So if I understand this properly, with a BDP-105, one could bring in two video devices (e.g. a cable box and roku) on HDMI as well as 2 other audio sources using the digital coax and toslink inputs. It would consolidate its own video signals with the other two video sources, process them using the QDEO processing and output the signal on the HDMI-1 Output. The digital audio signals would all be converted to analog and available on the 7.1 outputs. This sounds like the ultimate upgrade.

If so in my case, I would only need my 990 for hooking up my SMS-1 (I don't really listen to AM/FM in that room). Am I missing something?