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Well, this is my take on it. Admittedly a newbie but the HK has 30 Mhz of Component Video Switch Bandwidth capability. From my research, 20 Mhz is the minimum for progressive scan. If you listen to the designers of the equipment, you should be able to hook the DVD directly to the receiver and...

That's what it is all about! Getting the best from what you have. Thanks for the heads up on the music forum. I must admit to information overload right now though. Getting it all hooked up properly first to be able to use the new features and then start the tweaking is the plan. Thanks Justin. PDC

I had a similar sitiuation a few days ago. I had the bar (top to bottom) in the lower range tv stations and the VCR. I also had all kinds of noise. Snow, wavy picture etc on the local network channels. It turned out to be a cable between the wall and the TV for the bar and a dirty connection...

O.K. It's easy enough to hook up both. But I need a point of clarification here. I was told on the Tweaking, Connection and Accessories Forum that the Optical input from the DVD into the receiver was for audio only. I know in a computer network, there is more than enough bandwidth for both in a...

New Sony DVP-NS755V DVD player and Sony STR-DA1ES A/V Receiver. The receiver has optical inputs for digital audio and also multi-channel inputs for Multi Channel (5.1) surround sound. The DVD player has the digital optical output and the 5.1 Channel outputs. Should both of these outputs be...

Ahhhhh! I made the assumption that the optical input was the digital connection for both the audio AND video. Thanks for the information. Yes, the set has multiple component video inputs but only one coaxial digital connection. That was the reason for planning on utilizing the A/V receiver with...

Out with the old, in with the new. New (Used) Sony KP-53HS10 HDTV, Sony DVP-NS755V DVD player and Sony STR-DA1ES A/V Receiver. Replaces a 15 year old 45" Zenith and Yamaha equipment. DVD wasn't even on the market yet when that equipment was in it's prime. But to get to the question, the Sony...