Digital stereo audio to 'old analog stereo'?

Has it got a headphone output jack as well? Most do. If so for that there is a simple adapter. (1/8" mini stereo plug to 2x RCA plug - $2-6 or higher if you want to be ripped off - there's always someone willing to rip you off in the audio market.)

The digital out is (IIRC) just two conductors carrying a datastream. The "adapter' for it would be something that reads the datastream and has digital to audio converters. Which is halfway to a new receiver, so I doubt there's anything cost effective in an adapter, due to volume (many more receivers made than adapters, economies of scale, etc.)

Or, some of them have optical digital out - ie, it's (cheap plastic) fiber optic datastream...

How about digital computer speakers?

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No, it's cheaper to buy a TV that meets your needs.

eBay #160855547898 . . . .take a look at the above auction site number. Looks to good to be true. $15.00 +/-. . . . .chas

"chas"

Not many do and that is the only kind of digital signal the above unit it works with.

Most TVs will output a compressed digital signal containing up to 5.1 audio channels.

This is what a "digital receiver" expects to see arriving at the optical or co-axial input.

... Phil