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It's not. The series is based on the book The Returned by Jason Mott.
No, both are not on all the time. Just one at a time, so they each are turned on and off every day.
I've had a TX-NR708 for several years, now tucked in a cabinet in the bedroom, and a TX-NR3010 for a couple of years in the living room. Between the two of them, they're on nearly 24 hours a day (I sleep with music on and work from home), both using a variety of inputs. Not a single HDMI problem.
Sorry, even though you can wire up 11 speakers, the TX-NR708 can only output 7 channels in the main area at a time, and just 5 channels if you're using powered Zone 2. An external amp for Zone 2 lets you continue to use 7 channels in the main room, but won't let you expand to 9 channels.
The software on your PC is an internet interface, but more expensive and harder to maintain.
You could consider Netflix just to be a giant DVR.
I always thought she should have played her own mother in How I Met Your Mother. She's only two years younger than the actress they chose.
You could sit by the fire and watch shadow puppets on the cave walls.
Per the phaseHD site, they support 4K and HDMI 2.0 speeds, but don't mention HDMI 2.0 specifically. If there is a bottleneck here, it would be the Darbee processor.
Redmere cables use just a receiver (actually. more like an equalizer) on the TV end, built-in to and powered by the cable. The DVP implementation, if it's a new model, will probably involve a built-in transmitter, an HDMI cable of your choosing, and a passive receiver for the other end. More of a brute force approach. I don't know which is better and/or cheaper.
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