There is absolutely zero reason (other than convenience) to run a video signal through the receiver. It only causes you to spend twice as much money on cables (requires 2 instead of 1).
Run the video signal directly to the TV and simply use the TV remote (or a universal remote) to select the correct input.
It is conceivable that running direct would produce a better quality signal since you have a shorter cable length, no un-needed connections and no switching circuitry.
Enjoy,
TIC
Run the video signal directly to the TV and simply use the TV remote (or a universal remote) to select the correct input.
It is conceivable that running direct would produce a better quality signal since you have a shorter cable length, no un-needed connections and no switching circuitry.
Enjoy,
TIC