Set up with stereo system

We are trying to setup our apple tv, and are having trouble because of our stereo system. When I plug the HDMI into the back of the high def receiver, I get nothing. When I plug it back into the receiver that the tv, cable, dvd, etc. go through I hear the automatic apple voice say "welcome to apple tv, if you require voiceover press..."
So I think that my setup is more complicated due to the fact that we have a system on a universal remote-- any suggestions? I'm sure it's something simple!!

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Sorry I don't completely follow, are there two receivers involved here.

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