Behringer UCA222 U-Control Ultra-Low Latency USB Audio Interface with Digital Output

Q: Can i use this to get audio out of a PS4 and into a mixer?

Yes, BUT: to my knowledge, PS4 has only an HDMI & Optical outputs for an audio output signal. This Behringer interface works only with RCA connections, while the USB cable is strictly for power. So, there are 2 options: getting an HDMI to Analog converter or an HDMI to AV cable. I've seen both here on Amazon for a pretty affordable price range. Once you get the PS4's audio output to an RCA connection, you can then plug that into this interface's input, then send that output to a mixer's RCA input. Phew!

Q: Can you connect to a USB power supply and use the analog to S/PDIF output?

I don't know about the S/PDIF but I suspect it won't work very well. I tried using the analog in to headphone jack using a USB power supply and it sounded terrible. I thought it would be a way around having to use a computer and it didn't work. Once I plugged the UCA222 into a laptop instead of a power supply it sounded way better.

Q: Do I need to buy a separate cable to use this product? I'm not really sure how the I/O system works. Can someone explain? Thanks!

Not sure of your intended use for this product.I bought the UCA222 because the earphone jack on my Dell laptop went bad. It worked really well for my needs, it has a USB plug that connects to the standard USB port on my laptop. Then I connect my earphones to a standard plug on the device. No other cable required for me.

Q: Will this device be able to take a stereo signal, have it processed by a linux machine and then output the modified stereo signal to it's RCA outputs?

If the device is plugged into the linux machine via the USB cable, it will do this for you. With this hookup, it will produce a 2 way signal, even simultaneously, 1 going into the computer, 1 coming out from the computer. If need be, it’s even capable of looping an output signal back in, say to a recording app on your computer. Just make sure you flip the little black monitor switch to the off position to eliminate distortion, and the signal looping back in will be crystal clear and strong.

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Brand
Behringer
Compatible Devices
Personal
Supported Software
MIDI
Connectivity Technology
USB
Number of Channels
2

💻Plug & play compatibility with PC & Mac

🔌Ultra-low latency USB interface

🎛️Dedicated stereo headphone output with level control

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Description

🎧 Elevate your sound game with ultra-low latency and pro tools—because your creativity deserves the best!

MASSIVE SOFTWARE BUNDLE - Includes Audacity, podcasting tools, and 150+ virtual instruments & effects to elevate your creativity.
CROSS PLATFORM POWERHOUSE - Works flawlessly with all major OS, empowering your workflow anywhere.
SEAMLESS USB CONNECTIVITY - Plug in and start recording instantly—no drivers needed for Mac or PC.
PRO GRADE AUDIO MONITORING - Stereo headphone output with dedicated level control for precise sound checks.
COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN - Weighing just 220g, it fits perfectly into any mobile or desktop setup.

The Behringer UCA222 is a compact, ultra-low latency USB audio interface designed for seamless connection between instruments or mixers and computers. Compatible with both PC and Mac without requiring drivers, it features a dedicated stereo headphone output with level control and comes bundled with a powerful suite of music production and podcasting software, including over 150 virtual instruments and effects.

Specifications

Product Dimensions	18.29 x 13.97 x 3.56 cm; 220 g
Item model number	UCA222
Body Material	Composite
Colour	Red
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer, Smartphone
Connector	2 x RCA phono
Hardware Interface	USB
Supported Software	MIDI
Material	Composite
Colour Screen	No
Operating System	Mac
Item Weight	220 g
Manufacturer	Music group commercial BM LTD
Imported By	Alphatec Audio Video Pvt Ltd

Have a Question? See What Others Asked

Can i use this to get audio out of a PS4 and into a mixer?

Can you connect to a USB power supply and use the analog to S/PDIF output?

Do I need to buy a separate cable to use this product? I'm not really sure how the I/O system works. Can someone explain? Thanks!

Will this device be able to take a stereo signal, have it processed by a linux machine and then output the modified stereo signal to it's RCA outputs?