Toshiba 22DV501B SPDIF output too quiet

I recently purchased a Toshiba 22DV501B which I want to plug into my hi fi amp. I purchased a Cablesson® SAP-3 Digital to Analogue Audio Converter and plugged it in. It works, but the volume is so low I need to turn my amp right up to hear it.
Is there any way of altering the volume of the SPDIF digital out?
Cheers

I don't believe that's possible, but I don't have specific information on that model because it appears to be from the UK. This site only officially supports the US region. You might want to contact Toshiba UK.
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