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You may already be familiar with your home theater needs if you have already begun your search for the different components that make up a home theater system. However, like most people, you may still not have adequate knowledge regarding the specifics of individual parts and components of a home theater system.

When it comes to setting up a home theater system, you actually have many options available. Knowing these options and being familiar with your home theater needs will ultimately give you an idea of what home theater to buy.

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The home entertaining industry continues to make great strides, thanks to technology. What was only a dream long ago is now a reality. Today, we can put the latest technology in home theater in our homes.

However, many are still reluctant to install a home theater system. They have reservations about the process of selecting the different home theater components for their home theater system. Many of them may wonder exactly what electronic components they should buy. Still some are worried about the cost.

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The home theater receiver (or A/V receiver) is the heart and soul of your system, so choosing the right model is crucial. In this article, we will discuss the features of a home theater receiver.

Decoding surround audio

You can't really compete with real cinemas in screen size, but you can completely recreate the astonishing surround audio in your living room! The main task of a home theater receiver is to supply power for the speakers, and to give them the appropriate audio signal from the surround sound mix that comes from the source. Our source for this surround sound is usually a DVD disc (we will discuss this later). Surround sound can be encoded in several formats. You should look for a home theater receiver that can decode at least the following formats:

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