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The central focus of any home theater is a big screen television or a video projector and projection screen. The goal of setting up a home theater is to simulate the larger-than-life multi-sensory experience of going to see a movie at your local cinema, by scaling it all down in size to fit within the confines of a room inside your home.
The greatest thing about setting up a home theater is that it can be enjoyed for so much more than just movies! Connect your video game console(s) to experience multi-channel digital surround sound audio effects when playing video games. Even viewing of everyday HD sporting events and television programs becomes an audio/visual experience that rivals actually being there in person, especially 3D TV.
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To achieve the best possible home theater performance, you want to connect each of your A/V components such as a 1080p Blu-ray player, PS3, Xbox 360, and/or HDTV receiver using just a single HDMI cable to an HDMI input on an HDMI audio and video switching home theater system, and send just a single HDMI cable out from the home theater system to an HDMI input on your high definition television or projector. Then you will be able to take full advantage of the sophisticated digital surround sound decoding and A/V switching and video upconverting capabilities of your home theater system.
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