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Digital to Analog Audio Decoder by OREI, Convert Decode Dolby Digital Audio SPDIF/Coaxial 5.1-Channel Input to RCA L/R/3.5mm Headphone Output Converter - DA34

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Style: Digital to Analog Decoder


Features

  • Decodes DTS/Dolby Digital source digital audio to analog 2.0CH stereo audio output (RCA L/R and 3.5mm Headphone), Supports Digital Audio Input: SPDIF (Optical), Coaxial - Make sure switch to the correct input on the side
  • Supports simultaneous RCA L/R and 3.5mm Headphone outputs
  • Make sure the the plastic removed. And the Optical Cable is pushed in completely.
  • TROUBLESHOOT: Signal from the TV goes into SPDIF (Optical), or Coxial input of the DA34 and The output of RCA or Headphones will go into your analog speakers or headphones. Make sure the power adapter is connect properly. And all the cables are inserted all the way in. If there is still no sound, please change the TV Audio out to PCM Only from the TV Menu.

Description

This Advanced Digital to Analog Audio Decoder uses 24bit audio DSP, 96KHz digital receivers, 192KHz/24bit ADC & DAC chips. Decode and convert SPDIF or Coaxial input Dolby Digital (AC-3), Dolby Pro Logic, PCM (up to 5.1CH) to 2.0CH L/R analog audio and 3.5mm stereo headphone outputs. An ideal audio converter for your cable/satellite/DVD/Blu-ray boxes with Dolby Digital 5.1CH (AC-3) audio outputs.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 2.1 x 2.2 x 1 inches; 1.41 Ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ DA34


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 24, 2012


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Orei Products


Best Sellers Rank: #402 in Video Converters #16,741 in Home Audio Accessories


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Customer Reviews: 4.4 out of 5 stars 591 ratings


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    • Older receivers without EARC rejoice!
Style: HDMI eARC/ARC to Optical Converter
I got a new TV that will only do passthrough audio through EARC and not through any other SPDIF. Using optical cables I suffered serious audio lag when watching anything, not to mention not everything got read correctly. This solved the issues, passthrough audio is now possible, albeit not perfect. Audio and video sync are now spot on, DTS/Dolby digital is perfect, the weird issue is that the passthrough seems to be to the unit and not to the receiver. I haven't noticed any adverse affects of this as of yet, but something I found interesting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2023 by Collin
    • Works flawlessly, plug and go.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2023 by Lumanikus
    • Very high quality.
Style: Digital to Analog Decoder
This is amazing. I'm glad I didn't get a cheapo one! I have this hooked up to the optical out in my TV. Unlike cheaper ones, this also converts the Dolby sound. I also use it to listen to the home recording studio software on my computer. It sounds great, and the headphones out is awesome!
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Marc
    • Worked great for 6 months and then sound terrible
Style: Digital to Analog Decoder
When it worked and it did work well on my new LG Nano tv for 6 months. The sound was excellent. I use Sennheiser wireless headphones. Then I first noticed a lag between spoken word and sound. Then then it got so bad that I could not understand anything on Netflix, Apple TV, Prime and on many network shows. Since I have had other decoders I knew it was not my Sennheiser. I checked all the cables and found that it was no longer doing what it was suppose to be doing and there was really no decoding at all. The sound was terrible-shrill and mostly unintelligible. When I bought it. OREI indicated I had a year guarantee. However, it is impossible to contact OREI or Bombay. When it worked it was excellent. When it stopped. The sound was awful. Just depends how you value 55 dollars. Too bad it seemed like an excellent product. I think I will buy cheaper ones then I can easily buy several a year because none seem to last too long. Good Luck Month later. I finally got a hold of OREI and they turned out to be very helpful. They honored the year warranty and sent me a new decoder. But the question is why don’t these decoders work. Oddly, I have read that most of them are not suppose to work with Netflix, Prime, Appletv, etc and are for the streaming channels which makes little sense. While dealing with OREI I used what I call my back up decoder and seems to have other problems-for example the sound on BBC TV was terrible. The sound on most regular channels was fine and the sound on Netflix, Prime, and Apple was very good. I am beginning to believe that the problem is the electronics of the optical out plus the decoder and that somehow the signal gets unstable which causes problems for the decoders. I believe the problem is that the damn TV producers did not put the audio out as they use to and their electronics on the optical out is not very good. Otherwise what causes these devices to go out. I have a new LG tv. I don’t see LG making a digital to analog decoder. On my old Samsung which I had for 9 years their was the audio out for the red and white connections as well as the optical out. Seems wrong to have to spend over a 100 dollars a year for these decoders which tend to auto destruct in a matter of weeks or months. Right. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2022 by bikerider
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So far it works exactly as expected, roku tv hdmi eArc out, eArc hdmi in, tsolink out, tsolink optical in on an older receiver that supports Dolby 5.1 but doesn’t have hdmi. I had to play with the audio output options on the tv to get it working, for me Dolby digital and dts were fine but Dolby digital+ it didn’t like. I do notice if there hasn’t been audio for a bit or if it is switching between playing something with one encoding to something with a different encoding the audio can briefly drop out but it comes back quick and then continues to work without interruption while watching a movie, in our case WALL·E with the robots dancing on space to test out the surround sound working as expected streamed from Disney+. This is far cheaper than purchasing an updated receiver which will inevitably be unable to handle whatever newer features come out. If the keep making devices like this that support newer and newer standards as the come out I would see continuing to buy newer versions of these as a really good strategy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022 by Christopher B. Magnuson
    • exceeds expectation.
Style: HDMI eARC/ARC to Optical Converter
This is exactly what I was looking for. I have a new TV that does not do sound passthrough for toslink to my 20 year old receiver which still sounds awesome but predates hdmi. this will make the TV think its attached to an arc receiver and send sound down the arc hdmi then it retransmits surround sound to my receiver. works exceptionally well, previously I was using a splitter which takes video and sound from the source and passes video to the TV input and sound to receiver through toslink, sadly it degraded the video quite a bit and to change source I had to swap hdmi cables. thankfully I found this and both sound and video are greatly improved. I'll still need to replace the receiver at some point but I'm hoping to get an additional year or two and this product will let me do that. thank you! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2022 by Morgan
    • Worked As Intended
Style: Digital to Analog Decoder
I purchased this product because my TV (2013 Panasonic Viera VT60) did not come with a headphone jack. While my TV is bluetooth capable, I wanted to run it through a set of 400watt computer speakers for a temporary setup. . . . all of this to say this product works great. It was super easy to install, and I was up and running in less than 5 minutes. At the time of writing this, I've had it for about 4 months with no issues. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022 by -Sean-
    • Expensive but work great!
Style: Digital to Analog Decoder
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