Is a sony big screen tv model number kp43ht20 a hd

There are many choices these days, but the digital tuner box would normally come from the company that supplies your cable signal. The digital tuner usually includes a PVR (personal video recorder). As long as you television is modern, connection will be via an HDMI Cable which comes with the box.

https://www.google.com/search?q=television+digital+tuner

https://www.google.com/search?q=hdmi+cable

These are like mine and come via a super fast internet telephone line.

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yes if you have a pvr or another box top.

I would be surprised if this model has component inputs from its age and if so it is not a HD set.

Need to know the model numbers of the DVD player and the TV before any sort of help can be given.

--This by the model number is a old set--parts may not be available-

This model had two real issues---Glycol leaks from the tubes and causes all kinds of odd problems and there is a IC (called and no joke the Jungle chip) that causes anything from flickering lines that get worse as it heats up to video and other issues)

New cable box recently? If not, your cable provider has probably pushed a firmware update to your cable box. Green screens are very common with HDMI connection. From your symptom, I am going to take a guess that you are connected via HDMI. If so, switch to Component cables and your problem is solved. It's not the TVs fault... cable boxes seem to be the single largest problem child for HDMI compatibility. I hope this was of some assistance.

henknm

If your PVR has an Optical Output then you will be able to hook that to your SONY DAV-S300. If it does not you will just be able to use the standard analog stereo connections. I included a picture of the Optical port on your SONY DAV-S300.


Issken

I have the same system, except for the TV, I have a project (that part doesn't matter).

From your Sat. go straight to your AV receiver
Again from you Sat. (all of the AV outputs are all live), go out from either 1 or 2 and go to your recorder Line 1 in.
From you AV receiver go to your TV.

All you have to do is hit record and you will record whichever channel you are on. I am having difficulty getting it set up as a PVR, but will figure it out sooner or later.

Hope this helped.

a switch box is needed the s video shares the red/white audio with the yellow rca that is being used already

Does Sony offer any kind of recall for this problem? It seems to be a common problem for this model of tv.