Ideal for point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and drop-and-repeat applications, it supports VGA (640 x 480) format. If you also need volume attenuation, then just add a passive multichannel analogue preamp (or three stereo models).īut as I said, I doubt I've understood what you actually want.1 Channel VGA with RS232 over Optical Fiber Transmitter and Receiver upto 20 Km over Single mode simplex fiber with SC Connectorġ-ch VGA video signal and 1-ch stereo audio over one fiberġ-ch RS232 data with the same direction (optional bidirectional transmission)ġ0-bit digital video encoded and uncompressed transmission technologyĪutomatic identification of input video format, receiver output meets industry-standard videoġ Channel VGA to Optical Fiber Converter digitally transmits high-resolution VGA/RGB over one single fiber single mode 1310 nm wavelength up to 20Km. All you'd need is a 5 channel power amplifier and analogue connections, assuming the sources have volume control. If you are trying to reproduce 5 independent inputs through 5 independent speakers, then an AV receiver and the route though digital is a rather complicated means of achieving it. If individually switched, you just need a switch. At least that's how I understood " convert 5.1 surround analog RCA connectors to a single HDMI or optical/coaxial digital cable."Īpparently you have 5 (independent) audio sources ("But if I connect my 5 audio sources"), and I don't understood how you want them reproduced.
I thought you had a 5.1 analogue input which you want converted into a 5.1 (7.1) digital input for reproduction through a 5.1 surround sound system as a single cohesive audio image. Click to expand.I have obviously misunderstood.
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