HDMI Audio Extractor with Volume Control

I am using this Audio Extractor to pull audio from the Multiview output of a Blackmagic Mini switcher. It is providing an audio output that my sound tech can monitor during streaming video productions. Good build on the device and it is working well for our production crew.

Blackmagic Atem Mini video switcher is great, except that it does not have audio out for monitoring. This little guy solved the problem, as recommended by a few youtube reviewers.Driving a studio headphone is not a problem: my Beyer Dynamic DT770 Pro 32 Ohm is plenty loud at mid volume. And the volume control is a must have feature, that most HDMI audio extractors lacks. The sound quality is good, without any noticeable hiss or noise, and pretty true to origin.

This device allows me to monitor sound level and quality in real time for my livestreaming setup, so for that aspect, it's really invaluable as I know what's happening now instead of in 30 seconds. That said, it would be good to have a switch that tells you what is going out to Facebook live so you're not listening to an artificially increased volume level through headphones.

Works OK but wit a little of noise.

It worked fine for a little over a month when suddenly today no hdmi pass through works anymore.

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I use this small box to solve the issue with my "no-speaker" projector and it has been working for two months with solely Nintendo Switch gaming. There is noticeable white noise from the 3.5mm sound output. But if I decrease the output power on the box, it went away (so I can still tolerate this minor problem). However, after two-month leisure use (5 hours per week), the sound output was somewhat muffed and gave just on-beat noises. The video output was still fine but I lost the function of sound splitter completely. I checked several similar HDMI-sound splitters from other manufacturers and they all seem to have these chip QC problems. Luckily, I can still return this broken box to Amazon, then I will buy another new one (also Prozor but no volume control) to see if I have a better luck next time.

I like this product. It works and I had no issues. I used this for my ATE MINI PRO.

Je m'en sert pour mon équipement vidéo professionnel.

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Fa il suo dovere

Necesitaba conectar el PC al equipo de música para usar el home cinema 5.1 de mis DVD. El invento ha funcionado a la primera y de forma maravillosa. Ojo, hay que conectarlo con enchufe a la corriente eléctrica no con USB al PC ya que no recibirá suficiente potencia para funcionar.

Testé avec une entrée HDMI et les sorties HDMI + SPDIF : fonctionne parfaitement.Seule ombre au tableau : il faut fournir soi-même l'alimentation USB.

Acheté pour séparer le flux numérique de l'image. Ce petit appareil PROZOR permet de lire de façon optimale le flux audio issu de blu-ray ou DVD audios depuis un câble HDMI afin qu'un DAC HIFI, qui ne possède pas d'entrée HDMI, puisse recevoir le son en 24/96 stéréo (au lieu d'être limité en 24/48 si les câbles HDMI pour l'image, et Spdif Toslink pour le son, sont simultanément branchés en sortie du lecteur Blu-ray). Le montage est le suivant : câble HDMI en entrée du boîtier Prozor. En sortie : câble HDMI pour écran et câble optique pour le son vers entrée du DAC HIFI. Sélection sortie audio en stéréo.