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Posted by Alex F. on January 25, 2014 at 14:35:12:
In my post above I forget to mention the use of an HDMI switchbox, which would allow you to feed several HDMI sources to your TV's single HDMI input. This assumes you are using a preamp or receiver that has available analog audio inputs.

In my wife's home-office system she uses a Bluejeans HDMI switchbox ($27 at Amazon) that auto-switches to any powered-up source. According to a Bluejeans rep I spoke to it passes HDMI video transparently. I haven't tested it on our large screens, but Blu-rays and DirecTV HD look perfect via her Vizio 29" HDTV.

Here is a link to the switchbox: