might have marginal sound gains.

The 5.1 works well with my TV setup, outputting nice surround sound. The optical cable supplied is cheap and doesn’t fit snuggly. It did take a while to get it to work. But a new cable with gold connectors sorted everything out. Box works well with TV USB.

This works really well and we can now use our Bose surround sound

As advertised

Works very well easy to setup on tv to amp

Perfect cheap

This device was very easy to fit and produces excellent sound quality through our Yamaha stereo system

Connected my 4K TV to my Bose 5.1 Lifestyle 20 and it sounds excellent .

Used to connect Panasonic HZ1000 OLED TV to an old Pioneer XV-dv131 5.1 audio system. This DAC clearly met the need and working fine. Audio quality is great, no need to buy a sound bar now.

Now I can play BluRays, recording or live TV off the cable PVR, or even VHS tapes, and not have to move the home theatre audio input cables. All sound funnels through the flat screen TV on its way to the home theatre amp and speakers. Haven't used the built-in volume control or the 3.5 mm adapter, not sure if that would drive a set of earbuds off the TV.Volume control is the weirdest I've eve seen, with separate "louder" and "softer" buttons on opposite ends of the box...but in my setup I don't need to use the converter to control volume anyway.It says it does Dolby but I haven't verified that yet. Only stereo, not 5.1 surround sound but my speakers aren't set up for surround sound anyway. Pleased at the trouble-free setup.I powered the converter/decoder from a spare USB jack on our cable box that isn't used for anything anyway.The speed of delivery was the main reason for buying here, though the "guaranteed delivery" was again off by one day.

Necesitaba un adaptador que tuviera señal digital RCA que es la única salida de audio que tiene mi reproductor Blue Ray y que soportara también sistema Dolby (no por ser un adaptador digital necesariamente lo incluye). Pude conectarlo a mi sistema de sonido y ahora disfruto la calidad de sonido de mis películas.

Comprado para conectar una TV LG sin salida de audio analógica (RCA) a un amplificador estéreo Sansui de hace más de 40 años, que no tiene otro tipo de entrada.La instalación ha sido conectar y listo, puesto que la tele tiene salida de audio automática a Dolby surround, ACC o PCM, según la fuente de entrada. En otros aparatos habrá que seleccionar el valor adecuado en laconfiguración del TV. Como fuente de alimentación empleé un cargador de un FireTV de 5w, que es suficiente y va perfecto.Los resultados han sido muy buenos. Con una fuente con sonido de buena calidad, -por ejemplo, Blade Runner 2049 de Netflix- para mi sorpresa la nitidez y definición espacial del sonido, con sólo 2 altavoces estéreo, es muy buena y yo diría que muy superior a la que obtengo en el mismo amplificador con mi lector de CD Cambridge Audio Azur 640. Vamos, para mí superan con creces lo esperado.La única pega es que es cierto que incluso con el control de volumen del conversor al máximo, la señal de salida es poco potente -es lógico, si consume menos de 5W- por lo que hay que compensarlo con el nivel de salida de la TV, si se puede, o subiendo el volumen del amplificador. Pero vamos, nada relevante.En relación a si precio, le doy un 10