Finally! I can yell at the internet!
No you can’t. That’s stereo. You can only hear the internet yell at you.
You’d need three lines for an output.
And it will be just as useful as without that adapter.
Useless, you can’t charge from USB-a!
(Seriously, it would be a fun project to stuff a USB powersupply in the 400v plug and a add a USB-c cable to mess with people at work… I’d do it but we only have 230v 3-phase outlets and that plug is probably too small.)
I think you can fit a fairly powerful GaN charger in that space.
This will be handy when I need to run my industrial machines from USB.
This could come in handy for my USB industrial smelting oven
Can I do dial-up over VoIP?
You joke, but it happens… I’ve had to deal with it supporting credit card processing. Once had a guy calling on a magic jack complaining that his credit card machine couldn’t connect. Once I found out he used the same magic jack for both, I had to explain that in the same way we could barely understand each other through the distortion, the credit card machine was having the same problem.
This is so you can record the dial-up sounds.
Finally, I can connect my Sinclair ZX Spectrum to Ethernet!
Only if you have the TRS to D-DVI converter, and those are super super rare.
It plays my favorite song https://youtu.be/gsNaR6FRuO0
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
https://piped.video/gsNaR6FRuO0
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
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Does it go “Brrrr kshchchhhhhhh brrr wwweeeeerroioooooo. raarrarrrrrooooooo deed aaa deec edaaa”? (Banned from youtube btw.)
I’ve never been able to hear text more than this
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In case you’re wondering, some broadcast equipment, such as the Axia Radius, uses Ethernet sockets for the connection of balanced and unbalanced audio.
This simplifies cabling, but you need adapters at the end of each cable to go back to RCA, TRS, XLR etc.
This looks so cursed
Some networking equipment has serial ports (RS-232) that use RJ45 connectors. 3.5mm TRS connectors are also commonly used for serial ports.
In my home studio I have a Behringer S16 digital snake which connects to my X32 in the control room with only a single CAT5 cable in between. So it’s literally sending 16 channels of audio with a single ethernet cable. Pretty cool!
I totally used an adapter like that. It did have a raspberry pi in the middle, though.
What part of the Apple store can I find this in?
i made a male version of this 4 times and then bought a ABC RJ45 switchbox for my work desk, so i could choose between computer audio and desk phone audio and cellphone audio through my work headphones… lets you bump your own music in between calls without dealing with pause buttons etc… worked great.
A manual switch?
Does it care that it isn’t the sort of signal it is expecting? I guess since it’s a physical switch it may not care.
yes its a manual switch, the analog audio signal doesn’t know or care. those boxes have no electronics.
some older people enjoy having a oversized knob to play with.
ha! beat my Bluetooth network cable!
Streaming Lossless
It’s in this months Dongle Crate subscription shipment.
