Mounting a flat panel TV is a lot less complicated than you probably think it is. It's so easy, even a Wookiee can do it.

A high definition video projector can transform a room into a home theater, but taken outside with the proper accessories it's the next best thing to time traveling to the era of drive-in movies.

Guest writer Peter O'Connell describes what you'll need to do to set up a Blu-ray Disc player with an older pre-HDMI home theater receiver, and why you'd want to.

If you're tired of paying through the nose every month for satellite or cable TV, you might want to explore what's out there for free with a simple antenna. It's not just the big three networks any more.

Building a home theater or media room usually requires some painting and these five tips will get you through it as efficiently, and as neatly, as possible.

In our final part of this series, we'll go into some detail about why your HDTV may not look as good as you expect it to, and what you can do about it.

In part two of our series on how to hook up your new HDTV, we cover the details on how to connect new and existing components to your HDTV in order to get the best possible picture (and sound) quality.

OK, so you've just brought home a fancy new widescreen flat panel HDTV. It's got 1080p, 2,000:1 contrast ratio and 500 nits of brightness. Now what?

Love discrete multi-channel surround sound but hate visible speaker wires? Dennis McLaughlin shares a few tips on how to hide those wires away without sacrificing sound quality.

Our DIY projection screen painting adventures conclude with two additional projector screen painting projects, one using Behr's SilverScreen paint, and one using ScreenGoo Digital Grey Lite, plus a new framing tape called Screen Flok.