Sentences with phrase «optical output»

The headphone output also doubles as a digital optical output.

For those willing to spend the extra dollar, the Roku Ultra offers support for more audio formats, support for Dolby Digital + via HDMI or the additional optical output and a couple of extra remote features over the Premiere +.

Could you please expand on how well optical output works with your TCL pick and with the LG C7?

All audio is output strictly in the digital realm either through HDMI 1.4 a or as S / PDIF optical output.

To work around this, users will either have to purchase a special dongle that provides analog and digital optical output alongside the HDMI output or use a set of provided RCA piggyback cables to tap the analog audio output from a TV (which can stand to considerably degrade the sound quality in many cases).

HDMI or Optical outputs make it easy to connect the speaker to your television and start enjoying better audio immediately.

For most uses, the Toslink's four - foot length will be more than enough because as I mentioned above you'll typically feed the soundbar from your TV's Toslink optical output.

To tie in with your setup, the Chromecast Audio has a 3.5 mm audio out, as well as RCA and optical outputs as well.

The Hisense supports Dolby Digital surround sound, with a digital - optical output for 5.1 speaker systems.

The ports on the OneConnect box include four HDMI 2.0 a, one supporting ARC (audio return channel) to feed soundbars and the like; three USB ports; an ethernet port; and a digital optical output.

In terms of audio, all the new Roku models support Dolby pass - through via HDMI but only the Roku Ultra supports Dolby Digital + via HDMI or the additional optical output.

Instead, the iPad will serve as a media console of sorts — its dock connector will be connected to an Onkyo iPod transport, which will send its optical output to an Audison Bit One processor.

Around the back and One X comes with all the ports you would expect — HDMI in and out, an Optical output, an IR sensor, a couple more USB opportunities, an ethernet port and that all important power input.

It retains its optical output, too, which keeps things nice and flexible from an audio standpoint.

What I really need to know is that regardless of use case, the TV will always route at least a 5.1 signal to the optical output?

For those who want sound via a different route than the HDMI cable, the device has coaxial and optical outputs.

The Ultra also supports Dolby + audio and has an optical output.

Many TV manufacturers dropped analog outputs a while back in favor of a digital Optical output.

Roku got rid of the optical output on Ultra.

A thumbstick - sized USB dongle hooks up to a free port on your console, with a its own jack cabling the dongle up to your console's optical output.

Two built - in 7 - watt speakers provide enough audio power in case you're bringing the projector with you, but you can easily connect it to an external speaker system or sound bar using the optical output, HDMI, or wirelessly via Bluetooth.

Audio connections include a digital optical output, and a 3.5 mm input and output.

We connected the system to the optical output on our TV via the included cable.

Ethernet, microSD, HDR, plus optical output and a remote finder.

The Roku Ultra meanwhile is a much larger box, measuring 124.5 x 124.5 x 21.6 mm, but this is due to its improved processing power, optical output, ethernet input and SD card slot.