yes. its all very confusing to me. it seems as though there is more than one way to do it all. i have an NAD t743 a/v receiver and a NAD t533 dvd. just looking for the best way to connect.
Let me try and be a tad bit more specific. If your receiver has audio/video inputs and outputs, you connect your components to the inputs using audio/video cables (composite, S-video or component for video, depending on receiver input & output and tv input) and run the receiver output to your tv. However, without knowing the connectivity options available on your tv, it's difficult to give precise advice.
thank u. if it were 15 yrs ago i wouldnt be having a problem. its all the options i have now. can i go component video from receiver to tv, then digital coax for audio from the dvd to the receiver? i also have component video for my playstation but only one component video jack on t.v. the receiver has more connentions than i know what to do with. so what u r saying is go from tv straight to receiver and then from receiver to dvd? doesnt that just add a set of wires?.thank u for the replies..
chris, Since you're not running 5.1 surround, the method of connection isnt as important, and there are several ways to achieve your goals. Do whichever you feel is most simple and logical.
IF you were running 5.1, that would open another can of worms. For starters, you dont need to use your digitalcoax/optical connections since you're only using a 2channel stereo mode.