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Not so long ago, watching movies at home was a hopeless experience. You can only buy or rent poor quality of the video with a grainy picture and poor sound. The experience was terrible when compared to the big-screen, surround-sound cinema.

But now, the introduction of DVD and surround-sound home means that movies at home not to be inferior to observe them in the cinema. In fact, many people now think it is better because it is cheaper and you do not have to deal with other people, the noise, while you are trying to watch the film. Home Entertainment systems (also known as home cinemas) are always cheaper, better and easier to construct the whole time.

So, what are the ingredients for a home entertainment system? There are basically three things: a source of high-quality video and audio, an advertisement for the video and speakers for the audio. To begin, you should look for a DVD player. Although you can DVD player for nothing now, you should get a good, if you use it as part of a home entertainment system. Cheap players must starting inferior quality, image and sound, and maybe even some problems when playing DVDs at all.

The next step is a big television, either with a flat LCD or plasma screen, or maybe even a projection TV-be careful with projection, however, as he may, if you use your TV for video games. You should get an HDTV version of whatever you decide if you want to future-proof your system and make your movies look just a little bit better.

Finally, some good surround sound speakers, along with an amplifier or stereo system to drive. While systems can now ridiculous number of speakers, Dolby 5.1 is still the best system to go, because it is the most widely supported.