03-22-2016, 03:32 AM
Marty,
That's a nice receiver! Supports lots of useful features including HDMI audio return channel (ARC) and CEC (which lets devices control each other via HDMI):
All of your media devices should be connected to the receiver, i.e. cable box, AppleTv, blu-ray, etc. The TV should be connected to the receiver. Let the receiver handle the switching. Want to watch the Apple TV? turn on the receiver, turn on the Apple TV, Select the correct HDMI selection on the receiver, turn on the TV. Enjoy.
For the connection from the receiver to the TV, the HDMI cable from the receiver should go into an HDMI port on the TV that supports ARC (aka HDMI audio return channel). Typically, this HDMI port has a label on it that designates this feature. This way, if you're using rabbit airs or built-in smart features (if the TV has them), any TV based audio signals will go from the TV back to the receiver. You'll just have to choose the correct setting on the receiver to hear them.
Robert
That's a nice receiver! Supports lots of useful features including HDMI audio return channel (ARC) and CEC (which lets devices control each other via HDMI):
All of your media devices should be connected to the receiver, i.e. cable box, AppleTv, blu-ray, etc. The TV should be connected to the receiver. Let the receiver handle the switching. Want to watch the Apple TV? turn on the receiver, turn on the Apple TV, Select the correct HDMI selection on the receiver, turn on the TV. Enjoy.
For the connection from the receiver to the TV, the HDMI cable from the receiver should go into an HDMI port on the TV that supports ARC (aka HDMI audio return channel). Typically, this HDMI port has a label on it that designates this feature. This way, if you're using rabbit airs or built-in smart features (if the TV has them), any TV based audio signals will go from the TV back to the receiver. You'll just have to choose the correct setting on the receiver to hear them.
Robert