HDMI to Optical Audio Adapter 3 Edid Audio 2ch 5.1ch Mode W/ USB Data Cable UK

This HDMI audio splitter can extract embedded audio signals from HDMI sources and convert them into 3.5mm analog audio output and spdif output at the same time. spdif output supports 2 ch audio and 5.1 ch audio, including Dolby Digital 5.1 ch and dts 5.1 ch.

Features
• Input port: 1 x hdmi, 1 micro usb power port, 3 x edid audio (pass, 2 ch, 5.1 ch)
• Output port: 1 x hdmi, 1 x spdif (optical fiber), 1 3.5mm connector.
• HDMI resolution: 4k x 2k, 24/50/60/1080p/1080i/720p/576p/576i/480p/480i
• Supported color formats: 24-bit/30-bit deep color, 36-bit
• Maximum bandwidth: 225 mhz
• Maximum baud rate: 6.74 gbps
• Maximum operating current: 190 mA
• Audio and video can be converted from hdmi output
• HDMI pass-through mode: You can convert audio and video from HDMI output. Spdif el/r no sound
• 2ch mode: extract 2ch digital pcm stereo audio signal from hdmi input. Output stereo audio hdmi/spdif el/r
• 5.1 ch mode: extract 5.1 Dolby Digital/dts and output through hdmi/spdif.

Package Included
1x HDMI audio extractor
1x Micro USB data cable
1x User Manual

Problems with the audio connection and configuration. Here are some suggestions on how you can try to resolve this issue:

CHECK THE OPTICAL CONNECTION: Ensure that the optical fibre is connected properly. Check that the connection is strong and not loose, and also check that the fibre itself is not damaged.

Confirm audio settings: On Google TV, make sure your audio output settings are correct. Check that the correct audio output mode is selected, e.g. 5.1 digital audio.

Check the audio splitter: Make sure the optical audio splitter can support 5.1 digital audio. Sometimes, some devices may only support certain audio formats or channels.

Try another optical cable: If possible, try using another optical cable. Sometimes a damaged cable can cause signal transmission problems.

Update device firmware: Check if the firmware of your Google TV and audio splitter is the latest version. Updating the firmware may resolve compatibility issues.

Check power and batteries: Make sure all devices have adequate power. If using batteries, make sure they have enough power.

Check Apple TV Settings: If you are switching to Apple TV, make sure you have selected the correct output in the Apple TV's audio settings.

Try other input/output ports: If the 3.5mm port doesn't work, try connecting to other available audio ports to make sure there are no problems with the port itself.

Check the audio format: Make sure your audio source (e.g. film, video) actually contains 5.1 digital audio. Sometimes the content itself may just be 3.1 channels.