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Question: Having problems maintaining signal from HD Cable box.Often have to do a full re-boot of  box to recieve signal. No probs w 2 other TV w same set up
Document: I just purchased this 24" TV at a local Fry's. It replaced another Panasonic 22". Both sets have an excellent picture, however the 1080p set won'thandshake through my monoprice 401-xe switch box. It works with my LG BH-200 Combo HD-DVD/Blu Ray player but does not see the Directv signalbox. It works just fine if I connect the Directv box directly but there seems to be a handshake issue when passing the signal from the Directvreceiver thru the switch box. I'd give it more stars if it was not for this issue.
I bought this TV during the black Friday lightning deals week to replace a 22" LG that I used both as PC monitor and TVPros:SlimLightNice glossy bezelGreat TV image quality in HD and even SD channels look goodSpeakers are good, you just need to modify factory settings, as they are set to 50% volumeCons:One HDMI input onlyNot full HD resolution using a VGA cable (highest resolution is 1366 by 768)Hard to get the screen to show 1920 by 1080 correctly when connecting the PC via HDMI: first desktop was cropped, then it had black bars on top, bottom and sides.Proper display was achieved by updating video card drivers and then using scaling option(My previous monitor did not need any additional configuration to display its maximum resolution correctly)Additional comments:The pictures shown in description are misleading, they belong to a 32" TV, which does have 3 HDMI inputsThis is not a LED TV, it is LCDBest thing to do is downloading its owner's manual before you buy it
We bought this TV as a Black Friday lightning deal. I was so excited about the deal and I expected good quality since it's Panasonic Viera. But unfortunately I was wrong, especially since I planned to use this as a PC monitor. If you are using it as a TV, however, there is probably nothing wrong with it as a regular TV.1. This TV is labeled "Full HD," but it is not really.I don't really know about LCD-TV technologies, but in comparison to my 2.5 years old 22" LCD-TV (Viore), this LED-LCD is not clear at all.
Moreover if I connect the PC with VGA, it supports only up to 1366 x 760. In addition, when I connect this TV with my PC, it broke my video card driver (AMD) and made detection loop. Even though it works as 1080p with an HDMI cable, but the picture is really bad quality and blurry. I can't use it for daily computer use. It will hurt my eyes.My old TV had no problem to be used as a full HD monitor using only a VGA cable.Why?
I bought this TV to go in my bedroom. I don't have cable so it's only hooked up to a Roku LT. The picture is very nice, better than the 42in Panasonic LCD I bought 2 years ago. The profile is very thin and the set up was very easy. The sound in not too bad, a bit shallow, but considering how thin the tv is, I suppose it's to be expected. It gets pretty loud as well. The set is pretty and sleek. The bevel is decently thin.
Needed a small set for my home/office. This size was perfect. I did read prior reviews on the issues if this not being full HD. But, for the holiday season lightening deal price it was still to good pass up as this is not my primary TV, but perfect for the home/office.By far NOT the best Panny product, but rather have this than some off brand no name TV with worse quality withing the price range.
Panasonic VIERA TC-L24X5 24-Inch 1080p Full HD LED LCD TVThis is a case of mistaken identity. Panasonic has long been identified as having a phenominal brand. I have purchased at least 100 electronics items from Panasonic over the years and know people within Panasonic who do their TV product development. For this TV set I cannot wait to ask them what happened.I purchased this set to replace the one my daughter took to college. The only redeeming quality this TV has, is that it looks stylish as it is very slender and all black with no gaudy insignias all over the face of the bezel.
Out of the box, it was easy to set up. The picture is fantastic, better than the LCD sets, IMHO, with strong blacks. ONLY flaw that keeps it from 5 stars...something others mention...the speakers are woefully inadequate. I plan to invest in externals as soon as I figure out how to add them. There's no earphones jack on this set, so you can't go that route. There is a "digital audio output" plug that takes a certain type of cable to connect to a stereo.
Purchased a used set at a good price, which arrived in OEM box with all packing intact. The only thing missing was the power cord,f for which I had a spare, or you could buy for $6 at the hardware store. The base quickly attaches with 3 screws and after powering up, the setup took only a few minutes. Pros:  good picture, and displays 1080i with HDMI or component input. Cons:  Does not display high definition cable channels input from the cable/antenna jack as some sets do.
So, it looks like the 4:3 aspect ratio of old monitor screens and not the 16 x 9 aspect ratio. That is fine with me. Including drivers would have helped, or at the very least on your website. Before installing the Windows driver, had problems with sharpness of details. I would say now, things look decent enough. Make sure to use the auto adjust for sharpness. This is located on page 2 under PC adjustments.TV is pretty good picture. Sometimes I wonder if any company ever practices quality control as the time for the shows is always off and there is no way to adjust time through the menu.
Answer: Sounds like that's the cable box. My bf's box goes out all the time. The cable company should swap it out free of charge.