Cubilux USB A SPDIF Input Adapter for PC [Stereo Recording ONLY, NOT for Playing Audio] USB Optical Line-in Dongle, Toslink to USB Receiver, USB A SDPIF RX Interface Suitable for Laptop Computer

CD、MD、DATをSSDAC(ハイサンプリングDAC)で再生をするのにSPDIF(オプチカル )出力をUSBに変換する必要が有り、アダプターをAmazon で購入しました。 期待を裏切る程の素晴らしい性能です。 CDを今まではSSDACに専用CPUを接続してCDRで再生して聴いていて、全く不満はありませんでした。 しかし、CDRの代わりにこのアダプターとCDプレーヤーのSPDIF(オプチカル)出力を接続して聴くと明らかに低域が伸びるようになり、明瞭で解像度の高い音に成ります。 このアダプター録画専用品と明記している事の価値がかなり有ると思います。 そこで、オプチカル切り替え器もAmazon で購入しました。 これで、MD、DATも再生出来ますが、MDは本体と比べて、これがMDかと思う位の素晴らしい再生音に成ります。

I got this device so I could connect the analog output of my turntable to to my laptop computer for vinyl record conversions. My turntable already had an analog to digital converter (ADC) that I'd previously bought from Amazon, which converts standard two-channel analog audio outputs on the turntable to a digital optical signal (SPDIF). My laptop, like most computers, has no connection for an SPDIF cable, so I needed a bridge between the ADC's optical output to my laptop's USB port. This device does exactly that. Optical SPDIF cables use a thin glass fiber housed in a protective sleeve, similar to a wire's insulated cover, to send light pulses containing audio information between stereo components. These cables use Toslink connectors at both ends that snap into compatible Toslink ports you'll find on some CD/DVD players, AV receivers, TVs and other components. So how can you connect a non-electrical optical cable to a computer's USB port? With this Cubilux adapter, which saved the day. The Cubilux does an excellent job of converting SPDIF optical audio signals into electrical data via a standard USB A port on your computer. All you need is an optical output on your source device such as a CD player or TV/video device (or, in my case, a turntable with an A to D converter), an SPDIF cable of the appropriate length for your setup, and this Cubilux adapter that plugs into your computer's USB port. Of course you'll need software in the computer that knows how to accept the USB port's digital audio signal -- I've been using a program called VinylStudio for this -- and you're off and running. This setup provides a bridge between the home entertainment world and the computer world, since SPDIF was only intended to provide clean digital connections between consumer electronics equipment without any electrical interference (it uses a light beam). It was never intended to be used with computers, so I'm very appreciative that this converter exists, and that Amazon sells it for a very reasonable price. I really don't know where such a device could be found anywhere else. Performance-wise, the adapter works like a charm. The sound quality is excellent, and appears to be transparent, meaning that it doesn't seem to be affecting or coloring the source signal in any way. It's powered by the computer's USB port, so there's no wall wart or other power connection required to use it. I'm very impressed by the adapter's performance. It's been rock solid during nearly 100 vinyl album conversions so far, and it does exactly what I needed it to do. Most importantly, t's allowing me to rediscover music, some of which is long out of print, that I've not heard for decades, which can now be stored on my phone and computer and listened to wherever I am. Many thanks to the company that developed this excellent product.

Ich musste seit Jahren eine Creative X-Fi Titanium PCIe Soundkarte in meinem PC betreiben damit ich den Audio Stream meiner Nintendo Switch und PS3 aufnehmen kann um ihn mit meinen Kopfhörern zu mischen! Mit den üblichen USB Soundkarten war das vergebens weil anders als ALLE ANDEREN Konsolen senden NUR die PS3 und Nintendo Switch aus einem mir absolut unerklärlichen Grund das Copyright-Bit (SCMS) in ihrem PCM Stream was verhindert, dass meine billige USB Soundkarte mit SPDIF Eingang den Ton aufnehmen will, da der Chip in jener "SCMS Compliant" ist. Ich habe diverse USB Soundkarten und HDMI Audio Extractor ausprobiert und keine ging, bis jetzt konnte nur die X-Fi Titanium den Ton aufnehmen da diese das Copybit im "Game" Mode auch ignoriert. Dieser Adapter kann es jedoch auch und funktioniert einwandfrei unter Linux! Jetzt kann die alte X-Fi endlich in Rente gehen. Jetzt muss ich mir doch keinen Elektor SCMS Killer basteln und noch dazu ist dieser USB Adapter auch deutlich schlanker! Dass es wirklich Jahre gedauert hat bis endich jemand ein solch simples Produkt auf den Markt bringt ist mir unerklärlich, aber ich bin glücklich!

Delivery fine, works perfectly on win 11 straight out of the box. No issues.

Testé avec Pulseaudio - parfait.