- Connecting audio
- Audio PC
- Raspberry & Co
- All in Ones
- Bluetooth
- Chromecast
- Streaming audio player
- Music server
- USB Audio
- Real-time audio over IP
- FireWire DAC
- Multi-channel DAC
- NAS
- Remote control
- Vinyl rippers
- Acoustic materials
- Active crossover
- Active speakers
- Single driver speakers
- Invisible speakers
- Sound card
- Digital room correction
- Headphone
- Portable media players
SPDIF to USB converters
USB to SPDIF converterors by the number.
Products doing the reverse, converting SPDIF to USB are rare.
HiFime warns that you can't use its converter to drive a USB DAC.
This is because USB devices need a host. A DAC is not a host but a peripheral.
You can use SPDIF-USB converters to record any gear having SPDIF out using the USB on your PC.
Cubilux USB C SPDIF Receiver US$19.99
Sample rate: 96KHz/16-bit, 48KHz/16-bit, 44.1KHz/16-bit
Operating systems: Android, iPad OS, Mac OS, Windows, Linux.
Mutec MC 1.2 €399.00
Bi-directional USB & Digital Audio Interface.
It works like a USB to SPDIF/AES converter but the reverse applies as well. Any input presented at the AES3, S/P-DIF or optical can be recorded over the USB.
USB audio class 2.0 driver for Windows supports ASIO, MME, DirectSound, WASAPI, Kernel Streaming, PCM 16Bit, 24Bit, 32Bit and Float-32Bit at all clock rates between 44.1kHz and 192 kHz
Isolation of USB audio streams to digital audio devices.
HiFimeDIY UX1 €56.69
A USB DAC and USB to SPDIF converter.
It can also convert SPDIF to USB, a pretty rare property.
Works without drivers on Mac, Windows and Linux computer and accepts 32, 44, 48. 88 and 96 Khz sample rates and 16/24 bit.
Art USB phono plus $99
AD/DA converter.
Beside analog input, SPDIF and Toslink input are supported as well.
This means you can use this to record digital signals and send them over the USB to your PC.