Good and cheap! 23

As my old amplifier does not have a digital input Audion, I bought the "Audio Digital to Analog Converter". Connecting is easy. Still, I had on my television at about every third transmitter noise. The error was quickly found by eineigen research. I have turned off my TV digital audio expansion and thus the audio output was perfect in 99% of stations.
The problem is probably because that was "2.0 Dolby Digital" output format to the digital audio output on my TV, which is not supported by this converter. Turn to the digital audio expansion into my TV, so you audio track is output on the digital output of the TV in a different format (MPEG-x it was with me).
Then the sound in almost all stations was perfect. The prepared a transmitter of the problem was even further back again available in the channel list and there had the correct audio format. So copying and now I can listen to all stations on my stereo.

Conclusion:
Despite some problems that could be solved all, I give the converter full five stars because it does indeed exactly what it says in the description. You could improve the converter yet as to which one adds to the converter to supply instead of a power supply an adapter with USB connection directly with power from the TV. This would have the advantage that is energized when switched off TV and the converter, thus saving money.