Saturday, January 23, 2010

Hdmi Sources Through A Receiver Or Straight To Your Tv I Want To Connect A Blu-ray Player And Two Other HD Sources To My HDTV, Which Has One HDMI Input?

I want to connect a Blu-ray player and two other HD sources to my HDTV, which has one HDMI input? - hdmi sources through a receiver or straight to your tv

I want to connect an HDMI cable, the source to the receiver and HDMI output for HDTV connection and play the audio through the receiver, without receiving additional cabling. I do not want HDMI Bridge. What do I want?

Posted by Shameka Beehler at 6:10 PM

3 comments:

  1. BANG PJanuary 25, 2010 at 2:03 AM

    You need a compatible audio receiver with HDMI connections (including DTS-HD MA and Dolby True HD decoder card). Denon 1909, Yamaha 663, Pioneer 1018, Onkyo 606, Sony 920 receptors that respond to their needs.

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  2. JeffJanuary 25, 2010 at 10:27 AM

    Correct, you do not want catwalk. This is the stupidest thing I saw in a receiver. It simply makes no sense.

    Try this place. Connection components via HDMI to the TV. Most new TVs have an optical digital output on the back that sends the surround sound signal to a receiver. This is for the receiver, the big one or two optical inputs.

    This reduces the wiring and as a bonus, you can leave the receiver in the same environment all the time while the inputs on your TV.

    As an installer of Digital Edge in Maryland, the easiest way to get sound from multiple components to a receiver.

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  3. vicJanuary 25, 2010 at 5:50 PM

    http://www.onkyousa.com/model.cfm?m=TX-S ...

    Or 4 HDMI receiver that the sound will be used only dealt with an HDMI port to your TV. There is a bridge.

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