As an example of a digital audio cable, Belden 1800B, a 24 AWG twisted pair cable, is spec'd at 12 pF (pico-Farads) per foot of capacitance, with a nominal impedance of 110 ohms. At 6 MHz, signal ...

Next, remove any covers from your Toslink cables and connect one end of your digital audio cable to your TV's optical audio output port, which is shaped a little like a trapezoid.

Plug either a 3.5mm-terminated analog audio cable or an optical digital (Toslink) cable into the box’s dual-function audio output and connect the other end of the cable to the appropriate input ...

Due to the age of my receiver, I need the new server to output digital audio via an S/PDIF coaxial cable (although an optical S/PDIF cable might be an acceptable second choice).

In this day and age of super-fast technology, what is the relevance of long-in-the-tooth audio connections, anyway?

Using the digital audio output will provide your home theater receiver with full 5.1 Dolby Digital audio when available. Most programming will be broadcast through digital cableTV/satellite in two ...

The digital audio output is best if both your TV and sound bar support it, but the analog audio output will work nearly as well. Once you've made this connection, the TV will output the audio from ...

The Apple TV has a digital audio output and your powered speakers have an analog audio input. You can’t simply string a cable between the two and expect sound to come out the other end.

Right now, the system can only output DTS Digital Surround, or uncompressed stereo, 5.1 or 7.1 audio, over HDMI; if you’re using an optical cable, the console currently supports uncompressed ...