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Question: The spec sheet says 1 HDMI input, but the picture appears to show 1 on the side and 2 in the back.  How many HDMI ports does it have?  Thanks.
Document: Great picture quality with plenty of HDMI inputs (3). But not enough basic Audio/Video inputs. I connected my Windows 7 computer through the HDMI input but didn't get any sound. This same computer performed flawlessly when connected to the HDMI input of my other LCD TV. Also there were issues with my older Playstation 2 connected through the (Y/Pb/Pr) port. Occasionally the screen would go black for a few seconds while it tried to acquire a signal. Obviously this unacceptable for gaming purposes.
Just plug earphones into the connector instead of 2.1 speakers, mute internal TV speakers and use the volume control on your headphones. You may also want to consider wireless options, but ask yourself how many remotes you really want for a 24 inch TV considering the first one you grab is never the right one.You can use that old boombox for audio:HOW: Use this same RCA Y wire WITHOUT the female/female connector and insert it into the AUX port of your boombox.
This black audio IN port is paired with the VGA IN port permitting sound on your laptop to be fed to the internal TV speakers.` Again, the internal speakers never disable, but must be muted to not compete with external sound systems with an echo.You may want to watch digital free Hulu or other internet movies/programs on this TV.HOW: USB to USB on the left side of the screen, or HDMI to HDMI port on the back of the TV to your laptop.
Even though there are blu/red/grn video ports on the back of the TV, put your DVD player's single yellow RCA adapter into the green port (upper right of cluster) and ignore the other two colors. You'll still get full color for your DVD movies.NOTE: If for some reason the DVD disc screen is in black/white, go into TV display Preferences > AV input and change from "Colorstream HD" to "Video" ON to correct this.
This is a great picture on this tv,nice lay out for the hook up's,but the stand sucks very very cheap the tv will not sit level if it didn't have such a nice picture I would send it back,but instead I put some Bose speakers under each side and some shims to make it level,
This is my first flat screen so I was looking forward to a big upgrade. Unpack and find no manual. There's a quicky setup sheet which gets you to the channel scan and voila! No channels. Look at Toshiba web site for the manual and no luck. I'm sure it's there but I couldn't find it. Google did find one and finally page 50ish gave up the secret. Don't use the co-ax cable from the cable box but use a HDMI cable and change the input setting!
Overall, the television is very good. Picture quality is excellent, sound quality is good, although it's VERY loud. Even sound setting 1 is enough to wake someone up in the next room unless the door is closed.My minor quibbles are with the legacy connections. The component cables are not compatible with gaming systems, and the television does not accept audio input when using the PC connection.
I bought this TV mainly because it fit nicely in a wood cabinet 35&#34; across. Picture quality is decent, although lacking the depth and richness of more expensive TVs. Off axis the picture quality degrades quickly. The sound is sub par, but can be remedied with 2.1 computer speakers and sub as described by another poster. The optical out can of course be connected to a receiver for 3.1 or 5.1 Dolby digital and other codecs depending on the source.
I see this is now advertised as a 60Hz set instead of a 120Hz set. Maybe so, but it doesn't bother me a bit. I find this set capable of excellent smooth motion whether it be movies, sports, or network programming.I chose this set over comparable plasmas because of the additional HDMI input, less glossy screen, and overall ability to deliver a brighter picture than the plasmas.
Amazon replaced the first one for me within two days, but it turned out that it was a setting that I didn't know (in menu you can switch audio input between HDMI input and PC VGA input, by default it's HDMI).Anyway, the picture is clear, and everything works like they are suppose to. When I buy a bigger TV I will use this as my PC's monitor. 1080p works thru HDMI cable, haven't tried VGA though.
Answer: There are 3 HDMI INPUTS