Thinking about upgrading your home theater to Dolby Atmos and DTS:X? Wondering what’s involved and if it’s really worth the effort? Read on. (Spoiler alert: it’s totally worth it.)

A reader asks how he can connect his Samsung TV to his NAD receiver when he can’t find any audio outputs on the back of the television.

Interested in bringing Dolby Atmos to your home theater? Here’s an overview of what you’ll need.

Ready to rock your backyard with the sounds and sights of your very own outdoor movie theater? Here’s how to get there without taking out a home equity loan.

If you’re getting rid of an older TV, streaming media box or Blu-ray player and want to remove your Netflix account from it, here’s how to do it.

Viewing your iPad’s content on your TV might be easier than you think, with quite a few approaches to choose from.

Using an over the air tuner, you can get more channels (and more DVR functionality) without adding a dime to your monthly fees.

You could rip CDs to MP3 with Windows Media Player using the default settings, but a few quick tweaks will result in substantially better sound quality.

iTunes has many options available to rip your CDs to your computer. A few minutes going through them can result in significantly better sound quality.

Connecting a laptop or desktop computer to your TV can either be very simple or very difficult, depending on your specific hardware. We’ve got a few tips to get you started.