For reasons I'll explain at the end of the thread, I want to be able to turn a Mac into an "optical audio switcher" such that I connect a handful of USB devices that have an Optical Audio input ...

Last November I bought an HP 42" LCD TV, but I can't get the optical audio out to work on it. I'm trying to hook my cable box up to my television's HDMI in and my TV's optical out to my receiver's ...

The main input to look out for is an Optical Audio input (sometimes called Toslink), as most of the major consoles hook up to a surround sound system this way.

This system’s receiver has four HDMI puts, three sets of RCA inputs, and an optical audio input. This is more than enough to connect your essential home theater accessories and TV at the same time.

Once you’ve matched the optical and/or RCA-style audio outputs on your TV to the matching inputs on a soundbar, all you need to do is connect them using the proper cables.

This soundbar has an HDMI input, optical audio input, and 3.5mm AUX input, so you have a handful of connectivity options.

The D 3020 has four inputs on the back: two digital audio inputs (one optical, one coaxial), one analog input, and one "mixed used" input that can function as either an additional optical input ...

The Surround Sound System comes with two audio inputs − an optical audio input for connecting high-end entertainment systems including PS3, and an analog audio input for connecting portable ...

The left 1/8-inch jack can be configured as an analog line/mic input or as a digital (optical) audio input. The right jack can be configured as an analog line-out or a digital output.