Here are a few more modules, made by a German third-party company not a sound card or MB manufacturer. It also includes two line out jacks.
Here's the link. The PC board doesn't appear to have an IC, but it's hard to tell from their picture. Does anyone out there have one who could post a better picture of the PC board? This picture may be a newer version:. I am wanting a digital input to hook up my xbox to, optical would be prefered. I just get an occasional crackle. Any word out there of anything that works. Just uploading a picture of the old revision ASUS module, rotated 90 degrees to be like the others.
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Add to Wish List Compare this Product. It sounds like you shouldn't have much difficulty making your own connector. Do you have a multimeter? You could just check on the leads going into the optical module. Well, yeah, that'd probably help. The cable on that bracket has a black wire on one side, red on the other, and brown in the middle. No, I don't have a meter at home. But I can't even think of exactly what to test, if I did have one. I'm reluctant to do anything that might damage my motherboard!
Oh, you mean Plug an optical cable in between my stereo and this bracket? With the bracket not yet connected to my motherboard, I mean? I can see where that might work.
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