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slapnutz

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#71617 14-Nov-2010 01:01
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Hey guys.

So I've finally bought my TV, cabinet and HT setup.

Question, what the best way to wire the signal for Xbox360/ps3 gaming to achieve the best sync between the tv and the amp?

 

Option#1

xbox360 --> HDMI --> TV --> HDMI --> Amp

 

Option#2

xbox360 --> HDMI --> TV --> OPTICAL --> Amp

 

Option#3

xbox360 --> HDMI --> Amp --> HDMI --> TV

 


Option#4 (this is even possible?)

xbox360 --> HDMI --> TV

              --> OPTICAL --> Amp

 

Btw, if it helps...

TV = Panasonic 50" v20

AMp = Marantz NR1501

 

Thanks in advance!

(btw, i realise there is a similar thread but thats to do with Bluray so i didnt want to hijack it)



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  #404417 14-Nov-2010 10:22
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I don't even know what you mean by #1, does your TV have HDMI out?

Anyway, I'd recommend HDMI into your amp from all your sources and then a single HDMI to the TV. See how it goes before bothering with any other setup.



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  #404457 14-Nov-2010 12:42
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bazzer: I don't even know what you mean by #1, does your TV have HDMI out?

Anyway, I'd recommend HDMI into your amp from all your sources and then a single HDMI to the TV. See how it goes before bothering with any other setup.


hehe.. yeah i should have checked that. Its still in the packaging.

It doesnt have HDMI "out" so we can scratch that option.Laughing

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  #404458 14-Nov-2010 12:45
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I concur with Bazzer's suggestion. Just get everything connected through your AMP and single HDMI to TV. That's the cleanest and tidiest setup, you don't need any further setup.




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