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My DT770 and qudelix are primarily for watching movies.

You would need either a different amp/dac that receives optical or a different media source like a media PC to play media from/attach your qudelix.

But really you are wasting money by not just using Bluetooth to your qudelix. You’re not going to notice a difference, and from a technical perspective I’d be surprised if a high quality stereo BT transmission is the compression/quality bottleneck when streaming movies anyway.

At worst I would buy a standalone BT transmitter with higher BT standard/better radio if your TV is lacking.

As your TV has optical out, you might try a optical to USB converter: https://hifimediy.com/product/hifime-ur23-spdif-optical-to-usb-converter/

Ugreen CM403 Bluetooth transmitter might be an option

The LG C3 should have Bluetooth. Why wouldn’t you just use that?