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Not sure if you would be interested, but I bought a converter that allows me to use standard stereo input jacks for my turntable. It works fine for me, no noticeable noise. Search Ebay for turntable adapter...

Did that. LG BD-630 is on the way!!

OK, I found this recently. Not sure why I didnt think of it before. The LG BD630 Blu-ray player will play most video files thru a USB port. All the reviews rave about it. Ordered a new one from 1saleaday.com for 70$ (not refurb).

OOPS...might pay to check posting dates huh?

I looked at Monoprice, this is a 1.3b switcher and not 1.4. Does that matter if you are not going 3D?

HDMI is designed for hi-def.Check to be sure the output for BR disk play is set to HDMI from the player

Instead of a splitter, try a switcher. 2 inputs one output. The switch will automatically pick which one or you can tell it by remote. I have used these, but the signal keeps dropping, so I gave up. It will drop for a few seconds than come back. Good luck.

ohh, Kevin...thanks for everything. I have enjoyed Onkyo for several years. When I bought my first stereo receiver back in the late seventys, it was Onkyo.

Yes, I understand streaming from a video card is a no brainer, I do it with my TX-SR605. What I asked is if it can be done through the ethernet connection or wifi, and according to Onkyo....NO. None of their receivers support that function. My 605 just acts like a second monitor, with 5.1 audio too!

Gene, thanks, and if I could I would. Edit post wont let me change title. O well, live and learn.

Anyone?? :confused:

Hi, I have an Onkyo TX-SR605 which I love. I am thinking of upgrading. What I need a receiver to do is have at least 4 or more HDMI inputs, and output all inputs to a single HDMI. I believe that is up-scaling? My current receiver does this.The component out jacks on my current receiver have...