As an "side bar" the reason the AvPro range caught my eye was the ability for them to take any HDMI source, up to 4K video signal, and output that source to any one of the HDMI outputs, up or downscaling as needed. They also allow a mix of 4k and non-4k screens in the same system and it won't force the system down to the lowest screen resolution.

I've just fired a few questions at a UK retailer, but their products could be a neat way of having multiple sources, then feed one HDMI output to the screen in the main room, or a projector at a later date, and have the audio fed to the HD621, whilst also allowing someone else in the house to watch a different source on a different screen as well.

The downsides - looks aren't very domestic friendly, they are expensive, doesn't solve the issue that the G68 is an old processor and can't process the new codecs, might not be easy for the kids to use (assuming they will get mixed up on inputs and outputs and need help).

An example product - https://www.avproedge.com/ac-mx44-auhd-hdbt.html

Another thought I had was that other screens in the house could, probably more easily, have another amazon firestick plugged into them, to allow most sources of content to be watched from there. There would be no need for long cable runs and a complicated switching solution (unless I needed it in the main room).

Last edited by Smurf; 2020-04-21 07:33.
Home Cinema: Panasonic DMPBDT700, G68, Jeff Rowland MC6, Adept Response AR8, 803 Diamond, HTM3s, ASW855x2, CCM816x2, Pioneer 506XDE, Nordost / Au24 cables
Stereo: 808i.2, Audio Research Ref 3, Canary Audio 303s monos (modified), Adept Response AR8, Living Voice OBX-RW, Valhalla cabling