Does this TV support standard definition?
331566
Well, it's a computer monitor, not a tv screen. So it does support standard definition, but through a standard computer vga or a dvi cable. Not through a standard TV RCA cable or coaxial cable
1924217
no... requires a computer that has the ability to recognize new devices.... such as a tablet/laptop/desktop.TV's aren't that smart
1835147
As far as newer tv's, yes. The picture quality on flat screen tvs looks clear, but more standard definition
189913
I thought it did, since it has more settings than any TV I've ever had, but glad to know it does. I too have never used it. It's a great TV and very attractive as well.
1595187
Don't know exactly, just have to make sure that the TV is within the sizes it says it will support.I used it with a brand that is sold by Best Buy.
902283
You know TV's are square or rectangle? HD vs standard def? That's the difference. One is widescreen. One is a box.
1280570
Yes, supports, but I never saw any tv signal with DTS channels, if you are trying to buy it form home media purpose, I would suggest to search for a better option
1266471
I am sorry to say that these questions are over my head. I don't know what any of those things mean. But my assumption is that since all of those things matter to you, this tv is likely not for you. Like I mentioned in my review, the Netflix did not work very well. So I expect that the other smart features are also unimpressive. That doesn't bother me, since I use my bluray player for that. Also, the picture in motion is not the greatest, so that might be an issue for you too. For my basic requirements, I am satisfied with this. I know that this is not the best tv, but the price was good & I like it.
417120
The native resolution of this tv is 720p so everthing gets converted to this resolution (1080p, 1080i, 525, etc.) when displayed.
1385091
Yes it has an audio/video cable for standard television but it is meant for a HDTV.
2122286
For those wondering, an EDTV is an "enhanced" definition television. It's probably a tube TV with a VGA input that can display up to 480p (instead of the standard 480i). Or 576p if it's PAL.
1773045
That depends on what kind of output your tv accepts. Chances are you're fine; most tvs accept the RCA that is provided, but you might want to check to be sure.
1483731
It does, but I'd buy a better quality standard tv at that point. The 12v option is the reason to buy this tv.
2039264
It supports JPEG files, in fact that's the ONLY image format supported (JPEG and JPG file extensions). Images can be set to loop, and in fact this is covered in the TV's user's manual on page 95:http://support.toshiba.com/support/staticContentDetail?contentId=3596913
770349
No it does not. It's a pretty basic tv. It has pretty good picture quality and has a large amount of inputs in the back for multiple items. I have a computer, ps3, blue ray player, DVD player my cable and still have more I could hook up. The only issue I have with it is the sound quality. It does not have very good sound. It's not terrible but definitely not premium.
1324672
yes it does... NOT all the options are usable unless the TV is Vizio Brand. Same thing with Sony and many others.
276745
I haven't used this feature so cannot comment on the supported video formats I'm afraid. Sorry. I use the TV with my Verizon fios and a bluray player.