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Cheers fella’s, all new to me this.
36 yrs old and my 3yr old operates my iphone better than me.
referraing back to griffs comments – how many HDMI ports do you need spare – i was assuming just the 1.
I’m no expert – the wife is, oddly enough – but I think it’s more a case of having enough than spare ones. For example, if you’re going to connect a Sky box and say an X-Box andor wii then you’ll need 1 for each. I’ll leave it to Sammy to comment – he’s much more qualified than me
Here you go then.
It depends on what you are trying to achieve. Modern HD TVs these days already come with a multitude of inputs and outputs of all descriptions. If you intend to use your TV as the hub for all your devices then you will need plenty of inputs. However, if you intend to use a stand-alone surround sound processor then you would connect everything – blu-ray, Sky box, games consoles, computer, etc. – into that. You would then connect the processor to your TV using just the one HDMI input.
I use a variation on this and connect my Sky box directly to the TV via HDMI rather than go through the processor. This allows me to listen to Latics away matches on WISH via the radio in my processor whilst following the updates of all the other matches on Sky Sports.
All by remote of course so I don’t need to interrupt my attempts to impersonate a beached whale from my vantage point on the sofa.
i have suround sound system
tv in one corner,wife sat in the other very annoyingWhich do you think you will exchange for a new one first? ;)
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