--- product_id: 232321982 title: "8K60Hz Audio Extractor" brand: "vpfet" price: "€ 94.93" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Vpfet" url: https://www.desertcart.at/products/232321982-8k60hz-audio-extractor store_origin: AT region: Austria --- # 8K@60Hz & 4K@120Hz Ultra HD DTS 5.1 & PCM 2.0 Audio Output Plug & Play, No External Power Needed 8K60Hz Audio Extractor **Brand:** vpfet **Price:** € 94.93 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🎮 Unlock 8K visuals & pristine audio—because your setup deserves the ultimate upgrade! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 8K60Hz Audio Extractor by vpfet - **How much does it cost?** € 94.93 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.at](https://www.desertcart.at/products/232321982-8k60hz-audio-extractor) ## Best For - vpfet enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted vpfet brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Next-Level Visuals:** Experience stunning 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz HDMI 2.1 video with ultra-wide 48Gbps bandwidth for crystal-clear, lag-free picture quality. - • **Effortless Compatibility:** Plug and play with PS4, PS5, Xbox, Fire TV, Blu-ray players, and more—no external power required for most devices, keeping your setup sleek and simple. - • **Future-Proof Connectivity:** Supports HDCP and multiple audio formats, ensuring your entertainment system stays cutting-edge and ready for next-gen gaming and streaming. - • **Immersive Audio Extraction:** Seamlessly extract high-fidelity DTS 5.1 surround sound or PCM 2.0 stereo via optical, coaxial, or 3.5mm outputs—perfect for your premium sound setup. - • **Customizable EDID Management:** 8 switchable modes let you tailor audio/video handshake settings for flawless syncing between your source and display—no more signal dropouts or black screens. ## Overview The VPFET 8K HDMI 2.1 Audio Extractor is a high-performance adapter that extracts digital audio from HDMI sources and outputs it via optical, coaxial, or analog 3.5mm/L-R connections. Supporting up to 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz video resolutions with 48Gbps bandwidth, it ensures ultra-HD visuals alongside DTS 5.1 and PCM 2.0 audio formats. Its versatile EDID management and plug-and-play design make it compatible with a wide range of devices including PS4, PS5, Xbox, Fire TV, and Blu-ray players, delivering seamless integration without the need for external power in most cases. ## Description desertcart.com: VPFET 8K HDMI 2.1 Audio Extractor 4K120Hz to Optical 3.5mm AUX Adapter Splitter Converter Supports HDCP Digital DTS 5.1 PCM for PS4 PS5 Xbox : Industrial & Scientific Review: Great for Unlocking Digital Audio from HDMI-Only Devices—Works Perfectly on Old Blu-Ray & Linux! - This little gadget impressed me in two different scenarios, giving me digital (optical) audio out both times. First, a quick backstory: My trusty 20-year-old CD player’s display finally gave out. Rather than buy a new player, I grabbed a spare Philips Blu-ray player I had lying around—but it only had HDMI out, no digital audio output. The HDMI audio extractor solved the problem: it redirected the digital audio signal from the HDMI output to optical (TOSLINK) for my DAC. Worked flawlessly! (Side note: I later bought a remote for my old Sony Blu-ray, which has digital audio out built in, but the extractor saved me for a while.) Second (and more unique) use: I have a Linux computer that stores my music and also use it for work investigations—I don’t want to risk messing up my work or personal machines. Audio on Linux can be hit-or-miss, and with both Dell laptops and an older Ryzen desktop, I always get interference through the 3.5mm jack. However, this desktop has an old Nvidia 710 card with HDMI out. According to the specs, it should pass digital audio over HDMI—so I tried the extractor here too. After making sure the right audio drivers were installed and giving the machine a final reboot, the extractor showed up as an audio device and I could select it as the default sound output. I sent the optical signal to my Klipsch Fives speakers, and for once I got the best sound I’ve ever heard from a Linux system in over 20 years. Sound Quality: When it comes to digital, people sometimes debate if different devices “sound” different, but in my experience, if the device reliably reads and passes along the source bits, the real “sound” comes from your DAC and speakers or headphones—not the extractor itself. For me, the digital audio from this extractor is perfectly fine. I can’t comment on 5.1 channel support since I only used 2-channel digital output, but for stereo listening, it’s rock solid. Bottom Line: If you need to get digital audio from a device that only has HDMI out—whether you’re using Windows, Linux, or even an old Blu-ray player—this extractor does the job. Highly recommended, especially if you’re trying to squeeze more life out of older hardware. Review: Fine Gadget To Connect Noise-Cancelling Headphones - A really nice little kit at such a great price! The first one had intermittent signal issues, and the switch likely was inadvertently reversed in assembly. It was strange how the signal wouldn’t hold and blacken the video or pop the audio when connecting from the Roku device. I read reviews and saw nothing to the contrary and that it worked with Roku. I initiated a return and replacement. The new device arrived the next day. It was hooked up and it works perfectly with my small Roku and my LG monitor of 8 years. Very nice device. No external power necessary. The red and green lights are lit. The audio comes out of the 3.5mm jack, through the cable, and into the 2.5mm jack of my Bose noise-cancelling headphones. I simply mute or turn down my monitor volume (they simultaneously work which is a neat feature). This is well worth the price and was glad to go with a replacement for a second chance. The kit of all items is well done. The power is not necessary but a USB adapter cable is provided and you could connect it to an outlet (with USB to AC adapter) or a power bank. But it seems this isn’t necessary. I am quite pleased with this product. 👍 ## Features - 【HDMI 2.1 Audio Extractor】The HDMI 8K audio extractor can extract audio from HDMI signal and transmit it to AV receiver through optical or coaxial or L/R or 3.5mm Cable.Note: Signal light indicates signal transmission, the cable length of HDMI can not exceed 2M, otherwise it will lead to unstable signal and can not transmit the signal. - 【EDID Management】8 working modes, you can easily set the desired configuration with the red switch. You can automatically go through the algorithm to match the EDID data of the signal source and the display, or you can use the built-in fixed EDID data to ensure that it can be used properly. The device can control whether the HDMI output has sound or not - 【8K Ultra-HD with HDMI 2.1】HDMI 2.1 audio splitter with up to 48G bandwidth supports 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz RGB / YUV4:4:4 Ultra HD image quality. Optical and coaxial outputs support DTS 5.1. 3.5mm and L/R outputs support PCM2.0 (please note: this audio splitter does not support 7.1 channel audio) - 【Simple Connection】The HDMI Audio Converter does not require external power when connected to most source devices. If it does not work properly, use a USB power cable to connect to a USB port on another device or a DC 5V USB power head Note: To ensure stable signal transmission, please use a high-quality HDMI cable - 【Widely Compatible & Plug and Play 】Suitable for various HDMI source devices such as Fire TV without dedicated audio output as well as Blu-ray/ DVD/ HD player, cable/satellite box, desertcart Fire TV, PS4,PS5, Xbox, PC/laptop etc. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B089N85QLJ | | Audio Output Mode | Optical, Coaxial, 3.5mm, L/R, HDMI | | Best Sellers Rank | #1,108 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #1 in Digital-Analog Converters | | Brand | VPFET | | Brand Name | VPFET | | Compatible Devices | DVD Player, Television, Xbox | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 3,528 Reviews | | Interface | Optical, Coaxial, 3.5mm, L/R, HDMI | | Interface Type | Optical, Coaxial, 3.5mm, L/R, HDMI | | Item Weight | 2.3 ounces | | Manufacturer | CMST | | Material | Copper | | Material Type | Copper | | Model | lyspq01 | | Number of Channels | 6 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Number of Pins | 23 | | Part Number | lyspq01 | | UPC | 077063294165 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** VPFET - **Color:** BLACK - **Compatible Devices:** DVD Player, Television, Xbox - **Connector Type:** HDMI, Optical, 3.5mm - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 1.5 x 5.7 x 4 inches ## Images ![8K60Hz Audio Extractor - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61dxMfSMtPL.jpg) ![8K60Hz Audio Extractor - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71JBTZjTBSL.jpg) ![8K60Hz Audio Extractor - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71X3E8gq-IL.jpg) ![8K60Hz Audio Extractor - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71PBtSOrCIL.jpg) ![8K60Hz Audio Extractor - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71av8kteOlL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Set** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can i have avantree wireless tv set powering bluetooth headphones with one person using headphones and another listening to optical bose speakers** A: Probably. The device splits the Toslink TV fiber audio output into two separate fiber outputs. I use one to split between a stereo receiver with Digital Optical input and a Bluetooth hearing aid interface with the Toslink input simultaneously. **Q: How long is the optical cable that comes with the device?** A: It doesn’t come with one. The only cord is the power cord. You’ll need optical cables for the in and out. **Q: Can I switch the output?** A: I’m not sure I understand the question. You can connect it to a number of different devices, such as sound bar, headphones, etc. I’m assuming “output” is where you want sound to come from. **Q: Can I use this to run 2 sound bars at the same time. IE 2 sound bars playing the same sound from the TV?** A: There are three optical out ports that can be used to hook up both sound bars. I have our sound bar and a portable speaker hooked up to mine and they both work simultaneously playing what’s on TV. The TV optical port is hooked to the in port on the splitter. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for Unlocking Digital Audio from HDMI-Only Devices—Works Perfectly on Old Blu-Ray & Linux! *by T***N on June 7, 2025* This little gadget impressed me in two different scenarios, giving me digital (optical) audio out both times. First, a quick backstory: My trusty 20-year-old CD player’s display finally gave out. Rather than buy a new player, I grabbed a spare Philips Blu-ray player I had lying around—but it only had HDMI out, no digital audio output. The HDMI audio extractor solved the problem: it redirected the digital audio signal from the HDMI output to optical (TOSLINK) for my DAC. Worked flawlessly! (Side note: I later bought a remote for my old Sony Blu-ray, which has digital audio out built in, but the extractor saved me for a while.) Second (and more unique) use: I have a Linux computer that stores my music and also use it for work investigations—I don’t want to risk messing up my work or personal machines. Audio on Linux can be hit-or-miss, and with both Dell laptops and an older Ryzen desktop, I always get interference through the 3.5mm jack. However, this desktop has an old Nvidia 710 card with HDMI out. According to the specs, it should pass digital audio over HDMI—so I tried the extractor here too. After making sure the right audio drivers were installed and giving the machine a final reboot, the extractor showed up as an audio device and I could select it as the default sound output. I sent the optical signal to my Klipsch Fives speakers, and for once I got the best sound I’ve ever heard from a Linux system in over 20 years. Sound Quality: When it comes to digital, people sometimes debate if different devices “sound” different, but in my experience, if the device reliably reads and passes along the source bits, the real “sound” comes from your DAC and speakers or headphones—not the extractor itself. For me, the digital audio from this extractor is perfectly fine. I can’t comment on 5.1 channel support since I only used 2-channel digital output, but for stereo listening, it’s rock solid. Bottom Line: If you need to get digital audio from a device that only has HDMI out—whether you’re using Windows, Linux, or even an old Blu-ray player—this extractor does the job. Highly recommended, especially if you’re trying to squeeze more life out of older hardware. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fine Gadget To Connect Noise-Cancelling Headphones *by M***E on November 4, 2024* A really nice little kit at such a great price! The first one had intermittent signal issues, and the switch likely was inadvertently reversed in assembly. It was strange how the signal wouldn’t hold and blacken the video or pop the audio when connecting from the Roku device. I read reviews and saw nothing to the contrary and that it worked with Roku. I initiated a return and replacement. The new device arrived the next day. It was hooked up and it works perfectly with my small Roku and my LG monitor of 8 years. Very nice device. No external power necessary. The red and green lights are lit. The audio comes out of the 3.5mm jack, through the cable, and into the 2.5mm jack of my Bose noise-cancelling headphones. I simply mute or turn down my monitor volume (they simultaneously work which is a neat feature). This is well worth the price and was glad to go with a replacement for a second chance. The kit of all items is well done. The power is not necessary but a USB adapter cable is provided and you could connect it to an outlet (with USB to AC adapter) or a power bank. But it seems this isn’t necessary. I am quite pleased with this product. 👍 ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worked Fine for 3 Years *by J***L on February 26, 2022* I wanted to be sure the box was passing the 5.1 signal correctly so ran test tones for each channel through my Bluray player's HDMI port. When the switch is set to 5.1CH the extractor's optical output appears to be discrete 5.1 channel Dolby Digital output just as you'd get directly out of of the player's optical out. When I switched it to 2CH, the output changed to stereo PCM with the 5.1 channels appearing to be encoded to Pro Logic but I can't be 100% sure if it was the extractor encoding them or the player without further testing. I will follow up with more later. My only complaint with this unit is you can feel the circuit board moving side to side when you unplug the HDMI cables. This was remedied by taking the cover off one side and putting a piece of double sided tape on the edge of the board to take up the slack. Overall nice quality unit and package, comes with almost everything you need to hook it up besides the 5V power supply. After using this over a year, I've found one possible issue. I have never seen it pass Pro Logic encoded stereo AC3. For example MAX seems to stream all audio AC3 out of the Roku but some of their content has only stereo L/R signal present in the 5.1. There should be a tag to tell my processor to Pro Logic decode the L/R channels but this never happens. It's possible that it could be an issue with the content's encoding, but since I've never seen this format come out of this box, I'd tend to think it's the box. I guess you could set the switch over to 2ch to resolve, so not a big deal. Another workaround would be to temporarily set the streaming device output to stereo only. UPDATE 5/31/25: I have used this little box for nearly 3 years but I am replacing it with a switcher that extracts audio. I could still recommend this unit, but at this point you probably want an extractor that is compatible with the ARC standard, as some current televisions don't provide an option to pass standard HDMI audio formats. Why this is?? idk, it's pretty stupid imo. But if you buy a TV that has ARC audio out only then this device won't work for you. ## Frequently Bought Together - VPFET 8K HDMI 2.1 Audio Extractor 4K120Hz to Optical 3.5mm AUX Adapter Splitter Converter Supports HDCP Digital DTS 5.1 PCM for PS4 PS5 Xbox - Amazon Basics Toslink Digital Optical Audio Cable, Multi-Channel, for Audio System, Sound Bar, Home Theatre, Gold-Plated Connectors, 6 Foot, Black --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.at/products/232321982-8k60hz-audio-extractor](https://www.desertcart.at/products/232321982-8k60hz-audio-extractor) --- *Product available on Desertcart Austria* *Store origin: AT* *Last updated: 2026-10-06*