Connect apple tv using an optical audio converter

I want to connect my apple tv to my sound board. The projector has an HDMI input but I need a way to get the optical audio to my sound board which consists of XLR and 1/4" jacks. Does anyone know of a converter that will help me do this for a rather affordable price? Thanks

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