Convert coaxial or Toslink (optical) digital audio to analog stereo L/R for use with legacy amplifiers, powered speakers, or recording gear Key benefits Simple digitaltoanalog conversion: accepts coaxial or Toslink S/PDIF inputs and outputs stereo analog L/R audio, so you can use modern digital sources with older or analogonly equipment. quality supported formats: handles S/PDIF incoming bit stream up to 24bit and common sampling rates 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, and 96 kHz for accurate stereo reproduction within those specifications. No setup required: plugandplay operation with no drivers or software to install, making it easy to add analog outputs to any compatible digital source. Portable and unobtrusive: compact, lightweight enclosure is easy to place, move, or travel with, saving space without compromising connectivity. Compatibility and performance Designed to work with devices that provide coaxial or Toslink digital outputs and require analog L/R inputs, including TVs, set boxes, media players, consoles, and CD/DVD players. Converts the incoming S/PDIF bit stream into left and right analog channels while maintaining the supported sampling rate and 24bit depth. How it solves common problems Allows connection of modern TVs and streaming devices that only offer optical/coaxial outputs to older stereo receivers or active speakers with analog inputs. Eliminates compatibility gaps between digitalonly sources and analog playback or recording equipment without software or configuration. Provides a compact solution when space or portability is important, avoiding bulky receivers or complex setups. Typical use scenarios Connect a TV optical output to the analog inputs of a legacy stereo receiver so you can use existing speakers for TV audio. Feed a coaxial output from a CD or DVD player into an analog input on powered speakers for direct listening without replacing equipment. Route audio from a game console or streaming box with Toslink out to an analog recorder or mixer for content capture. Operation and form factor Simple connections: plug the digital coaxial or Toslink cable from your source into the converter, then connect the analog L/R outputs to your amplifier or speakers. Compact, lightweight enclosure for easy placement and transport; no driver installation required for immediate use.