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Model: JTECH-AE4KA
4K@60Hz (4:2:0) HDMI Audio Extractor w/ HDMI-ARC Function
โข HDMI to RCA Converter โข HDMI to Optical Converter โข HDMI-ARC Function via Optical Output โข Up To 4K@60Hz 4:2:0 Resolution Support โข 3 EDID Modes via Toggle Switch
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HDMI Audio Extractor via RCA and/or Optical
For simultaneous audio via RCA and Optical, please ensure the incoming format is Stereo
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Supports Up To 4K@60Hz (4:2:0) Resolution
Features HDMI audio/video pass-through to the display without any delay
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Wide Compatibility, Ease to Setup and Use
Works with a variety of HDMI sources, such as laptops, gaming consoles, media players, and more!
Extract Audio From Smart Displays via HDMI-ARC
Please note that while using the HDMI-ARC function, the audio can only be extracted via the extractors Optical output and not the RCA output
EDID Management via Toggle Switch
3 EDID modes via toggle switch to help decode the best audio format based on your application
Brian Wentroble
2025-09-04 18:44:54
I am using an inexpensive mini-computer to control my very old stereo system and wanted to set up the system as headless (no monitor). I am using this audio extractor, Chrome Remote Desktop (not Windows remote desktop, which doesn't work with HDMI outputs), and a dummy EDID HDMI plug. I now have a completely remote audio system to play YouTube music videos and cloud media player music. This audio extractor lets me use a stereo receiver that doesn't even have HDMI inputs and I couldn't be more pleased.
Bin Mania
2025-07-17 09:24:04
Item worked well for what I needed it for.
Bora
2025-06-30 09:10:11
This Hdmi audio extractor has worked perfectly to solve my dilemma. I have a pair of really good speakers that are about 15 years old that I would connect to a laptop at my desk. In recent years I've moved and have been without a desk for some time using just a chromebook and ipad but I've slowly started building my desk set up in the last few months. I finally got a monitor and made a big mistake thinking that the audio line in port was a headphone port which was how I connected my speakers in the past. I really didn't want to go through the hassle of returning and starting the search over again for a monitor that could utilize my speakers so I did some research if there was a fix and thats how I discovered about this type of device. Since I don't have a pc or a decent laptop at the moment which I could have directly connected my speakers to I needed a tool like this to act as a stand in until I do get one. A lot of this stuff is new to me and I'm learning as I go along but I'm glad this didn't turn out to be as complicated as I thought it would be. I did need to order a 2 rca male to male cable for this to work in my situation as this box doesn't have the option of an audio out port like some do. But I think the rca is more of a stable connection whereas the headphone jack connection can rotate and disrupt and briefly distort the audio. It took me less than 15 minutes to fiddle with my cables and set this up and the audio sounds amazing and clear I'm impressed. I mostly use my monitor at the moment for watching youtube and netflix so I have an amazon firestick connected directly to this. I have a pair of bluetooth headphones synced with firestick and can easily pop them out of the case and it will switch between the headphones and the external speakers smoothly without much delay. I can also choose to still have sound come out of my monitors built in speakers alone, or just my external speakers alone or in conjunction so I can play around with that to get it however I like it which is really nice. So happy with this purchase that has been working out successfully for me so far in the last 2 weeks I highly recommend this brand.
Customer
2025-06-28 11:17:44
I'm trying to hook up my bookshelf speakers to my TV but I'm trying to use ARC because the 3.5mm output causes my speakers to pop every time I turn the TV on. I'm sure this device would be great if my speakers had a SPDIF input, but they are RCA only. This device only outputs ARC audio through the SPDIF output and not the RCA outputs. That's my fault for not reading the description close enough before buying it.
JR
2025-06-08 18:11:27
For some time I was using a TV (with optical out) as my PC monitor. I recently upgraded to a new 1440p display, and needed a way to connect my sound system via optical SPDIF. This little box seemed perfect! Ease of setup was great, just plug in and go. Overall durability seems good, with a metal housing.Unfortunately I found this unit to be a bit unreliable. It would work well for a period of time (about 5 to 30 minutes), but then audio would cut out for a few seconds before returning. This can be very distracting/annoying while gaming or watching a video. I hooked the TV back up in its place and the issue went away - the problem is definitely this box. It's usable for the time being, but I'm looking for a different solution to replace it.
Pcfixer
2024-11-25 16:20:10
I can't really say why. I ran it a few different ways and never was able to get any audio extracted. I wanted it primarily to get a preamp signal to an external amp to power my main speakers. I also had issues with HDCP where the TV wouldn't recognize the input signal. The instructions are lacking as to what if any limitations there are with the outputs.For the record, my HDMI originates with an Nvidia Shield, then to a Denon 7.1 receiver, then to the TV. I tried this extractor in every possible configuration with every possible output selection I could think of with no luck. The Denon has two HDMI output and I tried it on that output by itself, between the Denon and the TV, directly off the TV HDMI/Arc port, and a few other ways with no luck. I can't say this simply doesn't work, it may just not be compatible with the way my system is set up. There might need to be a lot more clarification in the manual or the listing as to what its limitations are.Just be aware that it may or may not work for you, depending on how your system is set up.
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