A DVD-Video player is a good first investment. Each disk holds an entire motion picture, including the sound track. And the picture and sound are superb. You can hook up your home theater to your cable TV, but the quality of most cable systems is mediocre. You pay a monthly subscription fee for 100 to 200 channels of digital entertainment.
Picture quality is a notch below that of DVD, but still good.
While its quality may be several notches below your new digital components, it's still well worth using. With some smart shopping and a day or so of installation, you'll be ready to get out the popcorn and feast on video and audio that will blow your mind without blowing your budget. Privacy policy .