The Home Cinema Receiver is the central video and audio processing, switching and amplification device in your system. This is where all your source data is routed and sent to your projector and speakers.
How many times have you been on site and spent hours or days trying to solve a HDMI distribution fault? Hopefully not too many as it can be a real heart breaker
If you or your people are buying materials willy-nilly and have no system of tracking who buys what, how much is being spent, where goods are being bought and so on then you are leaking profits guaranteed.
The very first thing you need to consider before starting your home cinema installation is what cable do you need, how do you install it and how much of it do you install? Here we will look at answers to that question.
Welcome to the the first of a series of 13 posts over the next 6 weeks on “How To Home Cinema”. Get a complete insight into how Home Cinema works and how to do it yourself, right here.
The Data Network in the home is the back bone of a truly great Home Automation System, or any stand alone home entertainment system for that matter.
It’s easy to get lost when you are running a small operation. It’s essential for most when starting out to do as much as possible themselves because resources are low.
Sonos Play:3 €299.00
Sonos Play:5 €399.00
Sonos Sub €699.00
Everyone wants the latest and greatest right? Everyone is fascinated by the newest technology and innovative product to hit the market, right? But do these advances in technology actually make things better for you?
Are you aware that all manufacturers of consumer electronics products bearing the official HDMI logo and branding are Prohibited from including the HDMI version number? Why is this? Did I miss the public press release?
