Can turn my polaroid tv on but cant get the hdtv input to come in....there is a slight buzz even without the antenna cable connected....when i bring up the menu and go to select hdtv the menu automatically goes off

No it does not.

How to Hook Up a TV Antenna: 7 Steps (with Pictures)

www.wikihow.com > ... > TV and Home Audio > Television

wikiHowHow to Hook Up a TV Antenna. Two Parts:Picking an AntennaConnecting the AntennaQuestions and Answers. Want to ditch your cable, but still like to watch the ...

How to Connect an Over the Air TV Antenna to a Flat Screen ...

? 6:37
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Pq8e57O4zk
Sep 19, 2012 - Uploaded by All About Home Electronics.com
How to watch digital channels without cable TV or satellite for FREE? ... How To BUILD The BEST HDTV ...

How to Connect an Antenna or Cable to Your HDTV - Video ...

www.dummies.com/.../how-to-connect-an-antenna-or-cable-to-your-hdt...

The first step to connect an antenna, is to find the input port on your HDTV. Look for the VHF/UHF input. It's usually on the side or in the back of your HDTV.

Disconnect all inputs. Unplug set from AC for 1minute plug back in and turn on set. Press menu and select input Antenna, cable,HDMI video etc. Connect source to that input.

No because it is a monitor only; meaning it does not have a TV tuner of its own.

Try pressin the channel up/down button instead of the input button. Sometimes this will activate bring up the cable/antenna input...

Good Luck....

you are trying to use a monitor as a tv, you will need a tuner to get a pic, use a cable box or digital to analog tuner to get something

tuner is bad. they dont make spare parts for that tv.

I checked out the manual for a similar model tv from polaroid...there's only one input for the coax cable from your antenna, so if the antenna's cable is connected to this input, this couldn't be the problem. What I do have trouble with on my own tv is that my indoor antenna location can make huge differences in recognizing all available digital signals. I could even have the antenna facing a different direction, and get different results. There are a few sites you can google for to find your distance from the broadcast towers, too. This might help to determine if you need a stronger antenna. It's a painfully long procedure to try different angles and positions for your antenna each time you run a channel scan, but this might be the only thing that would prevent you from picking up the digitals. I try the highest spot possible, and the one closest to the outdoors. Good luck, I hope you can pick them up soon! (Any antenna works...the industry tries to pass off "digital/hdtv specific antennas" to make a buck. I've used a cheapy rabbit-ears antenna and was able to bring in digital channels, as long as your tv or converter box is converting the signal.)

You still need a converter box for it to work off the antenna.

Good Luck and Please Rate

HDTV sets are different from the old analog sets.

If your set is showing No Signal or Weak Signal you will have to do the following.
1) Connect an Antenna or Cable to the input on the back.
2) Go into the Channel signal source menu and select either the Air/Antenna or Cable option.
3) Go into the Auto Program Scan menu and SCAN in the channels.

Now you can watch available channels.