Amviuut HDMI ARC Audio Extractor — 192kHz, 5.1 Surround, Optical/Coaxial Outputs

Upgrade Your TV Audio with Amviuut HDMI ARC Audio Extractor

This compact device sits between an ARC-enabled TV and your external speakers, capturing high-quality TV audio and routing it to your sound system with minimal setup. It expands how you listen, whether you’re watching movies, streaming music, or gaming, giving you a flexible upgrade path without replacing your entire hardware stack.

High-Resolution Audio Up to 192 kHz

The Amviuut HDMI ARC Audio Extractor supports sampling rates from 32 kHz up to 192 kHz. This range helps preserve more detail in dialogue, music, and effects, letting you hear performance nuances that can be lost with lower-bitrate paths.

Versatile Outputs for Any Setup

Choose from Optical, Coaxial, RCA and 3.5 mm outputs to connect to soundbars, AV receivers, or stereo systems. You can route audio to multiple devices at once or select a preferred path to shape your listening space.

• Connect to a slim soundbar for a clean, unobtrusive setup
• Link to an AV receiver for a wider, more immersive soundstage
• Keep legacy speakers in the loop via RCA or 3.5 mm

Supports Surround Formats and PCM

The extractor is compatible with 5.1 surround formats, including Dolby 5.1 and DTS 5.1, and also supports PCM and LPCM. This can enhance ambience and audio cues in movies and games without changing your TV or speakers.

• 5.1 surround support for richer sound immersion
• Lossless PCM options help preserve source detail
• Works with typical TV content and streaming apps

Plug-and-Play Setup

No software or drivers are required. Simply connect the HDMI ARC Audio Extractor to your ARC or eARC TV and start enjoying enhanced audio in minutes. The setup is quick, straightforward, and keeps clutter to a minimum.

Real-Life Scenarios

Imagine a movie night where dialogue stays clear while the score swells, or a gaming session where environmental sounds and effects feel more precise. This extractor enables a practical upgrade without replacing your existing gear.

Quick Start Tips

For maximum compatibility, use the optical or coaxial output when possible. If you want to share audio with multiple speakers, select the 3.5 mm or RCA routes as needed.