Name: J-Tech Digital Premium Quality 4k HDMI to HDMI + Audio (SPDIF + RCA Stereo) Audio Extractor Converter (JTDAT5CH)
Brand: J-Tech Digital
SKU: S10-2260
Price: 459 UAH
Availability: InStock

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4.4 out of 5 · 5,738 ratings on Amazon

★★★★★

Great Product, using it for over a year without issues

I have been using this over a year without issues and with excellent performance. I wanted to be able to use my Xbox One in both my living room and my basement home theater room simultaneously and get the benefit of Cable TV integration from my Xbox One in my home theater as well as my living room. With the wireless controllers and the Xbox phone app, I would have full control over my xbox and cable TV set top box from my home theater via WIFI as if I was in the living room. This box, plus 2, 25 foot HDMI cables and an HDMI Splitter, enabled me to do this. All in it was about $85 to make it all work. Great deal! I have an XBox One in my living room hooked up to my Cable box via the HDMI input, an Onkyo 5.1 surround sound center connected via SPDIF and my 60 inch TV via HDMI out through an HDMI Splitter. The HDMI Splitter has two outputs and is located right behind my Xbox one in my entertainment center cabinet. One output goes to the TV and one to my J-Tech Digital HDMI 1080P HDMI to HDMI + SPDIF Audio Extractor via a 25 foot HDMI cable that goes down through the wall, through the basement ceiling to my entertainment center cabinet in my home theater. Then from the J-Tech device to a ceiling mounted 1080P Epson Projector with 120 inch screen via another 25 foot HDMI in my Basement below my living room. The SPDIF output from the J-Tech then connects to a 7.1 Onkyo receiver via SPDIF. The end result is that I get a duplicate 1080P video signal plus digital audio to both my living room and my basement home theater without loss of quality of video signal or sound quality with a combined HDMI run distance of 50 feet, having the JTech device in the middle. I actually can play games, watch Blu-rays, Cable TV in 1080P HD, and use all the Xbox One streaming apps, with full Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound in my living room and DTS 7.1 (or Dolby digital depending on the Xbox One source app) in my basement simultaneously. I expected to get the same video and audio for both, bu

Patrick OLeary · USA, 06.07.2016 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

Fantastic! Sharp Aquos soundbar connection

Was recently gifted a used large Sharp Aquos tv that is replacing a 19 year old Sony Bravia (Sony still works great btw, but had been thinking about a larger screen). What stinks is Sharp just doesn’t have the necessary inputs to run a soundbar, unless you are using coaxial input. Anything coming in over hdmi doesn’t have an audio output. No joke, wish I was kidding. No hdmi arc either. We stream all of our tv and movies and missed the soundbar and sub woofer sound. Considered giving back the tv as the larger screen size wasn’t worth it. Enter this hdmi splitter. From a US company! I know components all come from the same place but, that’s everything these days. Knowing there’s a group of USA employees building and supporting these solutions made it an easy purchase decision. The Sharp is HD 1080 not 4K so no reason to buy the upgraded version in this instance. For $20, this is a great solution. I already had the aux component connections for the soundbar from the Sony so, I only needed to use one of my extra hdmi cables already on hand. If you don’t already have an extra hdmi, you’ll need to pick one up. Crazy easy setup - hdmi from roku into the new splitter, hdmi out to tv, and aux out to soundbar. Can choose to run tv audio and/or soundbar, based on need (tv or movie) without needing to do anything other than turn on the soundbar. Perfect. Took maybe 5 mins to unpack and setup. No audio processing delay or shadowing. We are now enjoying our new to us 60” tv.

M R. · USA, 21.08.2022 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

Good "hammer", but that might be a "screw"

Pro: In my (admittedly limited use), this device does its task (copying an HDMI audio stream to a TOSLINK/SPDIF cable) as well as one could ask for, so I gave it 5 stars. Con: It really wasn't a full solution for what I was trying to do. (To be clear, this is not the fault of the device.) Bottom Line: This is a fine device, it just can't magically transcend the inherent limitations of the TOSLINK/SPDIF cable. It can take a lot of research to know if that is going to keep it from meeting your requirements or not. I was aiming to have this device feed audio from a Fire Stick to an older receiver (that lacks HDMI connectors) via a TOSLINK/SPDIF cable and get surround sound. Very early signs were promising, but Disney Plus was a huge problem. Specifically, Disney Plus only provides surround sound in Dolby Digital Plus format, which requires more bandwidth than a TOSLINK/SPDIF cable can provide. Thus, if I had things configured for surround, I got zero output. (This device does not down-mix into another receiver-supported format, and it'd not reasonable to expect it to, given its price.) The primary lesson here is that you can't just ask what the source hardware is going to do, but rather what all the apps on the source hardware will do. With some configuration on the Fire Stick (Settings=>Display & Sounds=>Audio=>Dolby Digital Output=>Turn Dolby Digital Plus Off), Prime Video on the Fire Stick does seem to provide 5.1 sound. (To be fair, I haven't tested this too much.) However, Disney Plus doesn't appear to honor this setting, which means other apps might not, either. To get sound with Disney Plus, we have to configure the Fire Stick for Stereo--a setting that Disney Plus *does* honor. However, this means Prime Video also plays in stereo, unless you change the setting for the relevant streaming app each time. This wasn't an attractive solution, so I stuck with stereo and have recently started shopping a newer receive.r Other streaming apps may offer some of the same he

etr · USA, 10.01.2021 · Verified purchase

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★★★★☆

Good and sturdy, but NOT for surround sound extraction from streaming devices like Roku or Fire TV

Here is my usage scenario: -Original setup of equipment: Roku via HDMI to 2009 model Panasonic plasma TV. TV to Sony receiver capable of decoding up to 5.1 Dolby or DTS audio, via optical cable. -Roku reports best available audio is PCM stereo, and that's what comes out of the receiver. -New setup of equipment: Roku via HDMI to extractor. Switch on extractor set to 5.1. Extractor to TV via HDMI. Extractor to receiver via optical cable. -Roku reports all surround options now available: Dolby Digital/Digital Plus, and DTS. I can select Auto/Dolby/DTS for streaming format, and can further select Auto/Dolby Digital/Dolby Digital Plus/DTS for surround format. -Trying all combinations in the two menus (excluding DD+ because it is known only formats up to 5.1 are supported via optical), the receiver does not see anything better than two channel PCM. The decoding light on the receiver does not illuminate, implying that the Roku is falling back to a "best available" scenario and delivering straight stereo. -Apps tried: Netflix, Disney Plus, Paramount Plus -Second setup of equipment: Fire TV Stick Lite via HDMI to 2009 model Panasonic plasma TV. TV to Sony receiver capable of decoding up to 5.1 Dolby or DTS audio, via optical cable. (I'm trying the Fire TV because another review said it worked) -Fire TV reports best available audio is PCM stereo, and that's what comes out of the receiver. -New setup of equipment: Fire TV via HDMI to extractor. Switch on extractor set to 5.1. Extractor to TV via HDMI. Extractor to receiver via optical cable. -Fire TV audio options now report Passthrough Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby Digital as options. I select Dolby Digital, because it is known that DD+ or formats with more than 5.1 channels of info will not work. -Only HBO Max illuminates the decoding light on my receiver, indicating 5.1 channel audio is indeed being passed through. Other apps tried (Netflix, Prime Video) result in PCM stereo being delivered. Here is the deal: If you're using

Colby D. May · USA, 11.07.2022 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

This should not be such a well kept secret.

I needed to find a device that could receive a HDMI signal and split it to send an audio signal to an optical out port. This is perfect. Now I can use an existing Bly ray play and my Zvox speaker with a subwoofer out port for the powered amp sub. Best 25 bucks I have spent lately. Highly recommend - Buy It.

Jim R · USA, 01.07.2026 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

The Extractor works.

This review receives 5 Stars because I was able to utilize the RCA stereo output to supply my Sennheiser audio headset with a usable signal and that is why I bought the "box". I received the J-Tech Digital Premium Quality HDMI 2.1CH/5.1CH Audio Extractor, Model JTDAT5CH/JTD-ID:80 in a soft side mailing envelope along with two HDMI cables I ordered to connect the "box" with. Connecting was simple with the Roku Ultra HDMI output, connecting the Roku out to the "box" in, "box" out to my Onkyo AV receiver, Streaming Box HDMI #3 connection in. The "box" RCA connections were made from the "box" to the AV Analog In #4 RCA in connections. I plugged in the "box" power supply into an electrical outlet, then plugged in the power supply connection into the "box" power supply. The red light on the "box" turned on. I then selected ROKU on the AV receiver, which already was set up to "turn on" the system (TV, AV Rec, Roku) to view audio/video from the Roku through the AV receiver and on to the TV. I confirmed that audio was normal through the AV receiver out to the speakers as usual. The video came on at the TV as usual. I turned on the Sennheiser headset, put it on and did not hear any audio. I selected on the AV receiver the Satellite reception and sound came through the AV receiver system and also into my headset - normal. I reselected Roku and within a couple of seconds, audio and video from the Roku came on through the AV receiver but not through the headset. I tell you all this just to remind you to make sure you understand how a AV receiver works. I should have thought about this prior to connecting the "box". My Onkyo has Zone 2 and that is what outputs audio to my headset. I had failed to understand and set up Zone 2 for my Roku. I went into the Setup of the Onkyo, went into Input/Output menu and selected Analog output to the proper output to match the HDMI input - Streaming Box #3 HDMI with Analog #4 output. I then selected Zone 2 to Streaming Box and sound turned on in

JoeRetired · USA, 25.07.2018 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

Model JTDAT5CH works fine with 4K firestick.

My newer avr with hdmi inputs quit working so I installed older Yamaha RX-V1 receiver. The optical (Toslink) output on my 2012 1080P Panasonic tv would only send 2 channel PCM to my old receiver from the 4k firestick connected to the HDMI input on tv, although it would send 5.1 from the internal OTA tuner. Hooked this 1080P audio extractor between the firestick and the tv. Ran optical cable from extractor to the old receiver. Powered everything up and receiver was displaying it was receiving the 5.1 surround signal. This receiver like some older receivers displays 3/2 to indicate the surround signal and 2/0 for stereo. Did some experimenting and switched firestick audio output to DD+ and as expected I got no sound. I had heard DD+ will not work over optical cable but also this receiver is not compatible with it. Switched back to standard Dolby Digital and audio was restored. Picture quality appears to be the same as before. Receiver picked up 5.1 surround signal from Netflix, Amazon, Freevee, Peacock, & Roku. For some reason I could only receive Disney+ in stereo, I don't remember if I was getting surround with my new receiver. I suspect it has nothing to do with the extractor since surround works with everything else that I tried. I don't currently have the back surround speakers set up, but sound quality is good out of the front and center speakers. An inexpensive solution, I'm very pleased.

Gary · USA, 03.04.2024 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

Connection problem solved with audio out

Everything nicely work as describing by j teck.

BHARATSINH V. BHATI · India, 04.06.2018 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

Works perfectly

Great product. Does exactly what is needed. Hooked up a projector and external speakers. Worked perfectly.

Tom · Canada, 01.01.2019 · Verified purchase

★★★★★

SEPARA MUY BIEN EL AUDIO DEL VIDEO

Lo utilize en un projector y funciono perfecto audio a amplificador y video a projector no pierde nitidez

Promu · Mexico, 27.05.2022 · Verified purchase

Reviews were published on Amazon (in the original language). The item in our store is from the same model line.

UPC	654367438947
Brand	J-Tech Digital
Model	JTDAT5CH
Interface	HDMI
Вихід 2CH	– RCA
Вхід HDMI	– 4K@30Hz
Quantity	1 pc
Item weight	0.27 g
Прохідний режим	– Тільки вихід HDMI
Power source	DC 5V/1A
Вихід SPDIF	– Toslink/Optical
Mounting Type	Кабельне кріплення
Кількість пінів	38
Package contents	• 1x аудіо екстрактор JTECH-AT5CH-V2 • 1x адаптер живлення DC 5V/1A • 1x посібник користувача
Режим аудіовиходу	2CH (Стерео), 5.1CH (Об'ємний звук)
Compatible devices	Телевізор
Кількість каналів	5
Розміри товару Д x Ш	3.3" L x 2.6" W

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