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Question: Can i use this to connect my samsung TV that has an optical audio out to Bose Companion 5's USB input?
Document: I have an LG television with only a Optical Digital Audio Out jack. I purchased a set of wireless speakers. The speakers plug into a wall outlet and the wireless signal box for the speakers connect to the TV using a 3.5mm audio jack (a headphone jack). Probem: there was no headphone jack on the TV. This converter solved my problem.The back of this Converter has three jack options to send audio from your TV into the converter:1.
I tried another converter (SANOXY AGPtek Digital Optical Coax to Analog RCA Audio Converter Adapter) to connect ny headphones to my TV, it didn't work.Tried this Digital to Analog Audio Decoder Converter - Transfer the DTS/AC-3 Digital Signal and Stereo(R/L) Audio Signal into 5.1 Analog Output.It works perfectly.Sound is clear, lots of options, all you need to buy with it is the Digital Optical Audio Toslink Cable, then you're all set.Recommended!! !
I had the doubt about if it could work becuase my TV Panasonic have their audio digital output with not straight PCM because it only use Dolby Digital in the audio output. I take the risk and now I am happy using my analog Wireless Seinheisser Headphones. You plug it and begin to hear the audio. It come with their own not so hight quality optic cable, so I think it dont deserve the aditional optical cable buy. But if you want a better quality and longer optic cable buy appart.
Small but is perfect especially with my 5.1 PC speaker system. Works perfect in DTS HD Master Audio, and you can use 4 input lines ,2 TSOlink, 1 coaxial  and 1 analogic.
this works as it should it fixed an issue with an analog 5.1 speaker system no optical input and as far as it not being remote controlled I bought the panlong 3x1 optical audio switcher which is remote controlled so you just put the out from that to the optical in on this and now you have remote switching for toslink connected electronics
This item could not have been more ideal for my setup. My new tv only has optical out, and this thing converts it right to 3.5 mm surround sound plugs, just what my speakers use! It even has an aux input so I can have my pc hooked up at the same time. I have not tried coax but mine decodes Xbox 360 (via hdmi) and cable tv into actual 5.1 surround sound with minimal background noise.
I was looking for a device like this for a while, and was pleased to find this one, it's my only option for converting my computer 5.1 system to optical, so that I can use it on my TV for movie / game playback.The device worked great for the first day, the sound quality was good and the hookup was easy.
Since the majority of my watching comes from DVD/Blu-Ray from the PC I needed a cheap and effective solution for getting audio to my analog 7.1 speaker system from the DishNetwork HD Receiver for watching TV. Enter this little Gem...It takes optical 5.1 or 2 channel audio and splits it up. For watching TV, the sound is perfectly acceptable.
It works perfectly, I use it to conect my ps3 and logitech x580 with my samsung smart tv and it sounds nice.
This is an excellent product, I was able to connect my Altec Sound System to my iMac computer. Thanks to the Digital to Analog Audio Decoder Converter, I am getting all the original sounds that originally came with the system, such as Prologic, Quad, Dolby Digital, Stereo and StereoX2. I would highly recommend this product
Answer: No, I doubt the USB port on the digital to analog converter outputs audio at all, or even functions as a USB host. You can still use a 1/8" phone connector between the front left/right jack on the converter to the input jack on the Bose control pod and configure the converter in 2ch mode. If you must use the USB connector for the Bose to get audio from the TV, I do not think this is possible.