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Question: Hook up blu-ray player to davhdx576wf system I love this system in my living room but am looking toward adding a blue ray player to this home theater system. How do I do that?
Document: A home theater setup by default is looking at multiple video systems (Cable, Satellite, VCR, DVR, PS3, Blu-Ray, etc.). Even the simplest old style systems had two video sources (Cable, VCR)! * Outputs. The 576 outputs go the opposite way. That is, whereas you can output the video of the internal DVD player, you cannot output its audio. Neither can you output the audio of the internal tuner.
The sound I had going in my living room with a blu ray movie was amazing. At first I was not able to get all the speakers working with the optical wire from my sony blu ray player but I figured it out after messing with the settings, and the sound and picture was completely in sync and awesome.I could not believe my ears, I was not aware of the clarity I've been missing for some time.
If you're looking for a simple home theater with wireless surround speakers then this is exactly what you need. I love the wireless multi-room capability. The ipod option is also very great. I connected an old 30 gb ipod on there and now I have limitless music anytime I want, but don't expect to be able to navigate to your favorite tunes. There is no option to navigate through your music unless you're standing in front of your ipod and going thru the menu.
If you're looking for a decent home theater, easy to install (despite the few instruction manual issues)Ipod compatible, semi-wireless background speakers and don't care that much about equalizer or multiple imput capabilities and like the bonus "wireless reciver" this system is for you. I love it, it sounds GREAT but the reason for only 3 stars is that; 1. It could be a bit louder. 2.
Pair this unit with a plasma, blu ray player, and get yourself a harmony 880 remote to control it all and sit back to enjoy the show.
A single disc player would have been all I need since I almost never load up more than one CD, but I do like that fact that it features DVD upconverting. Again, not necessary for me but at least I don't have to also fire up my PS3 to watch a standard def movie. The upconverting definitely improves picture quality, but contrary to what another reviewer wrote, the video quality is NOT as good as Blu Ray.
This is a great system. I especially enjoy the wireless transmission between three separate sound parts that can be set up in any ideal combination around the room. My only regret; not getting a blue-ray with the system. But that's no fault of the system or manufacturer!
I have been looking into purchasing an entertainment system that provided me with the wireless capabilities due to the fact I have all tile on the living room and I did not want the hassle of running wires through wall or to pay somebody to set up everything for me. The system itself was not that hard to assemble because everything is color coded and labeled properly, but it will still take you about 30-45 minutes to have it up and running if you're setting up the sound and placement of the speakers.
System sounds great! I feel like I'm in a movie theater. Very slimline.Doesn't take up a lot of room, but sounds BIG! Love it!
the remote is terrible though. i thought this system would go well with my sony LCD tv, boy was i wrong. its easy to hook up i will give them that. my sony TV is very nice and good quality, thought their home theater system should be of good quality too, nope i was wrong. stay away from their sound systems they dont even toss in cables to hook it up. lack of inputs sucks too, i knew that going in so can not knock them for that.
Answer: You can  connect the blu ray via HDMI to your TV and run a digital optic cable from the tv to the home theater