I've got an interesting request for you. I have a home theater system centered around my computer with a receiver and surround sound. Now, I have three audio inputs, my computer, xbox, and cable TV. My problem is that I want to have all three sources play through the speakers simultaneously. For example, I want to be able to listen to music from my computer while playing xbox.
Of course, all the audio inputs need to be digital. I know I can use a toslink for each component individually. But what I really need is a toslink audio mixer. As in, I want a device that takes in all three inputs digitally, then outputs just one toslink.
I thought if maybe I inputted the TV and xbox into my computer this might work, but I don't know of any sound cards with two toslinks or two digital inputs for that matter.
Does anyone know of something under $100 that can do this?
Of course, all the audio inputs need to be digital. I know I can use a toslink for each component individually. But what I really need is a toslink audio mixer. As in, I want a device that takes in all three inputs digitally, then outputs just one toslink.
I thought if maybe I inputted the TV and xbox into my computer this might work, but I don't know of any sound cards with two toslinks or two digital inputs for that matter.
Does anyone know of something under $100 that can do this?
modules. Hope your pockets are deep...
