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A home theater design generally comprises of input devices, processing devices, audio output, video output, and proper ambience and atmosphere.
Home theater input devices are sources of audio and video. There can be a single or multiple input devices for the same system. HD-DVD (High Density DVD) and blue-ray are one of the most preferred high quality formats that are being used. Often, VHS (Video Home System) and Video game systems are also included. They are available now, also have a home theater PC that acts as a library for video and audio content.
The processing of the input devices is carried out by either an AV amplifier or a Preamplifier and sound processor. These are used for complex surround sound formats. Before forwarding it to the output devices, the user should first select the input device.
What is an HTPC?
The Home Theatre PC is just that, a PC which is capable of also serving as a home theatre system. You can use it to:
* Watch films on Blu-Ray, DVD or HD-DVD, or directly off the disk storage in your PC
* Watch live digital or analogue, terrestrial, cable or satellite TV (known as DVB-T, DVB-C and DVB-S, or for HD content DVB-T2, DVB-C2 and DVB-S2)
* Listen to high quality music from CD, DVD-Audio, SACD or High Definition audio on Blu-Ray
* To manage your own personal video (H.264 or MPEG4) and photograph collections
* To manage your own music collection in MP3, record off your CD collection or directly from the Internet through Spotify or a similar channel
* Browse the Internet or your emails
* Do your office word-processing or financial admin
* Play PC games and simulators with wireless motion controllers and game pads
Because of its incredible versatility the PC can do everything you'd expect of a PC and all the functions of a high end powerful Home Theatre setup. Modern advances in monitors, keyboards and mice also mean they are very useable from the comfort of your living room. No need to tuck it all away in your home office.
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