If you are using an analog TV, there are basically no more analog TV broadcasts other than a very few low power transmitters.
From now on, you need a digital receiver. They can be obtained from electronic retailers for a few dollars and will allow you to receive digital broadcasts in the same way as analog broadcasts.
Alternatively, you could use cable or a satellite service although these options will involve additional charges.
The final option is to use an internet based television receiver. AppleTV is one of several devices that may work for you.
Most electronics stores will be able to tell you what options you have for your area but be aware that they will be keen to sell a solution to you. Consider their advice carefully but don't be pushed into an immediate purchase when you speak to them.
Try changing the source on the television to AV1 if you only have sound but no picture from a DVD player. If it is on TV it will not play a DVD.
If you have hooked up your DVD player and get sound but no picture, try changing the picture source from TV to AV 1.
At times you can experience some difficulties with your cable television picture and the reception quality. Here are certain things that you can try to fix your television picture on your own.Shrinking picture: When the picture in your television shrinks, it is usually an indication of poor power supply. Check to see that the power is adequate and if it is so, then the power circuitry of the television itself may be fused. If you do not know how to fix this, you may have to call an electrician.Experiencing 'Snow': If the only thing on your television screen is �snow� -- that is, a black and white dotty kind of picture -- then you should check and see that the cable wire is securely connected to your wall outlet and the television set. If you are using a converter, make sure that it is also connected to the power supply system. At times, snow can be a result of the channel that you are watching not being available from the cable company itself. This can be due to a technical fault at the cable company. In such a situation there is nothing for you to fix, but just wait for your cable company to begin broadcast of the channel again.Bad Reception: This can again be due to your cable not being connected properly. If it is, then check that the switch on your television set that says cable/ T.V is set to the cable position. This should help to improve the reception quality.Converter Problems: If you are using a converter and it is not providing you with a signal, see that the converter output channel is selected according to the channel you wish to see. To check if your converter itself is functioning or not, try and connect the cable wire to your television directly, bypassing the converter box altogether. If it was a converter problem then your picture will have returned.Rolling Picture: If your picture is rolling up and down, adjust the vertical hold button on your television set; if it is going sideways then adjust the horizontal hold button. This is not a cable problem but a problem in the television set itself.If none of the above steps seem to work, then call your cable company�s service department and have them come and fix the picture for you.A trick most don't know about is to go into the VIDEO menu, select Sharpness or Detail and run the setting for it all the way UP. The only time this doesn't help is if you already have snow in the picture.
If you have "snow" or a fuzzy picture on your TV and you have satellite TV or cable with a satellite receiver box or cable box, you may have your TV tuned to the wrong channel. Televisions need to be "tuned" to a channel or sometimes input (i.e. HDMI, etc) in order for you to view your programming with satellite or cable receivers. Contact your pay television provider, they can talk you through it over the phone.
This TV does not have the picture in picture function.
All 3D tvs show a better than average 2D picture.
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This TV makes a great picture but is only average in reliability. Buy it.
TV snow is caused by background radiation from the 'Big Bang'.
Snow Job - TV series - was created in 1983.