The AVR is capable of

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January 23, 2011 at 9:13 pm #3176
swoon

    The AVR is capable of switching your input sources to a single output cable to your display. At the same time, it also processes the incoming audio signal and amplifies the signal for your connected speakers.

    The video card you have is capable of sending both audio and video to your AVR via HDMI. You should see the default audio device present in the Windows sound configuration. You’ll want to select the HDMI audio device as your default sound device.

    The sound card on your motherboard provides additional options such as analog audio output and S/PDIF digital audio. You don’t need to worry about these if using HDMI for audio.

    For connection to your receiver, you can connect to any of the input sources. It doesn’t matter if it is named “TV in”, “Aux in”, “DVD in”. Select the one you want and choose inputs for your other sources as well. You will then choose the source on your receiver for the one you want to listen to through your speakers and watch video on your display.

    I hope this makes sense for you. If not, feel free to let us know what you want explained.