I could then put an HDMI switch in front of that to allow more devices to join the party. (Ideally, the HDMI switch and the HDMI audio extractor would be the same device.) ...

The audio in the HDMI output can be muted using discrete (contact closure) input or RS-232 commands. The HD-AUD-IO is capable of generating an HDMI output even with no HDMI input. This can be used to ...

Here’s how it works. Just announced by accessories specialist Lindy is its HDMI Audio Extractor, able to deliver stereo audio feeds from an HDMI connection. The compact unit, which sells for £120, ...

The EMX-I-AMP by Hall Research is a 4K HDMI audio extractor with built-in 50 watt audio amplifier for direct connection to 8 ohm speakers. The device provides a separate stereo input for connecting a ...

The Enforcer 4K HDMI Audio Extractor from Seco-Larm isolates audio signals from any HDMI source up to 4K2K@60Hz resolution and outputs to Digital Optical or Analog Stereo formats.

This is my first time dabbling with SPDIF/audio extraction (previously have been 3.5mm/RCA/HDMI pretty exclusively) so here I am posting before clicking the buy button on anything.

HDMI’s ARC, or Audio Return Channel, can make your gear easier to use. Here’s how.

When hooking up an audio system or sound bar, you generally have to choose an HDMI or optical digital audio connection. Find out which one is better and why.

No, not entirely. HDMI eARC has been designed to allow up to 37Mbps of bandwidth for the audio return channel, whereas HDMI ARC was never designed for more than 1Mbits per second.