I have a system that consists of a Roku Express connected to a TV. The TOSLINK audio from the TV is connected to the TOSLINK input of a minidsp Flex 8 which controls an active crossover loudspeaker system. With this I can listen to the TV show on the stereo or stream from my phone via Airplay. However, I have found that in either mode the right speaker is much louder than the left. If I stream via Bluetooth from my phone to the Flex 8, I don’t have the problem. It seems that the TV is defective or that there’s an incompatibility. I am thinking that, if I use a device that I connect the HDMI from the Roku and an HDMI output from this device to the TV and a TOSLINK output from the device to the Flex 8, it should solve the problem. I see some devices like that on Amazon, but I am concerned about their reliability. Any suggestions? Thanks for your time.
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I'm using this one and it works just fine, for about six months now:
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The analog output is trash but there's no need to use it. Digital output is perfect.
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The analog output is trash but there's no need to use it. Digital output is perfect.
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Thanks. It looks great, and I ordered one.I'm using this one and it works just fine, for about six months now:
Amazon Basics 4K HDMI Extractor Review
This is a review and detailed measurements of the Amazon Basics 4K HDMI extractor. Member kindly purchased and drop shipped it to me. It normally costs $22.89 but was on sale for just $5!!! The case is the standard metal one for these kinds of adapters. Power is provided with a supplied USB-A...
The analog output is trash but there's no need to use it. Digital output is perfect.
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