HDMI Audio Extractor Splitter with SPDIF and R/L Output up to 1080P

This HDMI audio extractor splitter allows you to separate audio from a video signal, so you can connect external speakers, headphones, or an AV receiver while keeping your display picture clear. It supports input resolutions up to 1080P at 50 or 60Hz and offers three selectable audio modes for versatile use. The device outputs audio simultaneously via HDMI, SPDIF optical, and R/L analogue connections, all synchronised with the video. A simple LED indicator shows when the source is active, and installation takes just minutes with no complex setup required.

Features and Construction

The extractor is built around straightforward electronics in a compact black housing, designed for reliable performance with minimal fuss. Its core function is to split an HDMI signal into separate video and audio outputs, which is especially useful when your display lacks audio outputs or you need a dedicated audio feed for a sound system.

Audio Mode Selection

You can choose from three audio modes: PASS passes the original audio through unchanged, 2.0CH delivers two-channel stereo audio, and 5.1CH provides a multichannel surround signal. This flexibility means the extractor works with a wide range of devices from older stereo systems to modern home theatre setups.

Video Quality Preservation

The splitter outputs video at the same resolution as the input, up to 1080P at 50 or 60Hz, without degrading the signal. There is no loss of quality, so your display receives a clean picture while the audio is extracted independently.

Uses and Placement

This extractor is ideal for any situation where you need to send audio to a separate device from your video source. Typical uses include connecting a console, streaming stick, or Blu-ray player to a monitor or projector that lacks audio outputs, or routing sound to an older amplifier or soundbar.

Home Entertainment Setup

Use it to add external speakers to a TV or monitor that has poor built-in audio, or to send sound to a surround sound system from a media player. The three audio modes ensure compatibility with both stereo and surround setups.

Professional or Presentation Use

In a conference room or classroom, the extractor lets you send video to a display while routing audio to a separate PA system or recording device. The simple plug-and-play design means no software or drivers are needed.

Benefits and Buying Value

The extractor provides a practical, low-cost solution to a common connectivity problem. Its ability to separate audio from HDMI without signal loss makes it valuable for anyone who needs flexible audio routing alongside a clear video signal.

Low Maintenance and Reusability

Once installed, the device requires no ongoing attention. The LED indicator confirms it is working, and the three audio modes can be changed at any time via the switch. It can be moved between different setups as needed.

Why Choose This Product

It offers three audio output formats (HDMI, SPDIF, R/L) and three audio modes in a single compact unit, giving you flexibility that simpler splitters lack. The no-quality-loss video path ensures your picture remains as good as the source.