Personally I would avoid the bottom-of-the-range receivers such as the 365 anyway. Remember only HD audio sources e.g. Bluray players have to be connected via HDMI as HDMI is the only digital medium capable of HD audio. Obviously this isn't a problem on a non HDMI audio capable receiver. In the end, it really depends on your TV, if your TV has sufficient HDMI inputs for anything that doesn't need to go via the amp you can simply connect via HDMI direct to the display. If it was me, I would go for a receiver that can act as a hub for everything but that does mean that if you route via the amp, the amp has to be on to view it. This is the case for the majority of receivers, some pass HDMI on standby but this feature is very rare. Sometimes you won't want to use s/sound for quiet listening using the TV speakers so bear this in mind.