Getting the right reciever? Comment on my setup pic

[ls2kev]

I've been browsing around trying to find a stereo reciever that can support the setup I'm hoping for in the future... does anyone know of a stereo reciever that can handle this???

Inputs:
1. 3 Audio from Computer (Center, Front, Rear)
2. 2 Audio from TV/DVR (Composite/RCA Left and Right)
3. 1 HDMI from TV/DVR
4. 1 HDMI from Computer

Outputs:
1. 3 Audio to Computer Subwoofer (Center, Front, Rear)
2. 3 Audio to TV Subwoofer (Center, Front, Rear)
3. 1 HDMI to Computer
4. 1 HDMI to TV/DVR
5. 2 RCA sound to Computer (Left, Right)
Basically this well let me watch movies from my computer onto my TV setup.
Or vice versa: Watch TV on my computer.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.

 

[Glowbug]

Is the computer in the same room as the TV? If so, why not combine both systems into one?

 

[ls2kev]

no, not in the same room.

 

[jleaman]

Cool, a topic im REALLY good at, in the past 4 years, i have not seen a receiver with 2 hdmi out's that can be used at same time, or same time with different a/v to each tv / computer.

Its harder because hdmi does more than just audio and video through the cable.

Why do you want to do this any ways ?


J'

 

[planet10]

For future compatibilty you might want to ensure that you have a full bank of pre-amp outputs, so that at a later date you can bypass the internal power amplifiers.

dave

 

[jleaman]

Id keep the 2 systems seperate, if you want to use your computer to see you rmovies use hdmi, it can be also used for audio too, but get a decent one.


If i were u i would just isolate the 2 systems.


You could also spend 900$ on a nice 1 year old Processor, then build / buy a 5-7 channel amplifier.