HDMI Audio Extractor

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CruciasNZ

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#136512 29-Nov-2013 18:29

So I bought myself a spanky new XB1 tonight and discovered when I got home it doesn't have any Audio Connectors; it uses SPDIF or HDMI Audio. Since I use a PC monitor and PC Speakers (3.5mm and also RCA Adaptors) I am rather buggered right now.

Does anyone have an HDMI Audio Extractor I can buy or borrow on short notice?

It can end with 3.5mm or RCA for Audio, and HDMI, VGA or DVI-D for the Video. Lot's of places sell them, none will get here in time for me to enjoy it this weekend :(

EDIT: Or a SPDIF -> Analogue Convertor

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#943046 29-Nov-2013 18:29

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#943144 29-Nov-2013 20:43

These work a treat for getting a non-switching analog audio output from a TV that only has optical or a switching headphone port - http://search.ebay.com/171179385514

Should do for you as well. I have seen them on trademe for a not too bad markup too.

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#943146 29-Nov-2013 20:47

Yeah that's what I'm looking for on the quick

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#943152 29-Nov-2013 20:58

Oh, and they are powered by 5v so get a cable and you can power them from an otherwise unused USB port and avoid the power brick and adapter.

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#943155 29-Nov-2013 21:10

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#943990 2-Dec-2013 10:58

Maybe useful? :

http://www.soundessentials.co.nz/webapps/p/90155/227354/595496

Pretty sure they're based in Chch too.

I've got one I used to connect my PS3 to an amp while I connected the video to my PC monitor. Works well.

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#943995 2-Dec-2013 11:07

Ended up paying $150 at JayCar for cables and a converter. Cheers anyway people

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