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I have a sony bravia KDL52V51000 and today it decides not to read the HDMI inputs. just says no signal. it recognizes that there is something plugged into my 3 and 4 inputs but when i click each of them just says no signal. sometimes i can get my input 4 to work which is my comcast box and then when i switch a channel it will say no signal again. any ideas on whats causing this problem. thanks.

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1. Please try a new HDMI cable.
2. Try to upgrade the FIRMWARE of the TV. You may download it from SONY official website if there is a upgrade for your model.
3. After upgrade the firmware, if the problem is not solved, change the main board.

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I agree with your solution and you are correct in that you lose very little quality by using component instead of HDMI. there are A/V receivers that transcode HDMI inputs to component; as far as I know that's the only other option

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The problem is that, according to the specs for that TV, it doesn't support 1080p.
That's a 720p television you've got. (Specs here)
While the specs say that it supports 1080p, the resolution says it supports 1366 x 768, which is only 720p, not 1080p or even 1080i.
You may want to contact Sony for clarification, because their specs for that tv are contradicting each other.

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