Cables To Go Optical To Coaxial Converter

I have a new TV which only has an optical output and a sound system that has a coaxial input. It works for awhile, but after a couple of hours the sounds are slightly off from what I am seeing on the screen. Mouths move and then a second later you hear the words. I haven't used other types of these so I have nothing to compare it to. It works, but in order to use it for a couple of hours or more, you must reset it by unplugging it and plugging it back in.

This saved me the cost of a new receiver minus the minimal cost of the device. Easy to use, just plug in the optical from the transmitting device (Plasma TV in my case), plug in coax from the device to the Coax Digital input on the receiver, plug into AC power, and everything works. Perfect. I don't think about it at all.

Used it to transfer Audio 30ft or so from TV Audio to Audio Receiver. Most TV's only have Toslink outputs. I used this device at the TV to convert to coax for the long run to the Audio receiver. At the receiver end I had a Coax to Toslink converter to supply Toslink to the Audio reveiver.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this about 6 months ago and after an hour or two the sound starts cutting out then within 10 minutes it starts loud crackling then stops working , I have found quit a few people who have the same problems .but no solutions as to what is causing this

Even though the sales guy swore on a stack of Bibles that all of the components he recommended for our set-up had all the necessary I/O, it did not. This adapter saved us on this one. Set it, forget it.