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Flat panel TV (DLP, LCD, LED or HDTV) are digital already.
Your signal inout could be Analog or Digital.
Also STB (Set of Box) or Cable or OTA (over the Air channels) determine if your input signals are Digital or Analog.\
You are not stating what type of TV you have. If it is an older CRT or even some older LCD flat screens, it may only have an analog tuner. All TV stations today are broadcasting digital signals and if you do not have a digital tuner in the set, you will need an adapter box to use an antenna with the set. They were widely sold around the time of the analog-to-digital transition, but are harder to find anymore.
World-Wide NTSC/PAL/SECAM Color System - Watch any video signal on this TV!!
World-Wide NTSC M, PAL BG, PAL I, Secam BG, DK/ PAL DK TV tuners
32 inch LCD TV with 3 HDMI inputs and PC input
USB input for direct media playback
45,000:1 Dynamic Contrast: While viewing either very
bright or very dark scenes, it can be difficult to distinguish main
images which blend into the background.
Dynamic Contrast dramatically mitigates this problem by
adjusting the backlight intensity, providing up to a 4X improvement in
contrast.
6.5ms Response Time
Widescreen 16 X 9 Format
World-wide Dual Voltage 110-240 volts 50-60 hertz
HDTV monitor (HDTV tuner required for HD reception)
This is a multisystem TV. All Multi System TVs in the market do not have a digital TV tuner: What does this mean?
To watch digital channels (ATSC Broadcasting in US and DVBT
broadcasting overseas) you need a digital source/tuner like a cable box,
digital tuner, satellite service, etc.
To get the best quality video on this TV you need a source that has a digital connection like HDMI or component.
Wide Screen Mode allows you to watch conventional 4:3 aspect ratio broadcasts in wide screen (16:9) mode.
Steady Sound® equalizes volume levels so there is consistent output between programs and commercials.
Built-in hidden speakers includes 2 (5W x 2) speakers to deliver dynamic sound.
Component Video Input offers the best video quality for
DVD (480p and 480i), and digital set-top box (1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p
and 480i) connections.
PC Input allows you to connect your PC and display the PC screen on your TV.
U want free air DTV?Yes,have a good Digital antena or a roof antena hood up to ur tv.Goto the tv menu.Goto SETUP go down to Ch.setup enter and pick AIR not CABLE.Enter it again for scanning for DTV free air channels.After done the scanning u should have all the free DTV free air channels.
Yes,LCD tv have digital tuner inside.Just buy a digital antena.Plug it in the antena analog whole.Go to menu setup go down to ch.rescan should have all free air channels.
Firstverify that the direct TV satellite box is set to receive and display digital stations. If you old set on the sat was analog, the box may not have been reset. You may have to contact you satellite provider. Next you will have to go to the TV menu and auto program/scan in the stations. This should pick up all the stations.
I understand you have;
Toshiba 36" analog tv, Tivax converter box, RCA Digital Flat amplified antenna.
You want to get signal over the air; Connect the antenna to the Tivax converter box. Connect the Tivax Converter box to the input for the TV.
Turn on the antenna, Converter box and TV. You should get a menu on the tv screen. Follow the instructions and SCAN in the channels in your area by using the converter box remote.
You can see your channels by going to www.tvfool.com and entering your information.
I bought the 32 inch LCD tv. I contacted Sharp. Here is there response.
Thank you for contacting Sharp Electronics Corporation.
The display will populate on screen any time there is a change to the incoming signal (mono to stereo audio, weak/fluctuating signal strength). Unfortunately there is no way to deactivate the on screen display. If you are able, try using an alternate connection (composite video and analog audio; yellow, red and white cables) from your source device (cable/sat box, if using) to the unit. This will prevent this issue from occurring by providing a more consistent signal. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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