Sound Card, 6 Channel External Sound Card USB 2.0 External 5.1 Surround Sound S/PDIF Audio Sound Card Adapter for PC Laptop Recording Compatible with Windows 10/8 / 7/ XP,Black

BUEN PRODUCTO, INCLUYE CD DE INSTALACIÓN DE CONTROLADORES.

A great little device who had functionality to a laptop or even a raspberry Pi. I use mine primarily for a tosslink function. Don’t expect studio quality sounds from that device, it’s not greatly shielded and prone to noise if using the analogue input/output. Up till now the device was correctly, recognized by all the computer and device I connected to.

Mister Twiggly likes his games with plenty of BOOM. So when he pulled out his ancient Logitech Z-640 5.1 surround speaker system and connected it to his gaming rig, he was inconsolable when only two channels worked. A PCIE sound card fared little better; all speakers worked, but were mixed up, with no channel remap functionality. A friend told him about USB sound cards - he had no idea that such things existed - and he procured this one. To his surprise, it worked perfectly out of the box. He will now return to his previously-scheduled twiggling with 5.1 surround sound wonderfulness. He is a happy bear.

Würde ich mir nicht nochmal kaufen, da im Hintergrund immer ein permanenter Pfeifton ist. Ansonsten geht es.

For those that say "The SPDIF Out is just a screw...." or "I can't get the SPIF Out working...." all I can say is that it is NOT a screw (but sure, the SPDIF optical outs do look like one LOL) and works if you use the correct driver. The chip used on the device is the Cmedia CM6206-LX. A quick Googling will take you to a website that provides the Win-8 drivers and chipset datasheet. On driver install....a red light is shown from the SPDIF Output (see photo).....and I am very sure screws can't do this! Lol. Product works fine. Unfortunately some people need more help in getting it going, so the seller could help a bit more I suppose (minus 1-Star).