I think the Harmony 670 has been discontinued.  I used to have either that model or the 690 and I wasn't a fan. I replaced it with the Harmony One which is excellent!

That's 90 watt/channel - plenty of power for your Aperions.

just above people's names you'll see when they posted something. that promotion was posted on 09-05-2008

Thanks for checking. I can see the view now movies fine on my PC but not the LG.  It may have to do with the wireless connection (too slow?). It's impossible to run an ethernet cable to my equipment (I even have to use wireless rear speakers in that room).  A friend has a very long ethernet cable that I'm going to borrow and ...

Thanks - good info. I activated my DVD player on my Netflix account.  I can see my Instant Queue but if I hit play it says, "loading" then goes back to the queue. I'm clearly online (I see the queue and I can watch Youtube videos with no problem) but not getting anything from Netflix.  I'll continue to play.

Thanks for that. I hadn't noticed the HD in there (how is that a genre?...whatever). I now have a bunch of new movies in my instant queue :-) Still interested in any experiences with CinemaNow and Vudo.

I have a LG BD-390 BD player with a wireless connection to my home network.  I've had Netflix for awhile and recently started downloading movies to the LG.  It's OK, but the movies are standard definition. But, you can't beat the price since it's free with a Netflix account. The LG came along with information about ...

My room is roughly 20x20 with 15 foot ceilings - I have option 2. Zero complaints.

Interesting.  I had this problem yesterday watching the game on NBC.  I have a Yamaha set to "straight" meaning it just sends out what it gets. I could barely hear the announcers.  I finally switched to 2-channel stereo and it sounded OK.  The second game was on Fox. I went back to "straight" and it sounded ...

I use the Rocketfish (Best Buy) kit.  Works great and it's under $100.  You do have to plug it into an AC outlet and string the speaker wires from the receiver to your speakers. Setting up my AVR was simple as well; it correctly saw the lag when I ran the setup on my Yamaha and took care of everything.