HDMI Audio Extractor

So where would I be able to plug in the HDMI audio extractor because all the sources behind my monitor are all in use?

These devices have two HDMI ports. You connect the console and audio lead/s to the extractor and then the extractor goes into the monitor.

Hi buddy. That cable would work for the video but not the audio. But then all you'd need for that is a straight HDMI to DVI cable.

In order to get the audio from the HDMI, you'd need an HDMI Audio Extractor, something like this:

www.amazon.co.uk/.../ref=sr_1_5

That will convert the audio into analogue for you and will work with both the monitor and your TB's.

Below is an audio extractor that is a solution to the problem, however there is no stock available anywhere...

HDMI PCM Uncompressed sound is like a soaring eagle while, in comparison, optical sound is like that blind kid's budgie in the first Dumb and Dumber movie.

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Follow-up: I went ahead and purchased the HDMI audio extractor above, and it worked perfectly.

Hi Jakobey. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

If your TV has an optical port, it's recommended to connect your sound system to your TV instead.

If your TV does not have an optical port, you'll need to use a 3rd party HDMI audio extractor to add an optical output to your Series X. The audio extractor you purchase will need to support HDMI 2.1 to ensure you get the best output from your console. You can find HDMI audio extractors on online stores such as Amazon, it will vary depending on region so I'm unable to recommend a specific extractor.

Please reach back if you have further questions.

Thanks,
Kyle