Onkyo HT-RC360 7.2-Channel Network Audio/Video Receiver has a ton of features so plan on spending a week or two learning how to make the most of its capabilities. Plugging in a USB key into the front of the receiver to play content quickly and easily. The interface is very intuitive. Onkyo HT-RC360 7.2-Channel Network Audio/Video Receiver have Internet radio. Using vTuner was seamless and worked without any registration. Register if you want to create and manage favorite stations on your PC. Streaming music from Windows Media Player 12 equipped PC over the network via dlna was quick to set up and effective. The Audyssey 2EQ is very user friendly and did a great job of testing out my room and calibrating individual speaker output. It saves a ton of individual settings (available in the regular menus). The surround effect when finished was outstanding for my 5.1 ATT Uverse and my 7.1 DVD player. The listening modes are grouped into four remote control buttons for Movie/TV, Music, Game, and Stereo. Since there are over 40 modes, having them grouped for usefulness is outstanding. Also, only the available modes are present - you won't get DTS-HD as a choice if it is not an option from your media being played.
Besides that, Onkyo HT-RC360 7.2-Channel Network Audio/Video Receiver have the advanced set up consists of 9 menus that lead to other menus that control and set everything including I/O assignments, resolutions, converting, digital audio, speaker assignment / adjustment and Audyssey configurations to name only some.
The receiver also has a second zone that will output most sources as an analogue signal to another area via a direct speaker connection or a left and right line out to connect to another amplifier/receiver. This allows playback from different sources in different areas.
