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Reddit mentions of ESYNIC 4K HDMI Audio Extractor HDMI to HDMI and Optical TOSLINK SPDIF + 3.5mm Stereo Audio Extractor Splitter HDCP 1.4 DAC Digital to Analog Stereo Audio Extractor with RCA Cable and HDMI 1.4 Cable
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of ESYNIC 4K HDMI Audio Extractor HDMI to HDMI and Optical TOSLINK SPDIF + 3.5mm Stereo Audio Extractor Splitter HDCP 1.4 DAC Digital to Analog Stereo Audio Extractor with RCA Cable and HDMI 1.4 Cable. Here are the top ones.
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- 【4K HDMI to HDMI Audio Extractor】Convert One HDMI Input to one HDMI Output + 1 Audio (SPDIF) Output + 3.5mm Analog Audio Output
- 【HDCP V1.4, UHD 4K & 3D】HDMI to Achieve the Synchronization of Audio Signal Separation, Input Resolution up to 4K@30Hz, 1080P/60Hz, Support 3D, Comes with ONE HDMI V1.4 Cable and USB Cable.
- 【Support 2.0CH & 5.1CH Audio Mode Options】Optical Toslink Output Supports 5.1CH & 2.0 CH Mode, 3.5mm Stereo Audio Output Support 2.0CH Mode, Comes With 1 Male 3.5mm to 2 RCA Female Cable. (NOTE: If the Input Source is NOT the 5.1 CH, SPDIF Output & 3.5mm Audio Output will Output 2.0CH Audio Signal.)
- 【3.5mm Headphones Jack Output】Comes with ONE Male 3.5mm to TWO RCA Female Cable, Can be Switch Between 3.5mm to RCA, 3.5mm Stereo Audio Output is Great to Connect to your Headphones with a 3.5mm Audio Cable.
- 【Widely Compatible】Suitable for Various HDMI Source Devices like Roku or Chromecast without Dedicated Audio Output as well as Blu-ray/ DVD/ HD Player, Satellite box, HD TV, Apple TV, PS3/4, Xbox, PC/Laptop, HD Camera, HD DVR etc.
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I decided to just buy this.
I'm not sure how I'll go about changing from PC to Switch on my monitors but at least this way, I won't have to use the terrible speakers on my monitor.
edit - Actually I canceled it after I realized I could just use the headphone jack while the Switch is docked.
There's no good way to do it honestly.
Theoretically the best way would be to use RCA cables (Wii Composite) and convert to 3.5mm and amp it, but WiiU's don't have that on by default.
You could also use the headphone jack on a monitor/Gamepad and amp it as needed, but that can be inconsistent by monitor/TV
The way to garuntee getting audio at every setup is to get an HDMI audio extractor and run it through a headphone amp if you need some extra volume