OK, I know this is a total newbie question, but I have to swallow my pride and ask it. I have a 1050, have had it for maybe 4 years.
I have no idea what the video connections are for. The manual tells how to hook them up, but it doesn't say why, why would I want to run video through my receiver? In my mind the receiver is for audio only, how does the video come into play?
Originally posted by gonk:
It's a pretty interesting list, actually. Here's what comes to mind.
- DVI video switching
- component video switching, including cross-conversion from s-video and composite.
- more sophisticated digital bass management (four independently adjustable crossovers in place of the 1050's one adjustable crossover)
- bass management on 7.1 direct analog audio input (either an analog 80Hz crossover or the digital bass management)
- additional processing modes (DTS:ES, DTS NEO:6, Dolby EX, Dolby Pro Logic IIx)
- more digital inputs
- front AV input
- Audio sync delay
There are probably a couple other differences that I haven't listed. Some may mean nothing to you, of course, but that's a decent start. 
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