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Fact #1. Watching movies at home is tricky. Building a theater at home almost requires dedicating a whole room. Some people just set up a few audio/video devices in a living room. Others master the art of transforming a garage into a home theater.
Fact #2. How they communicate is important. Bluetooth capable systems are an obvious choice. The next best thing is one with both USB and HDMI ports. These will allow users to connect almost any device they want. If someone hates having to get up once the movie has started, they should look for a system that comes with a remote control that manages both the audio and video devices.
Fact #3. Consider how you'll be watching your media. The most common method these days is streaming. That's good for many situations. However, you shouldn't look past a DVD or Blu-Ray player. There are advantages to physical media as well. Netflix can't suddenly lose access to one of your DVDs. Blu-Ray quality is still unparalleled. And the internet sometimes goes down, or at least slows down, causing dips in quality.
Fact #4. How your space will look is a big issue. Especially if you're trying for a dedicated entertainment room. There's a reason movie theaters don't have random electronics strewn everywhere. There are two ways to fix that problem. The first is to get a compact system. That way you can hide things in cabinets or elsewhere. The other is to get an elegant system. Some have tower-shaped, ultra-sleek speakers that resemble pieces of modern art.
Fact #5. No home theater is complete without surround sound. All surround sound speaker systems feature 5.1 channels. The five channels represent speakers, which are each placed around the room. The point one is for the subwoofer, which gives you bass.
