ZigmundZag posted:
If your receiver has an HDMI in.
My receiver is about 6 years old now, just when HDMI was becoming the Big New Thing and DRM kept it from working correctly 90% of the time anyhow.
Personally I think HDMI is more of a hassle than it's worth. Yes, you need it for HD video, but carrying the video and audio signal in the same cable just isn't that useful.
HDMI can cut the amount of wiring you need in more than half, and in many cases gives higher quality.
My last receiver had no HDMI either, so i used optical. And then ran out of optical inputs so i used RCA's for the rest. All HDMI has been a huge improvement, even to the opticals, which need a perfect connection (wiring is very fragile and the slightest movement of them can cause a break in connection) to work well.
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