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Your laptop looks like it has Optical TosLink audio out so you can get a Digital Optical TosLink Cable from CableTrain.com for 4 bucks, and connect that from your laptop to the Onkyo receiver. You wont get audio from your TV, but your reciever will provide the audio you need from your laptop.
Link to TosLink Cable:http://www.cabletrain.com/cables/audio-c…
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With HDMI and optical. i would like to use the hdmi on my ps3 and hd cable box to get the best quailty if possible i not to lost just new to hdmi any help can if any questions email fergie2021@yahoo.com title Home Theater. thanks for your help
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I want to connect all of my devices to the TV first and then connect the TV to the receiver so that I don’t always have to have the receiver on to watch TV or movies. Will I lose sound quality if I connect the HDMI cables in this way? Are there any other reasons I shouldn’t connect them this way?
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I have an Olevia 37 LCD TV, a regular Xbox, an Emerson Home Theater, and a Motorola HD DVR cable Box. How can I connect them or where can I find a connection diagram, that tells me how. I have an HDMI cable, an A/V Component (for audio and video) and A/V Composite cables. I would like it that everything can run thru my home theater speakers. Note that the home theater is also a dvd player and has two composite in, one out, and only one components out.