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You will not get high definition to the TV with S video or composite. Since your receiver does not have component video out your options are to leave it the way you have it wired or get a new cable box.I would try to get a new cable box as schan1269 suggested

Are you using an HDMI cable from the cable box to the receiver. If you are make sure the cable box audio is set to Hdmi. If you have run the HDMI cable directly to the TV, not through the receiver, then you need to run audio cables from the TV to the receiver.If you can, the best way is to run...

Pretty simple. In 1970 I had a Lafayette setup with their speakers and receiver. This setup was stolen and was replaced with a Marantz 2230 receiver and JBL L-100s.The JBL L-100s now anchor our 7.1 surround system along with an SVS PB 12 plus 2 subwoofer. The JBL Mains along with an Advent...

Unless you through the receiver you will lose the best sound possible from your blu ray disks

Since you already have the projector one solution is to use a large sheet or go to a fabric store and buy some inexpensive blackout white cloth in your largest potential screen size and pin it in place on the wall. Watch for a week or so at various screen sizes noting the changes in size...

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I would anticipate it reducing slightly over time but you will likely either get used to it or replace the set. You have done what you can short of making an image opposite of the original burn in image to try and offset it by...