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Question: Insignia LCD wit orange Digital Optical Coaxial; Sony HTCT260H Soundbar wit Optical slot. Can I get sound from tv to soundbar using this?
Document: It could be that I did not know what I was doing but this did not work for me. In fact, it does not deserve the one star. I had a soundbar with a coaxial and line (red and white) and a TV with only optical digital. Well I could not get the sound bar to play. The sound bar was only a few months old and the tv only a few days old.
I have an audio reciever with only 1 hdmi output and no hdmi input. it does have 2 optical toslink inputs and a few non-digital inputs for sound though so i'm using optical inputs for sound. my tv has 2 hdmi inputs and 1 digital coaxial audio output. i was stumped for a while and was using the white and red component audio jacks between the tv and reciever and had no surround sound.I finally came across this neat little gadget and it works!!! Just works.
This is awesome. Most people dont realize that this little device is made with the same parts that an hdtv would have in it if it had optical out. Thats all optical out really is. Its just a physical interface.Get perfect RAW 5.1 audio with this. I teamed this up with a Belkin toslink and coax cable to connect my hdtv to my soundbar. Works flawlessly. Make sure to set your tv to RAW audio output for the coax to get full 5.1 surround sound!
My Sony HTC260H sound bar did not have a coaxial digital input. My TV only had a coaxial digital output. This item allowed to two items to get along. Perfect solution for a vexing problem. Great price, sturdy little unit (it tucks away perfectly behind my TV).Do note, however, that this item accepts a coaxial digital signal INPUT and converts it to an optical digital OUTPUT.
Great product! I was pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to hook up my new 48&#34; LCD tv (only coax digital audio output) to my home theater system (only optical audio input). This little gizmo worked perfectly and was so simple to hook up! Yay surround sound!
Simple, plug in all the cables and it works. I'm using this from tv to my surround system because I was getting hum when using the coax. The sound is perfect now without any hum and I don't see any delay in sound to video either. There is no led on it to let you know it is getting power, but mine functions fine so far, so not worried about it because it just sits there and does not get touched.
this product does not convert digital aduio from coaxil source into a optical signal for out put to a sound system. Was using coaxil out on Sony Bravia to optical in on lg sound system.
TV was coaxial, sound bar was digital. Using this item i was able to get them to work together. Worked out of the box  with no problem. If you have the same problem this could be your answer.
I have an older Philips Plasma TV and the only optical option is coaxial. I bought a Sony sound bar and they only supply one digital optical cable that isn't compatible. This did the trick.
I used this to install my inlaws' soundbar to an older television. The TV has an analog SPDIF out, while the soundbar had a digital optical in. Using the HDMI connection of the soundbar was out of the question since they have multiple devices they wished to use--but had no wish to buy a receiver to link it all together.
Answer: Yes, you can, this item is coaxial (orange) in, to optical (black/white) out.