Symphonic television is this digital? if so I cannot seem to find out how to switch to antenna so I can use the clear picture tv antenna

That will not work on this TV, you need a analog digital signal converter box.

Hey Bobby, even though local channels for most places switched from analog to digital you still need an antenna. A digital antenna to be more precise. Advice: don't just get a digital antenna box, look for one that has an antenna on it. You can get some for $50 that will provide crystal clear picture. Speaking from experience. I hope this helps. Good luck.
- Joe

If it is NOT high definition, you will need to buy a digital tuner for free over the air channels.

www.symphonic.us/pdf/spec/2004/ST419E.pdf
Simply buy a RCA universal remote at your nearest dollar store and press the button that reads antenna.

Unsophisticated is the first word that comes to mind when describing a television like this one, making it an ideal choice for those who want something they can use to watch television but don’t care about anything else.. Without cable input, there is little hope to get the picture looking sharp and clear using an ordinary antennae. IT IS NOT DIGITAL AND RUNS ON the old RABBIT EARS.!

your antenna is not strong enough to receive

digital or your in a area where large

structures are blocking the reception.

you could try turning the antenna slightly

and rescanning .

green screen/ilo/tv/flatscreen

You can get a 75 Ohm to 300 Ohm balun from a local Radio Shack Store and connect it to VHF antenna but you won't be able to receive off the air signals for very long because in about a month all TV signals will be being broadcast in Digital Format nationwide and all you will receive is SNOW. You'll need to also buy a Digital to Analog conversion unit as well to receive off the air programming. Sorry for the bad news but that's the advancement of technology and mandates from our government (FCC).

Hope this helps and Happy New Year,

Backyard_Jim

Pretty much a hoax on those diverter boxes. People ran out and bought them thinking that won't have reception. I have many years in maintenance and several years in nursing homes with different tv's in every room. Not once have I needed a box to pick up channels with or without cable. I myself get 16 channels with rabbit ears and thats enough for me. And I do own a combo as well and it has simple antenna and does me just fine. Depending on your location, the old tv antennas we use to put on our houses...they work amazing! Might be able to snag one on a freecycle or craigslist site. Good luck! :)

I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/shannon_b38635e8878032de

with the set turned off press the game
button and if it comes on it should be
in game/cable mode