is Mini Digital Optical the same as the Mini Toslink connection? I have a both male end toslink to mini-toslink cable and want to use it with a PC
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If your cable is "mini" it should be the same thing. A standard Toslink cable needs an adapter for this unit. If your cable doesn't work as is, the adapter is only a couple of dollars, so it's not like there's a big risk other than time.
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ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote until the sound is where I want it. The bass can be overwhelming at high volume, but I am not out to annoy the neighbors, just wanted to hear the tv. ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote... » Read More ON the back of mt panasonic 47" Viera there is a spot that says "digital audio" I ran an optic cable from there to my sound bar and it worked fine. When I bought the cable they called it the "Optical cable" Toslink. Wasn't familiar with the term toslink at the time. Like the unit quite well, would recommend. Not as good as an expensive home theater, but for the money it work well for me. Definitely better than the TV speakers by far. You may want to go through the presets to adjust the bass a bit, they have one for music, news, movies-etc. I try them from the remote until the sound is where I want it. The bass can be overwhelming at high volume, but I am not out to annoy the neighbors, just wanted to hear the tv. « Show Less
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Something like these for the analogue audio http://www.amazon.com/Emotiva-MRCA-1-0-RCA-Cable/dp/B00DMI06B0/ref=sr_1_416?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1394099870&sr=1-416&keywords=rca+cable If you are using the SPDIF via coax, something like this http://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-102681-Quality-Digital-Coaxial/dp/B001V52PSI/ref=sr_1_5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1394100005&sr=1-5&keywords=digital+coax+cable If you are using the SPDIF via optical, something like this http://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Toslink-Digital-Connectors/dp/B004CANMCM/ref=sr_1_10?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1394100154&sr=1-10&keywords=toslink+optical+cable
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Dear Denise,Thank you for your question regarding our Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable. We would need to know the model of the TV and the converter box to give you a definite answer, but if the TV is providing digital audio output via TOSLINK and the converter accepts digital audio via TOSLINK this cable should be compatible.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thank You,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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No. The orange cable is not an optical/fiber optic cable cable (Toslink). The Toslink cable has to connect to a Toslink connection at each end. The Orange receptacle has to use a matching orange receptacle on both ends (it is basically a copper wire connection, digital output from the Blu-Ray to digital input at the AV receiver). The Blue Ray Player probably also has an HDMI 'out' connection. If your AV receiver has an HDMI 'in' connection, this is the best way to go. Cheers,
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I am not familiar with your particular setup. This adapter converts TOS-link optical to digital coax, but not the other way around. It won't convert digital coax to TOS-link. They have another model that does that. BTW, mine is still going great after a year.
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The Audio Advantage Micro II connects to PC via USB and provides a single 3.5mm output jack which functions for both analog and digital optical audio connections. Included in the package is a S/PDIF adapter for "toslink" connections.
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No, it does not have a TOSLINK optical input; it will only work as a DAC when connected to a host computer as a USB device.
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I hooked it up to my Panasonic TV's digital optical out and then used the RCA cables to connect my old stereo system. Powered up the converter. Works great. I didn't know there was different KHz digital optical feeds. Thought they were all standardized. You might want to stop in at a BestBuy and check with a technician.
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The RCA to 1/8" cable was included in my purchase. No toslink connection or cable.
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I have not heard of Toslink, but this device will give you what Toslink does. There are 3 inputs and 1 output. I would plug the Toslink into the output, given you have the component cable for the Toslink.
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I can confirm for you. What is it exactly that you want to do? On my earlier mini-disc units I used the optical cable to copy from my portable mini-disc unit to my component style mini-disc unit. The optical digital cable has a connector like a 1/8" phone plug. It uses the same jack on the mini-disc unit as does the earphone. Ask me your question and I'll check the owner's manual of my MZ-M200, or better yet see if you can download the manual and check it yourself so you can read all the details.
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I bought a Yamaha sound bar that only connects to my TV. On the back of it is the place to connect the TV to the soundbar. The TV said Digital sound and the Yamaha only has optical sound I had to get the extra cord to make the connection work properly. Apparently this is very common with many electronic devices. The cables are much more expensive at local retailers.
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The product description on the Amazon page states that it converts Toslink optical audio signals and further states that it takes 24-bit S/PDIF incoming bit stream on left and right channels. As far as I know Toslink is defined to cover raw PCM encoding as well as the later S/PDFI protocol. I would not assume it will convert other forms of audio signals without checking with the manufacturer. My personal use is with a standard Toslink signal.
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If you can use the toslink cable, that's one less HDMI connection you'll use on your tv or receiver. To my knowledge there's no difference in sound data. Also sometimes, sound-only over HDMI is not compatible between devices.
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Dear Joanne,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger TOSlink cable. Please contact us and we'll be more than happy to assist you with the issue.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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This will take the sound from digital coax and digital toslink (optical) to the standard RCA (red/white) output. You will have to buy the cables to go with it (Optical cable and RCA cable) but yes it will work for you.