If i put this between an HDMI OUT on my home theater and the HDMI IN on the TV (monitor) this will s trip out the audio for headphones?
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Exactly. It wil pass the hdmi video signal to your monitor, while removing the audio signal from it. The audio signal is outputted as analog stereo, which then can be used for headphones if the impedance matches.
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The box is designed to strip off the audio from an HDMI signal being passed through it so that the audio can be routed to an amplifier for listening. As such there are two outputs A) TOSLINK (optical) and B)Line level (RCA connectors). Line level will probably be too low to drive your headphones (and there will be loss due to impedance mismatch) so that you will doubtless need a phones amplifier.
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Whenever I connect by HDMI from laptop to TV I've had to use the audio out as well for sound. But like others have said it depends....
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Not sure but what may be happening is that you have accidentally turned on the TV sound rather than the sound system. The TV still goes through the HM(whatever) but not the audio
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I don't think so the hdmi and rca run diff signals. The cable is used for some kind of converter that is a separate device. I think you are about to make the same mistake i did.
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yeah but its just a monitor so there will be no sound coming from it. you have to use an external source for the sound. oh for the hdmi you can just buy a $5 adapter from walmart or some other place. disregard my last comment!
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Mine does output audio just fine over HDMI. Conveniently, when I use the Catalyst Control Center shortcut to switch to that output, it also switches my primary audio device from my main sound card to the HDMI audio device.I haven't tested the 30Hz vs 60Hz issue mentioned by Voodoo1226, but that could very well be a function of his/her tv/monitor rather the the graphics card's output.
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I didnt have an issue with mine. You have it the receiver to automatically detect and send audio? Maybe try a different HDMI?
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My guess is without knowing your setup is that one of your tv's don't have Audio out. Notice the plugs that it uses in the picture, some higher and lower end tv's skip this as it is an old tech also since it cancels the HD sound with analog sound.
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HDMI TV input audio cutout, just picture. I switched to different HDMI input for tv input.
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I can't answer the specific question as I am a novice regarding electronics in general, but I'm wondering if there is such a thing as a "splitter" for HDMI Cable as it would seem that this would solve your problem
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Check your sound options...there is no reason "just the headphones" would do this
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Yes - if your sound bar has 3.5mm or RCA inputs. I would not advise doing this if you can avoid it, however, as HDMI is a digital connection that will give you better sound quality. The Avantree quality is good, but if you leave the charging cord plugged in while it is operating you may hear a high pitched digital noise in the background.
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Actually it shouldn't matter what type of TV you have, the headphone base connects to the "audio out" connections on the back of the TV.
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Hi Eddie. I use a Western Digital Live TV and a Set Top Box. Both connect via HDMI, and both sources have their audio duplicated and sent through the analogue headphone/speaker port. I connect PC speakers to that port and it works great. Greg
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no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five... » Read More no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. « Show Less
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Like Peter said, not all TV's bridge the sound from an hdmi in to a stereo out(digital/coax etc..) Try using a different output port, or going hdmi to the stereo, and then hdmi to the tv
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You could just skip this altogether and use the headphone out to the RCA or your receiver. This item only works with the DM port