- 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
USB - SPDIF 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 DAC.
This applies to all these products.
You can use them to record any gear having SPDIF out using the USB on your PC.
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.