Hi,
What's the best way to adapt my coax output from my Tv to the HDMI earc input of the Beam gen2 and still get good sound quality from my soundbar?
Any suggestions on the product I should get?
Thank you
Answered
Hdmi coax
+1Best answer by jgatie
Hi,
What's the best way to adapt my coax output from my Tv to the HDMI earc input of the Beam gen2 and still get good sound quality from my soundbar?
Any suggestions on the product I should get?
Thank you
Cheapest way is to get a Coax-to-optical converter and the Sonos Optical to HDMI-ARC adapter.
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+17What model TV do you have? If it doesn’t have an ARC or eARC connection does it have an optical connection?
+17Are you getting TV audio to the Beam now? If so, how are you achieving that?
Do you have a cable box? If so what is the model?
If the cable box is connected to the TV via HDMI, you should be able to use an audio extractor like this:
https://www.orei.com/products/2x2-hdmi-matrix-w-audio-out-2-in-2-out-ultrahd-8k-edid-bk-202a
In addition to the questions above, I’d ask: Which Proscan TV is it?
Any reason why you couldn’t pull off the audio before it reaches the TV?
Hi,
What's the best way to adapt my coax output from my Tv to the HDMI earc input of the Beam gen2 and still get good sound quality from my soundbar?
Any suggestions on the product I should get?
Thank you
Cheapest way is to get a Coax-to-optical converter and the Sonos Optical to HDMI-ARC adapter.
+17I'm using a fire stick connected in the Hdmi of my TV.
If you are not planning to purchase an updated TV, which would probably be the best option, an audio extractor would be the next best thing and work well for you.
According to this page according to this page and the next:
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/821325/Proscan-Plcd3956a.html?page=10#manual
it has an SPDIF electronic output. You might be able to purchase an electronic to optical adapter that would feed the Sonos adapter that @jgatie linked above…but if it were me, that TV needs to be replaced before spending money on adapters.
+1Thank you all for the replys!
It gives me a few options. It'll allow me to make an educated decision!
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