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Lindy HDMI Audio Extractor

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EmilyS964

4 years ago

Does this thing actually work? I'm a bit sceptical because I've been looking for an extractor before and only had problems. The extractor I had could only be switched on and worked for a short time after installation. Shortly afterwards, it no longer worked. That's why I'm always a bit cautious with such devices.

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ErfreuterAragum29

2 weeks ago

My device keeps making clicking noises from time to time. Sometimes it clicks and the picture disappears briefly, depending on how the power cable is positioned around the device. Has anyone else had similar experiences? I am using an Apple TV and an Epson projector in between. The power cable goes to an iPhone USB charger; I have tried this with both a small and a larger AC/DC adapter (power in W) - no difference.

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Surush Asilnya

1 week ago

I was able to conduct some research, and if the clicking occurs regularly, it is either the power supply or the HDMI handshake. If it only occurs with the analog output, it is more likely a ground loop or a faulty extractor. Unfortunately, I do not have any empirical data on which of these solutions might help. I have listed the following possibilities: Set the extractor to PCM / 2CH. Set the HDMI source to Stereo / PCM. Use a different suitable power supply. Do not power the extractor via the TV's USB port. Replace both HDMI cables individually. Reconnect the HDMI and audio cables. Test headphones directly on the extractor. Test the optical and analog audio outputs separately. Connect all devices to the same power strip. Test a ground loop isolator for 3.5mm audio. Disconnect all devices completely from the power supply. Power-on sequence: Screen → Extractor → HDMI source. If the clicking persists, test a different extractor.

zinggf

1 year ago

Received the thing today, plugged it in between the laptop and the projector, works well, the sound on the mixer is good quality. BUT! I unplugged the HDMI cable from the laptop and plugged it back in later. The laptop died immediately! Could it be that this Lindy HDMI Audio Extractor is feeding voltage back into the HDMI?

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Bao Pham

1 year ago

No, a correctly built HDMI audio extractor must not feed any voltage back into the HDMI. If your laptop has died as a result, there may be a defect or faulty design.

Wassmers

1 year ago

Hello everyone I am looking for an adapter from HDMI in (from BluRay player) to HDMI out (TV with speakers) and additionally 3 mini jack outputs; green, black and xxx for a Logitech Surround System. Do you have anything like this? Greetings, Liggi

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Adam1950

2 years ago

is the power supply unit with CH plug included ???

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luitwin_scharfetter

2 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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No, it only comes with a USB cable for connection to a standard USB (A) power supply.

DA22

3 years ago

Does it output the audio signal on both outputs (Cinch, Toslink) simultaneously? Or is only Cinch active with the "Stereo" setting and only Toslink with the other?

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FrankMetzner1969

3 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

Indeed, this device has its own peculiarities and does not always output the sound even with Cinch alone! I therefore use it only rarely.

anglophil

4 years ago

Would it work with an Xbox Series X, 4k at 60Hz?

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Dr_Discovery

5 years ago

Can I extract the ARC signal from my TV with this?

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PSAH-mke

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

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yep. works great.

Setsuna Kyoura

5 years ago

Can I control the volume on this extractor via HDMI CEC? In my chain, since I switched to Sunrise and AppleTV, I can no longer control the volume on any device and everything is dependent on an HDMI receiver. However, I don't want to replace my old amplifier at all and therefore need an audio extractor that can control the volume.

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John7

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product

Hello, according to the technical specifications, the device offers: Special Features: CEC Pass-through. I bought the device because the audio output of the Raspberry Pi 3 is not usable. The Lindy takes the picture signal via HDMI and routes it directly to the TV. The audio signal (also via HDMI) is extracted by Lindy and routed to the stereo system. The volume is controlled by the amplifier.