“I bought this tv because its the only one I found that I can use an antenna to get my local channels in real time. If I were to connect it to internet, would the antenna feature be disabled?”
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No the antenna is a separate input signal from your DSL internet connection or Wi-Fi. if you are using a cable tv box connected to your TV antenna input, there would be a problem because, you would need that input to connect your antenna. Most cable boxes have two outputs to choose from. One is a coaxial output for the tv antenna input and the other is for an HDMI output for an HDMI tv input. for best cable reception, it is better to connect the HDMI output on your cable box to the HDMI input on your TV. that way you are free to connect an antenna as a separate input signal source. Your computer would be connected to one of the other HDMI inputs if you use your tv as a monitor. The Antenna input would not be disabled when connecting to the internet because, they are two separate sources that are independent of each other .
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