Onkyo TX-SR501 Receiver "connect pc" Questions

pc connection? Try to connect everything that is sound onto your reciver thenconnect all your video to your your TV for nowWhen you get your digital tuner connect all your inputs for video to(in order

...connect my pc via hmdi direct to my sony tv with good sound and picture. When I connect my pc via hdmi thorugh my yamaha 3063 receiver I get a picture on the tv but the sounds comes from the pc. I ...

...pc and where to download this software Connect yamaha 2700 to network, use Windows media player 11. Once you connect, go to WMP 11 Library, Media Sharing and allow the "Unknown Device" (yamaha) to ...

...connect my Onkyo TX-SR507 to a PC to play MP3 files How can I connect my Onkyo TX-SR507 to a PC with Gainward 8400gs card installed, to be able to play music (itunes) etc. It doesn't work when I ...

...PC? i want to connect it to my pc you can use the headphone out from your computer (this will turn off computer speakers) using a mini headphone to male rca adapter cable, and connect the rca ends to ...

connect pc usng hdmi cable to which hdmi input To connect your PC or Laptop to your Harman Kardon AVR 2600 you need to connect the HDMI cable output of your graphics card to one of the 4 HDMI inputs ...

...connect my lg tv to my onkyo amp with my pc. I have pictures from the pc to tv but cant get audio I have connected my pc to my lg tv via vga cables. my tv etc all go through my onkyo ht-r380. I can ...

pc and would like to connect them also for the tv as the sound as is not very good,putting the tv menu in external speaker mode and connecting up (i tried using a splitter on the back of the tv with a

...connect sansui HT 2501 5.1 home theater to pc In general, the PC's soundcard and video capabilities will determine the answer to the question. And which direction you want to run. Is the PC a source ...

...connect of pc to tv and digital audio to receiver. Can I use hdmi for video only with seperate audio input? You cant use HDMI and a separate audio device. But you can use 'VGA' and a separate audio ...