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Originally Posted by rusnak
I love how you blame your wife.
Just kidding. My $.02 is to do two columns, input and output. Connect them by drawing lines from one to the next.
I can't see where the cables are coming from. Cable boxes allow multiple sources of audio and video input. HDMI would be the best video input, but you can use your red to red, and white to white for audio input/output.
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That's a standard FIOS Motorola QIP 7232.
The only input it takes is the signal over COAX.
Outputs are limited to what you see.
Can't be used as a "hub" so OP needs to make all other device connection either thru a media receiver/surround sound or direct to the TV.
The Composite are coming from the slim black box to the left of the DVR. That's a Sony Blu-Ray, has only Composite and HDMI out.
The reason for that is copy protection. Composite is not HD, HDMI is but passes copy protection flags, Component is also HD but since it's analog it does not pass the copy protection flags which would make illegal copying of the content easy/possible.