Neither. Try upping your budget if you can. You will get a lot more sound for your money starting at around £30. Also are they for on the go or at home because full sized cans will net you much more sound for less money.
5.1 all the way. I am assuming that you mean $350? This example won't have all the inputs you need but according to xe.com http://www.superfi.co.uk/index.cfm/page/moreinfo.cfm/Product_ID/3357 is only £3 over budget, it will sound great for the price. Just a shame Sony don't provide many inputs these days on the al-in-one DVD systems. My recommendation is to spend a little more, perhaps up to $450 to get a nice all-in-one system i.e. something not bought from a local grocery shop lol. XRED_0 has got the right idea though which is to buy what you can afford now and then decide what other speakers you want at a later date. This way the cost is staggered, you get quality components that will last for years and you get exactly what you want.
For a large image sensible people choose projection (because 100" is so small lol) and when you arent watching it slides neatly away up to the ceiling leaving your room looking clean, tidy and not overtaken by a giant black hole lol.
Nope S-Video in, Component out. The cable is so short that it can only be used to connect a standard component cable to it which in effect extends it and adds the S-Video connector. Although it could very well be used in that manner if the S-Video end is indeed standard.
Don't listen to anyone who tells you projectors are crap for gaming, I have an Optoma HD720X and a 92" screen and it's fantastic! The Optoma was a bottom of the barrel projector last year so newer and better ones have come and gone. Mine cost me about $800. The guy saying about lamp life; it's true but even a basic 1000 lamp hour model will give you a good couple of years with regular usage. Even so a new lamp for the 720X is only 160 quid, less if you shop around which is a decent trade off for getting a 100" image or so for $800. By the time you need to replace the lamp the next biggest thing will have come out and it will more than likely be a new projector anyways lol. Also, DLP is not crap at all. What I will say is make sure you use a screen and not your wall as the picture is so much better and spend a bit more than bargain basement if you can because although impressive, a 1080p image would look much crisper. I will second the HD65 as it looks like an updated 720X.
Hydralisk my good friend; this has got to be about the tenth thread you have made about the same problem and each time you have gotten the same answer (I even stayed out of this thread 'til now lol) call an electrician because they will be able to tell you exactly what is wrong.
It's likely not to be a standard S-Video connector, I know mine isn't and the picture isn't all that bad for what it is. With that cable you can hook up a TV or monitor with component (ypbpr) to your graphics card.
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