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About Bobbert
Expertise
Questions regarding HTPC integration to home theaters, and general purchasing advice regarding home theater and audio systems, including headphones. Please no car audio or over the top PA systems.

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General enthusiast, ~10 years as an audio hobbyist

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Engineering major, various DIY experiences, personal hobby

 
   

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Home Theater - Components with amp and LCD TV


Expert: Bobbert - 10/18/2009

Question
QUESTION: I have a Sony Bravia 46" TV - 4 HDMI outputs, an Onkyo AV receiver TX-SR606,Toshiba DVD/VCR recorder(HDMI capable),Panasonic Blu-ray, Sony 5 disc changer,  and Motorola HD Cable Receiver.  I cannot get picture on DVD/VCR - only sound.  I am stumped and confused now and at wits end, can you help

ANSWER: Can you explain how things are connected currently?

-bob


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QUESTION: TV has HDMI with DVI connect to cable box.  HDMI from VCR/DVD to Amp input 2. Video Red/White/Yellow out to Amp in. HDMI from Amp  to TV into 2 inputs 2 and 3.  CD changer optic 1 on Amp and DVD/VCR to optic 2 on Amp.. I also have Wii hooked into amp Game/Tv input  Blu-Ray HDMI to Amp Input 1.

Answer
You should only need a single connection from the amp to the TV, HDMI output. The cable box should be connected to the receiver via HDMI, the same for the VCR/DVD and Blu-ray player, the CD changer via optical (as you have it), and the Wii either via YPbPr or Composite video (just depends on what cables you have for the Wii currently, go with whatever you have). Try these connections, and let me know how it works out.

-bob


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