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title: "4K 60Hz HDMI Audio Extractor Converter SPDIF + 3.5MM Output Supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 1080P@120Hz, 1080P@144Hz, Dolby Digital/DTS Passthrough CEC, HDR10 by J-Tech Digital [JTD18G-H5CH]"
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# HDMI 2.0b & HDCP 2.2 compliant, 18Gbps bandwidth 4K UHD @ 60Hz & 1080P up to 144Hz Dolby Digital/DTS passthrough SPDIF + 3.5mm 4K 60Hz HDMI Audio Extractor Converter SPDIF + 3.5MM Output Supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 1080P@120Hz, 1080P@144Hz, Dolby Digital/DTS Passthrough CEC, HDR10 by J-Tech Digital [JTD18G-H5CH]

**Brand:** j-tech digital
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## Summary

> 🎯 Unlock pristine 4K visuals & surround sound — your AV setup’s secret weapon!

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- **What is this?** 4K 60Hz HDMI Audio Extractor Converter SPDIF + 3.5MM Output Supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 1080P@120Hz, 1080P@144Hz, Dolby Digital/DTS Passthrough CEC, HDR10 by J-Tech Digital [JTD18G-H5CH] by j-tech digital
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## Key Features

- • **Optimized for Complex Home Setups:** Ideal for multi-room AV distribution, HDMI switching, and overcoming TV audio output limitations—perfect for the tech-savvy millennial manager’s smart home.
- • **True Multi-Channel Audio Extraction:** Extract Dolby Digital and DTS audio effortlessly via SPDIF or analog 3.5mm output, delivering immersive surround sound to your premium audio setup.
- • **Future-Proof HDMI 2.0b Compatibility:** Supports HDCP 2.2 and HDR10 with 18Gbps bandwidth, ensuring crisp HDR visuals and secure content playback on the latest devices.
- • **Seamless 4K & High Refresh Rate Video:** Experience ultra-smooth visuals with 4K 60Hz and 1080P up to 144Hz support, perfect for gaming and streaming in stunning clarity.
- • **Plug & Play with Advanced Audio EDID Control:** Customize audio output modes (2CH or 5.1CH) and enjoy high bit rate audio pass-through up to 192kHz sample rate for audiophile-grade sound.

## Overview

The J-Tech Digital 4K 60Hz HDMI Audio Extractor Converter (JTD18G-H5CH) is a high-performance device that extracts digital audio from HDMI sources, supporting Dolby Digital/DTS passthrough via SPDIF and analog 3.5mm outputs. It delivers ultra-high-definition video up to 4K@60Hz and 1080P at 144Hz, supports HDMI 2.0b with HDCP 2.2 and HDR10, and offers advanced audio EDID settings for flexible multi-channel output. Designed for seamless integration in complex AV setups, it enables multi-room audio distribution and resolves common HDMI audio output challenges, making it a must-have for modern home theaters and gaming environments.

## Description

desertcart.com: 4K 60Hz HDMI Audio Extractor Converter SPDIF + 3.5MM Output Supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 1080P@120Hz, 1080P@144Hz, Dolby Digital/DTS Passthrough CEC, HDR10 by J-Tech Digital [JTD18G-H5CH] : Industrial & Scientific

Review: Works Beautifully with the Sonos Playbar - I'm using this device to get TV Audio to my SONOS PLAYBAR, and my review focuses on this application. Many folks have written about problems in getting Dolby Digital or ANY sound from their TV when connecting the TV's optical out to the PLAYBAR. Some TV's have no optical out, some have no sound from their optical out when using an HDMI source, and some others send only stereo to the optical out. See this link for a list of TVs and their level of Playbar compatibility: sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1931/~/television-compatibility-with-the-playbar A very simple, fairly inexpensive solution to such problems when setting up a Playbar, and one which has been working extremely well for me, is this J-Tech HDMI Audio extractor combined with a vanilla hdmi switch. (monoprice has a 4x1 hdmi switch for $24 OR an 8x1 switch for $79, and desertcart has some good alternatives as well), Note that this solution will work even for TVs which are said to be incompatible at the Sonos link above, including those for which Sonos says there's no workaround. My TV is one of those. It's a pioneer elite, and I've yet to find one I'd want to replace it with. But my Sonos, Elite and JTech are working perfectly together, since an HDMI audio extractor (such as this JTech) completely eliminates the need for the TV's digital audio output port. This solution is ideal for folks, like myself, who are already using an HDMI switch or an hdmi switching AV Receiver (in these cases you'd only need to buy this J-Tech extractor), but even if you have to buy an HMDI switch, this approach has some advantages over an integrated hdmi/optical switch: It works for sources that have no digital audio output ports (ie, for sources that send audio only thru their hdmi ports, such as the Roku3); It's easier to find a switch handling ANY number of sources or matrix switching; It's less expensive; And you need to run only 1 cable (just an hdmi cable) from your equipment location to the TV location. Also note that, using a standalone switch, rather than TV switching, makes it much easier to add more sources at any time in the future, especially when you have cables behind walls or under the floor, or when you want to add more sources than the TV can handle. Here's how you set it up: - Plug your switcher's HDMI-out cable into the JTech's HDMI-in port (instead of the TV). - Connect a second HDMI cable from the JTech's HDMI-out to your TV's HMDI-in. - Connect the JTech's optical out to the Playbar. - Choose Digital Out on the JTech and you're done. (You'd locate the JTech near the TV and Playbar, avoiding the need to run the optical cable from the switch, or equipment location, to the tv location) I'm getting dolby digital whenever my source has dolby digital, and stereo whenever my source has stereo. My picture quality and audio are excellent, and video audio sync is perfect. No problems of any kind. (Note however that, as with every other device I've seen, this unit does not convert dolby digital plus to either vanilla DD or to stereo for the digital out. If you're getting DD+ you'd have to switch that off at the source. An example of this is Netflix whose surround sound is DD+ on Roku. Because of that, I have Roku set up to give me stereo from Netflix and DD 5.1 from desertcart. ) Hope this helps
Review: Great Product, using it for over a year without issues - I have been using this over a year without issues and with excellent performance. I wanted to be able to use my Xbox One in both my living room and my basement home theater room simultaneously and get the benefit of Cable TV integration from my Xbox One in my home theater as well as my living room. With the wireless controllers and the Xbox phone app, I would have full control over my xbox and cable TV set top box from my home theater via WIFI as if I was in the living room. This box, plus 2, 25 foot HDMI cables and an HDMI Splitter, enabled me to do this. All in it was about $85 to make it all work. Great deal! I have an XBox One in my living room hooked up to my Cable box via the HDMI input, an Onkyo 5.1 surround sound center connected via SPDIF and my 60 inch TV via HDMI out through an HDMI Splitter. The HDMI Splitter has two outputs and is located right behind my Xbox one in my entertainment center cabinet. One output goes to the TV and one to my J-Tech Digital HDMI 1080P HDMI to HDMI + SPDIF Audio Extractor via a 25 foot HDMI cable that goes down through the wall, through the basement ceiling to my entertainment center cabinet in my home theater. Then from the J-Tech device to a ceiling mounted 1080P Epson Projector with 120 inch screen via another 25 foot HDMI in my Basement below my living room. The SPDIF output from the J-Tech then connects to a 7.1 Onkyo receiver via SPDIF. The end result is that I get a duplicate 1080P video signal plus digital audio to both my living room and my basement home theater without loss of quality of video signal or sound quality with a combined HDMI run distance of 50 feet, having the JTech device in the middle. I actually can play games, watch Blu-rays, Cable TV in 1080P HD, and use all the Xbox One streaming apps, with full Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound in my living room and DTS 7.1 (or Dolby digital depending on the Xbox One source app) in my basement simultaneously. I expected to get the same video and audio for both, but with the XBox I can choose to send audio signals in different standards to the SPDIF out in my living room and via HDMI to the JTech device in my Home Theater. I was pleasantly surprised this worked, instead of just have two 5.1 signals. One note, I had to set my Xbox One to output uncompressed audio digital signal through the HDMI port so that the JTech could pass that to my downstairs receiver at full fidelity and let the receiver decode it as needed. This has worked beyond my expectations and has been working perfectly for a year. I have even considered getting another one or two of these, and a 4 way HDMI splitter to replicate this to my bedroom and my back porch, both of which have their own audio systems. Only issue would be run length to those rooms would be longer than 25 feet and I would need some boosters for HDMI. I probably will do it eventually now that I have confidence in this device.

## Features

- Please Note: This unit will only pass Dolby Digital/DTS audio formats, it will NOT decode these formats for the analog output. If using the analog output, make sure your HDMI source is set to PCM audio. This unit is not compatible with Apple TV 3rd Generation (Model: A2843) and certain Comcast Xfinity boxes, and not compatible with HDMI 1.2 sources or monitors made before 2005.
- 𝐀𝐔𝐃𝐈𝐎 𝐄𝐗𝐓𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍 - Extract the digital HDMI audio signal from the HDMI input and convert it to 2 channel analog stereo output or multi-channel Audio (SPDIF) output. **NOTE: This unit will only pass Dolby Digital/DTS audio formats, it will NOT decode these formats for the analog output. If using the analog output, make sure your HDMI source is set to PCM audio. This unit is not compatible with Apple TV 3rd Generation (Model: A2843) and certain Comcast Xfinity boxes
- 𝟒𝐊 𝐔𝐥𝐭𝐫𝐚 𝐇𝐃 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐇𝐃𝐌𝐈 𝟐.𝟎 | 𝟏𝟎𝟖𝟎𝐏 𝟏𝟒𝟒𝐇𝐳 | 𝟏𝟎𝟖𝟎𝐏 ?𝟐𝟎𝐇𝐳 - Supports the highest video resolution to 1080P@144Hz, 1080P@120Hz, 4K 50/60HZ (YUV444). Supports HDMI 2.0b (18Gbps) HDCP 2.2 and DVI compliant; Supports HDR10(We suggest using HDMI 2.0 certified cable to get HDR10 compatibility)
- 𝐀𝐔𝐃𝐈𝐎 𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐃 𝐒𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐒 - 2CH for L/R or SPDIF stereo output; 5.1CH for SPDIF Output, Supports uncompressed audio such as LPCM. Supports DTS Digital / Dolby Digital pass through (Our device does not decode the digital audio, you will still need an end display that is compatible with those formats) ; DOES NOT SUPPORT ARC FUNCTION.
- 𝐀𝐃𝐕𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐃 𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐒 - Supports HDMI HIGH Bit Rate(HBR) audio pass through; Audio sample rates up to 192kHZ;10 Bit HDR pass through.; Supports CEC bypass

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B074HHSJVN |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17 in Video Converters |
| Brand | J-Tech Digital |
| Brand Name | J-Tech Digital |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 7,576 Reviews |
| Interface | Component, HDMI |
| Interface Type | Component, HDMI |
| Item Weight | 0.55 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | J-Tech Digital |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 5 Volts (DC) |
| Minimum Supply Voltage | 5 Volts (DC) |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Number of Pins | 24 |
| UPC | 766150279948 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** J-Tech Digital
- **Interface Type:** Component, HDMI
- **Maximum Supply Voltage:** 5 Volts (DC)
- **Minimum Supply Voltage:** 5 Volts (DC)
- **Number of Pins:** 24

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What happens if my video keeps flickering, keeps dropping out regularly, or I experience audio delay sync issues?**
A: Please ensure that you're using high-speed HDMI 2.0 cables which are no longer than 20 - 25ft. with our extractor. HDMI cables longer than that length may cause intermittent signal issues and connectivity issues.

**Q: Upon connecting, I am getting buzzing sounds from my audio system. What can I check for?**
A: Make sure that the cable connections are properly seated in the device ports. For audio buzz, ensure that the audio output being sent to the extractor is no higher than standard Dolby Digital for Optical, and 2.0Ch for 3.5mm L/R audio out.

**Q: The unit worked well but it had a short lifespan which was unsatisfactory.**
A: To ensure that the unit lasts a long time, plug it in to a surge protector and unplug the power from the unit if it's not being used for a longer time period. When connecting and disconnecting cables, please do so gently as it can damage the ports.

**Q: What can I do if I am not getting any sound from either the Optical or L/R 3.5mm output?**
A: Check your input source devices' audio settings and ensure that the audio output is set to HDMI, and the audio format is either standard Dolby Digital (For Optical out), or standard 2.0Ch (For Optical out + 3.5mm out simultaneous audio).

**Q: Does this device support HDMI-ARC function where I can take audio from my display and send it to external sound system?**
A: No, this unit does not support HDMI-ARC function. For that, please search for ASIN: B095DD4NW8; HDMI audio extractor with ARC function.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works Beautifully with the Sonos Playbar
*by P***Y on May 26, 2013*

I'm using this device to get TV Audio to my SONOS PLAYBAR, and my review focuses on this application. Many folks have written about problems in getting Dolby Digital or ANY sound from their TV when connecting the TV's optical out to the PLAYBAR. Some TV's have no optical out, some have no sound from their optical out when using an HDMI source, and some others send only stereo to the optical out. See this link for a list of TVs and their level of Playbar compatibility: sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1931/~/television-compatibility-with-the-playbar A very simple, fairly inexpensive solution to such problems when setting up a Playbar, and one which has been working extremely well for me, is this J-Tech HDMI Audio extractor combined with a vanilla hdmi switch. (monoprice has a 4x1 hdmi switch for $24 OR an 8x1 switch for $79, and amazon has some good alternatives as well), Note that this solution will work even for TVs which are said to be incompatible at the Sonos link above, including those for which Sonos says there's no workaround. My TV is one of those. It's a pioneer elite, and I've yet to find one I'd want to replace it with. But my Sonos, Elite and JTech are working perfectly together, since an HDMI audio extractor (such as this JTech) completely eliminates the need for the TV's digital audio output port. This solution is ideal for folks, like myself, who are already using an HDMI switch or an hdmi switching AV Receiver (in these cases you'd only need to buy this J-Tech extractor), but even if you have to buy an HMDI switch, this approach has some advantages over an integrated hdmi/optical switch: It works for sources that have no digital audio output ports (ie, for sources that send audio only thru their hdmi ports, such as the Roku3); It's easier to find a switch handling ANY number of sources or matrix switching; It's less expensive; And you need to run only 1 cable (just an hdmi cable) from your equipment location to the TV location. Also note that, using a standalone switch, rather than TV switching, makes it much easier to add more sources at any time in the future, especially when you have cables behind walls or under the floor, or when you want to add more sources than the TV can handle. Here's how you set it up: - Plug your switcher's HDMI-out cable into the JTech's HDMI-in port (instead of the TV). - Connect a second HDMI cable from the JTech's HDMI-out to your TV's HMDI-in. - Connect the JTech's optical out to the Playbar. - Choose Digital Out on the JTech and you're done. (You'd locate the JTech near the TV and Playbar, avoiding the need to run the optical cable from the switch, or equipment location, to the tv location) I'm getting dolby digital whenever my source has dolby digital, and stereo whenever my source has stereo. My picture quality and audio are excellent, and video audio sync is perfect. No problems of any kind. (Note however that, as with every other device I've seen, this unit does not convert dolby digital plus to either vanilla DD or to stereo for the digital out. If you're getting DD+ you'd have to switch that off at the source. An example of this is Netflix whose surround sound is DD+ on Roku. Because of that, I have Roku set up to give me stereo from Netflix and DD 5.1 from Amazon. ) Hope this helps

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Product, using it for over a year without issues
*by P***Y on July 6, 2016*

I have been using this over a year without issues and with excellent performance. I wanted to be able to use my Xbox One in both my living room and my basement home theater room simultaneously and get the benefit of Cable TV integration from my Xbox One in my home theater as well as my living room. With the wireless controllers and the Xbox phone app, I would have full control over my xbox and cable TV set top box from my home theater via WIFI as if I was in the living room. This box, plus 2, 25 foot HDMI cables and an HDMI Splitter, enabled me to do this. All in it was about $85 to make it all work. Great deal! I have an XBox One in my living room hooked up to my Cable box via the HDMI input, an Onkyo 5.1 surround sound center connected via SPDIF and my 60 inch TV via HDMI out through an HDMI Splitter. The HDMI Splitter has two outputs and is located right behind my Xbox one in my entertainment center cabinet. One output goes to the TV and one to my J-Tech Digital HDMI 1080P HDMI to HDMI + SPDIF Audio Extractor via a 25 foot HDMI cable that goes down through the wall, through the basement ceiling to my entertainment center cabinet in my home theater. Then from the J-Tech device to a ceiling mounted 1080P Epson Projector with 120 inch screen via another 25 foot HDMI in my Basement below my living room. The SPDIF output from the J-Tech then connects to a 7.1 Onkyo receiver via SPDIF. The end result is that I get a duplicate 1080P video signal plus digital audio to both my living room and my basement home theater without loss of quality of video signal or sound quality with a combined HDMI run distance of 50 feet, having the JTech device in the middle. I actually can play games, watch Blu-rays, Cable TV in 1080P HD, and use all the Xbox One streaming apps, with full Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound in my living room and DTS 7.1 (or Dolby digital depending on the Xbox One source app) in my basement simultaneously. I expected to get the same video and audio for both, but with the XBox I can choose to send audio signals in different standards to the SPDIF out in my living room and via HDMI to the JTech device in my Home Theater. I was pleasantly surprised this worked, instead of just have two 5.1 signals. One note, I had to set my Xbox One to output uncompressed audio digital signal through the HDMI port so that the JTech could pass that to my downstairs receiver at full fidelity and let the receiver decode it as needed. This has worked beyond my expectations and has been working perfectly for a year. I have even considered getting another one or two of these, and a 4 way HDMI splitter to replicate this to my bedroom and my back porch, both of which have their own audio systems. Only issue would be run length to those rooms would be longer than 25 feet and I would need some boosters for HDMI. I probably will do it eventually now that I have confidence in this device.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Extractor works.
*by J***D on July 25, 2018*

This review receives 5 Stars because I was able to utilize the RCA stereo output to supply my Sennheiser audio headset with a usable signal and that is why I bought the "box". I received the J-Tech Digital Premium Quality HDMI 2.1CH/5.1CH Audio Extractor, Model JTDAT5CH/JTD-ID:80 in a soft side mailing envelope along with two HDMI cables I ordered to connect the "box" with. Connecting was simple with the Roku Ultra HDMI output, connecting the Roku out to the "box" in, "box" out to my Onkyo AV receiver, Streaming Box HDMI #3 connection in. The "box" RCA connections were made from the "box" to the AV Analog In #4 RCA in connections. I plugged in the "box" power supply into an electrical outlet, then plugged in the power supply connection into the "box" power supply. The red light on the "box" turned on. I then selected ROKU on the AV receiver, which already was set up to "turn on" the system (TV, AV Rec, Roku) to view audio/video from the Roku through the AV receiver and on to the TV. I confirmed that audio was normal through the AV receiver out to the speakers as usual. The video came on at the TV as usual. I turned on the Sennheiser headset, put it on and did not hear any audio. I selected on the AV receiver the Satellite reception and sound came through the AV receiver system and also into my headset - normal. I reselected Roku and within a couple of seconds, audio and video from the Roku came on through the AV receiver but not through the headset. I tell you all this just to remind you to make sure you understand how a AV receiver works. I should have thought about this prior to connecting the "box". My Onkyo has Zone 2 and that is what outputs audio to my headset. I had failed to understand and set up Zone 2 for my Roku. I went into the Setup of the Onkyo, went into Input/Output menu and selected Analog output to the proper output to match the HDMI input - Streaming Box #3 HDMI with Analog #4 output. I then selected Zone 2 to Streaming Box and sound turned on in my headset. So, the box worked. Then, I checked the position of the switch, Bypass, 2CH Stereo, 5.1CH and it was selected to 5.1CH. I thought that can't be, RCA outputting 5.1?? I selected 2CH stereo and both the audio and video turned off. After a couple of seconds, both the audio and video came back on. Video looked good but audio seemed the same as before but what could I tell - I was listening to 2 channel stereo - I think. I selected Bypass on the switch and the audio/video turned off and after a couple of seconds came back on. Video seemed the same, audio also. No matter where I put the switch it seemed that nothing changed on audio or video. I left the switch in Bypass, headset playing audio and the AV receiver providing sound and the TV playing video. Well, okay I get what I want - audio through the headset and Roku seems to be good. And, I learned some more about my Onkyo AV receiver. The "box" and cables were delivered within the two days provided by Prime, in a large padded envelope, in a new package and I used the two new 18" HDMI cables to plug in the "box". I recommend buying the "box" because it gives me headset audio and still allows audio to be passed on to the AV receiver as though nothing changed. One thing I have not done is to check the audio programming when streaming a movie from either Netflix or Amazon through the "box" to check the AV receiver decoding Dolby. If that works I will not be updating this review. If it doesn't work - I will update the review to provide those comments. Good Luck - the box seems to be "plug -n-play".

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