🔊 Elevate your desktop audio game with crystal-clear optical precision!
The Cubilux USB to S/PDIF Transmitter converts your computer’s USB port into a high-quality stereo optical audio output, supporting 48KHz/24-bit sound. Designed exclusively for PCs and laptops, it features a durable aluminum alloy casing and braided cable for long-lasting use. Note: Supports stereo only, not surround sound or TV compatibility.
| Connector Type Used on Cable | USB |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop |
| Specific Uses For Product | PC, Laptop |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Finish Types | Metallic |
| Color | Grey |
D**5
Great SPDIF Adapter!
I run SPDIF for my desktop computer hooked up to my home theater system. I bought a motherboard that didn't have SPDIF, and I bought this. Works excellent. Exactly what I was looking for. In fact, I feel better having it separate.
B**R
Works Great - No Installation/Software Hassles
I'm using this item on a Mac to drive the optical-in port on a bluetooth transmitter, which then broadcasts to outdoor speakers. Works great. Plug-and-play too: the Mac immediately recognized it as an audio device.
B**T
Amazing item!
Works great for its intended use =) Got me away from the pesky 3.5mm jack for audio I had been using.
I**S
Works perfectly
Does exactly what claimed.
E**Y
Works Like A Charm! Easy Plug n Play
Needed this when I found out my computer didn't have a S/PDIF...which is weird because nearly every motherboard I've bought has had it.
S**L
Waiting 3 weeks for something that don't work.
It costed me $30 to get this plug. I waited 3 weeks for it cause it was sent to Nashville 3 times & all the way to TX & KY. Then when I finally got the plug, it didn't work so I'm out $30 for nothing.
B**N
Misleading description, not 44.1KHz compatible
The product description states that "This version restricts the sample rate to 48KHz, 16/24-bit (Compatible with 44.1KHz, 16/24-bit)". I don't know what they mean by "compatible" but it does not expose a 44.1KHz sample rate to the host, so there is no way that it can be compatible with that sample rate. Other than that, it works fine.
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منذ شهرين
منذ 4 أيام
