ATNEDCVH 5.1 Surround Sound Decoder Separator Converter For DTS AC3, 4K 60Hz HDMI 3 in 1 out, HDCP 2.2 HDR, Digital Analog Audio Video System 192Khz/24Bit, with BT-5.0 Receiver (Silver)

This is a small unit. I connect it to Chromecast and a BluRay player; it's easy to switch inputs using remote. Remote Control User interface, which has a display window on the unit, is excellent for such a small unit. It is easy to individually adjust volume of Left, Right, Front, Surround, Subwoofer, Center. No graphic equalizer. Sound quality seems fine as far as I can tell.

HDMI inputs did not work. Volume control cuts off sound. eARC and optical inputs with stereo did work. I love the design I wish it worked.

(Update) got rid of the humming, by having all my powered speakers plugged into the same outlet, daisy chaining the power cords one to anotherPlays like it should but theres a hum from hell coming through the speakers haven't got to test the 5.1 maybe others will have better results but I can not recommend

Despite the description saying real 5.1 sources decode to real 5.1 sound. This does not happen. I have tried with a computer via HDMI and USB (only has 2 channel) and Optical, HDMI on a PS4, LG TV's Netflix via ARC; all sources plays human voices across all speakers instead of center channel. PC via HDMI doesn't even make sound on surround speakers. The speakers are not individually addressable other than front left and center makes any sound. Maybe mine is broken? My sources are Dolby Digital, DTS, PCM.Yes I have the setting is set to 5.1 output on the device when testing. The 2.1 setting works as it should with stereo.Yes I have a multichannel amplifier attached to the 5.1 output with RCA cables to this device. Yes I have individually tested sound output from each of the RCA jacks with a PC speaker. (It works with low level of sound without an amplifier) Yes I have tried my av receiver and 5.1 works fine from all my sources with voice output from center only.This device seems to take all incoming sources as stereo data and then does virtual 5.1 on it's outputs.I gave it two stars because the build quality is nice. Display is bright, controls are snappy. However the description is misleading... Took me hours to test all these setups to end up not getting a real 5.1 setup...

We play outdoor movies for events and block parties usually through a stereo setup. Always had an issue with the voices being too quiet and the explosions too loud. Was advised to get this and crank the center channel up. What a difference. We were able to maintain the surround sound while blending the center channel to all speakers allowing the audience to hear the voices.