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Question: Antenna Recs? Can anyone recommend an antenna that will work with this TV?  I have this one and a slightly larger one of the same version and I cannot get an antenna to screw on to the jack that is on the back of either set!  I've yet to be able to watch over the air broadcasts, only DVDs, because I don't have a cable connection in the rooms where they are!  Please help!
Document: I haven't yet found the perfect offair antenna for this one yet to watch NBC out of Tucson, though. This is a minor complaint for an otherwise great quality TV.The DVD player also works well but I've yet to figure out how to use the remote with the DVD.Highly recommend for a desk-top, counter-top or other small space.
Other times it stalls or stops while in use. So, we just kept using Elmo Videos. Now its annoying, because we cant watch any other DVD's they either dont work at all or dont work well. The no remote issue is a pain and now we tried to hook up a digital antenna to it, and it wont get any signals. We live just north of Chicago...no one else has problems, except us and this TV.
Great TV if you hook it up to cable. This TV will not pick up all the channels with over the air antenna. Tried to scan all the over air programs and would only scan three fourths of the way which gave me only half of the channels that I normally receive. All my other TV's including a 9 inch will get all the channels with this same connection. Called customer service and got no satisfaction on the issue from them.
My wife and I choose to get our TV signals over the air with an antenna. So, with the looming switch to digital-only broadcasting, I decided to simply replace an analog Sharp Aquos 13" set with a new, widescreen model. After much research, I chose the Toshiba. I've had some experience with Toshiba products and have no complaints. I wanted a 'brand name' set for reliability concerns.We've had it for just less than a month and are generally pleased with the set.
Searched hi and low for a compact TV for the kitchen. Thought i found a winner by reading reviews on this TV. Reality, i've taken this TV back to Toshiba's authorized return center (2) two times! The first time was when i recieved it and plugged it in thus a horribale looking picture, something out of of a sci-fi movie. Had it repaired with a quick turn around. After 40 days, i started to get a no video-from either cable or dvd.
Got this for a tv to watch in the kitchen while cooking or getting ready for work. It's just what we needed. We get by with a small antenna, which lets us put it in a few locations. And the DVD player is a big bonus. I'd recommend it to a friend.
I have not yet used the DVD player (other than testing to make sure it works), but I predict I will use it a lot when I am staying in our travel trailer. I was pleased to be able to purchase a name-brand TV at a reasonable price, and I would definitely recommend the Toshiba to anyone who is looking for a small, easy-to-relocate television.
Overall, the TV is nice. The picture is great, size is perfect for the kitchen. The DVD player works well, if only slightly annoying noise every time you power on the set.However, please note this set is not wall mountable. We returned it.The 19" version is wall mountable.
This machine replaced another Tv that went simply dead. Ease of purchase on Amazon was a great help in getting a replacement quickly. Having the DVD built in allowed me to get rid of the exterbal DVD player - and all the attendant wires. Now I only have the TV itself and the cable box [which is larger than the TV!!]. It could have had a better quality sound system, but is perfecly adequate for its use in the kitchen.
The size is just great. Perfect for my office. But...picture isn't really sharp. Have checked out cable connection...even put a splitter in when VCR "taped" pictures were faded looking as well(it didn't help), but still don't have a sharp picture and still have very faded recorded ones. I wouldn't recommend. For the price you can do better with Vizio or others.
Answer: I use a simple RCA HD antenna that has a co-axial connection to go between it and the TV. No need to connect cable to the wall outlet.