How can I connect my tv to receiver with HDMI?

How to Connect an HDMI DVD Recorder to an HD Receiver & HDMI TV

• Answer:

  High Definition Media Interface (HDMI) cables are the best option for connecting high-definition electronics to receive the best picture and sound quality available. HDMI delivers the highest available video resolution for a high-definition TV, as well as up to eight audio channels for 7.1 Surround Sound home theater. HDMI cables are built with a hexagonal plug on each end containing 19 pins for transmitting digital video and audio data. Connecting HD receivers, recorders and televisions takes only a couple of minutes with HDMI cables. Difficulty: Moderately Easy Things You'll Need 2 HDMI cables HD receiver DVD Recorder High-definition television Instructions Insert one end of an HDMI cable into the "HD Out" port on the back of the HD receiver. The plug inserts in one direction only, so check the alignment before attempting to push the plug into the port. Connect the other end of the cable to the "HD In" jack on the back of the DVD recorder. Plug a second HDMI cable into the "HD Out" jack on the DVD recorder. Connect the other end of the second cable to the "HDMI" port on the back of the high-definition television. Plug the electrical cords for all three components into a surge protector power strip and connect the strip to a wall outlet. Tips & Warnings Tip: Shop around for the best price on HDMI cables. Discount retailers often offer a great price on a high-definition television, but substantially mark up the cost of necessary equipment such as speaker wire and audio/video cables. Tip: Better deals might be found at a computer or electronics store. Warning: Disconnect all equipment from the power supply when connecting electronic components.