flowchart LR
subgraph Media Closet
subgraph Denon AVR X1700H
AVR_HDMI1
AVR_HDMI2
AVR_HDMI3
AVR_HDMI4
AVR_HDMI5
AVR_HDMI6
AVR_HDMI_OUT
Speakers_OUT
Sub_OUT1
Sub_OUT2
end
Nintendo_Switch --> AVR_HDMI1
Apple_TV --> AVR_HDMI2
PC --> AVR_HDMI4
Xbox --> AVR_HDMI5
PS5 --> AVR_HDMI6
end
subgraph Living Room
subgraph Samsung S95B TV
TV_HDMI1
TV_HDMI2
TV_HDMI3_eARC
TV_HDMI4
end
subgraph Hue Play HDMI Sync Box
HUE_HDMI_OUT
HUE_HDMI1
HUE_HDMI2
HUE_HDMI3
HUE_HDMI4
end
subgraph 7.2 Surround Sound
In_Wall_Speakers
In_Wall_Sub1
In_Wall_Sub2
Under_Couch_Sub
end
subgraph EZCOO HDMI 2.1 Splitter
HDMI_2.1_IN
HDMI_2.1_OUT
HDMI_2.0_OUT
end
HDMI_2.1_OUT --> TV_HDMI1
HDMI_2.0_OUT --> HUE_HDMI2
HUE_HDMI_OUT --> TV_HDMI2
end
AVR_HDMI_OUT --> HDMI_2.1_IN
Speakers_OUT --> In_Wall_Speakers
Sub_OUT1 --> In_Wall_Sub1
Sub_OUT1 --> In_Wall_Sub2
Sub_OUT2 -. Wireless .-> Under_Couch_Sub
The Hue sync box outputs to TV's HDMI 2 input only to make it happy that the signal is ending up somewhere
If I don't do this the sync stops every time there's a signal change (input change or HDR on/off). My TV is on HDMI 1 permanently.
I use HDMI 2 input on the Hue Sync Box because that's the Dolby Vision port and potentially (?) has higher bandwidth...? But it doesn't actually matter since the sync works on all ports. Might be different for Dolby Vision user who should stick with HDMI 2.
This system might look like a lot but everything hidden
The receiver and all inputs are in the media closet (pictured). The HDMI and speaker cables are in conduits under the floor and in the walls.
The HDMI splitter, sync box, and other things like the Hue hub (not diagrammed) as well the power supplies are hidden behind the TV.