Lumagen might, Chinese tech will.
No brainer.
No brainer.
HDMI Splitter...Sending Audio-Only to Processor
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Is there a device that will allow me to split an HDMI signal? I’d like to run the HDMI cable video signal from my projector directly to my streaming device and send only the audio signal from my streaming device to my processor.
My Blu Ray player has 2 HDMI outputs...one output does audio and video, and the other output does audio only...it allows me to plug my blue ray player directly into my projector and send only an audio signal from the blu ray player to my processor. I’d like to be able to do the same thing with my Nvidia Shield streaming device.
Is there a device that will allow me to split an HDMI signal? I’d like to run the HDMI cable video signal from my projector directly to my streaming device and send only the audio signal from my streaming device to my processor.
My Blu Ray player has 2 HDMI outputs...one output does audio and video, and the other output does audio only...it allows me to plug my blue ray player directly into my projector and send only an audio signal from the blu ray player to my processor. I’d like to be able to do the same thing with my Nvidia Shield streaming device.
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But it works... All you need is a i2s DAC. Plenty out there. I think it answers the OP’s question. You sir, are quite free to offer higher quality solutions. It works fine with this guys 205. https://audiophilestyle.com/ca/reviews/at-long-last-listen-to-your-physical-sacds-through-an-outboar... |
I use of of these, and it might be what you're looking for. https://www.tripplite.com/uhd-4k-2k-hdmi-audio-de-embedder-extractor~P130000AUDIO |
The device @golfnutz identified might be exactly what you are after; I'm not sure about your objective, but the audio return channel (ARC) on my TV system allows me to send a 4k signal from an Amazon Fire Cube to the TV and using an additional hdmi cable from the TV input and output panel, I get audio back into the pre-pro through the ARC channel. (The pre-pro doesn't process 4K video, thus, the work around). |
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