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Originally Posted by KV-1926R
Tried it with a signal this morning, so far so good. There was no way to switch video input via the front panel controls, so I tried the remote from mom's 14" Toshiba (in stasis, made around the same time) to switch to a composite input. The guy is going to take it. He has been saving for a hi-def set, and this one will cost him 15 bucks after his discount.
Please ignore the camera artifact.
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I have the Toshiba 30HF84, one year older built June 2004. Its the only HD set in the house and gets daily use. I stashed the OEM remote away and use a Sony RM-V310, where most of the features work, including the all-important video source. There are 6 sources including an HDMI
It was $25 at a second-hand store and weighs 88 pounds, about half a Sony HD CRT.
It has no issues to date and there is some content on the internet such as reviews but I have not seen any repair advice.