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    Any receiver with an HDMI input you purchase will most definitely have an HDMI out. Some will even have multiple I/O (such as my Onyko).

    Essentially your receiver will become a gateway for devices connected to it. So if you have an xb360 with an hdmi cable connected to your receiver you will want the receiver output to your television to be hdmi as well.

    However, I will warn, hdmi cables quickly become an additional cost - but one that is well worth it if you value the fidelity of your audio and video.

    As to whether you will be able to configure your receiver / television in tandem...I think you can do that - Unless your television wasn't 'smart' enough to maintain multiple viewing settings per the input it is receiving.

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    • The TV won't be switching inputs this way, so automatic picture settings wouldn't work the same way.doublespaced
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