So, I have a very nice set up of sound coming from my DCM Timeframe (TF600) (have a center and rear surrounds, as well as powered 10" sub too) all hooked to my Onkyo TX-NR801. The Onkyo has incredible power and audio quality for those times when I want power for listening to music, so I'd like to keep this, but my older LCD projection TV recently burned a bulb and rather than replace the bulb, I upgraded to the Samsun UN65H7100AF from Costco, which is the same as the 7150 from other places.
I used to sell/install these systems years ago, but haven't been involved in any of that in a long time and lost much of the knowledge.
So, my question - How best to retain the audio equipment when hooking up this new TV to get the surround, but at a minimum, the center and left/right?
I'd like to have one remote to contraol everything and I'm really tired of the crappy Harmony remote I had for years with that Onkyo, as you have to be exact when aiming it. The Samsung has incredible remotes which are very forgiving. Is there a way to allow the Samsung remotes to control the Onkyo? Is there even a way to hook this Onkyo to this Samsung UN65H7100AF?
I wanted to post links to the manuals, but the site won't allow, since I'm a noob.... Sorry...
Thanks!
I used to sell/install these systems years ago, but haven't been involved in any of that in a long time and lost much of the knowledge.
So, my question - How best to retain the audio equipment when hooking up this new TV to get the surround, but at a minimum, the center and left/right?
I'd like to have one remote to contraol everything and I'm really tired of the crappy Harmony remote I had for years with that Onkyo, as you have to be exact when aiming it. The Samsung has incredible remotes which are very forgiving. Is there a way to allow the Samsung remotes to control the Onkyo? Is there even a way to hook this Onkyo to this Samsung UN65H7100AF?
I wanted to post links to the manuals, but the site won't allow, since I'm a noob.... Sorry...
Thanks!