How do I use an optical audio splitter?

Answer by  Jimbob (2275)

A special drive i needed and the hardware is expensive but you can split the various channels of audio output and split it.

Answer by  MikeG (1650)

The optical audio port should come from the back side of your television, simply connect it into the main port and then connect an additional devices you would like to split it to.

Answer by  mb (5482)

These are just bilateral directional speaker adapters. You'll want to position them so that the sound waves will diverge but slightly overlap.

Answer by  Christian9247 (5042)

You hook your speakers up via this speaker plug by plugging it into the green audio port. Most speakers will work once connected and after your computer recognizes the plugged in hardware. Avoid using the red port this is for a speaker will cause major feedback if used. This should allow you split the digital audio between two devices now.

Answer by  McCheese (1248)

An optical audio splitter uses high quality wire coated in premium CV metal to imporve the sound and responsiveness of your system. The splitter will allow you to share the wire with up to 8 speakers. While you can go more than 8, sound quality will probably suffer if the wire is spread too thin.

Answer by  y3636363 (1380)

Well there are a couple of ways to tell you how to use it. But I want you to know a detailed method. So you are better off visiting google and getting step for steps from e how.

Answer by  thorsdecree (409)

You plug the speaker plug (a 3.5mm standard male audio connector) into the GREEN audio port on the back of the computer. The red port is for a microphone, do not connect the speakers to it. Most speakers will work once connected without any driver software specific to the speakers.

Answer by  sleepy96 (8)

An optical splitter takes an input signal, and splits it into two identical output signals. To do this, run an optical cable from the source you are outputting from, to the input on the splitter. Then run an optical cable from each of the outputs to their respective components.

Answer by  srainne (2597)

Using an optical audio splitter allows you to connect one input source and split the signal to two home theater receiving devices. For instance, you can send the signal from DVD player and and connect it to both your surround sound receiver and a digital video recorder.

Answer by  Rano (84)

Optical audio splitter is used to split signal from digital device and connect to two other digital devices. You can take the digital output from your CD, DVD or other digital equipment and connect simultaneously to your digital receiver and recorder. No power source required and convenient for home theater users.