How to connect a sony dvd player dvp hs728 hp to a 5.1 home theater speaker system?

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by Jeremy Toeman

This sony dvp hs728 hp player has only hdmi output i want to connect to a 5.1 home theater but this player has only analog audio output left and right channel output delight give me suggestion which home theater is suitable for the above player or the sony sa -id5000 (5.1 speaker) is suitable for this player

Answer by bbt91945
Most home theater in a box are not competent of connecting a dvd player to it. The only input you will find is for an optical audio. You can connect the dvd player directly to the tv by the HDMI cable and then with an optical cable connect it from the tv output to your home theater input. Hope this will help you out.;

Answer by BANG P
Your DVD player should has an optical digital output, check it out then connect optical cable from DVD player to Home Theater System for surround signal. Red & white cables just give you stereo signal.

Answer by Donn
Hi
Look for a system with both HDMI input as well as output.
DVD player HDMI out————–> Surround system HDMI input
Surround system HDMI output—————–> TV

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On the of the rear speakers for the Home Theatre System. Due to the layout and shape of the room I couldn’t set these up in the ideal way but the auto calibration function means that it still produces surround effects that, while not perfect, are very excellent.

I just got a Panasonic TH-50PZ700U. I’m looking to get the Onkyo TX-SR605 receiver. What would be a excellent speaker system to get in the $ 400 price range?

Answer by pagodaboy2001
I have an Onkyo receiver and it has done well for me. I have Polk audio speakers, the combo works well. You may want to look at Infinity speakers as well. Be sure to get the same brand/model of speakers whatever you do. Sony speakers are also rated well by Consumer Reports and seems to be a small cheaper as well. Another note make sure you speakers can handle whatever is being pumped out of your receiver.

Answer by Darknight
Do you have a sub already? If you do and want quality, check out the Klipsch quintet series. It is only 5 speakers with no sub, but the overall quality is incredible. And you can pair any sub with it, just make sure the sub fits your room size. Small room 8″ to 10″ sub max. Medium room 10″ sub. Large room 10″ to 12″sub. Other than that try this all in one JBL wrap
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Answer by xavier m
I reckon this should do – Bose CineMate™ digital home theater speaker system, Graphite Gray as it comes at 399$ . You can check Altec Lansing too. Both these are the best for quality signal.

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