A:Answerall flat screens are wall mountable, almost every mount will work as long as they are rated for a screen this size, just 4 holes in the back of tv for mounting brackets, 15minutes for any handyman
A:AnswerYou don't have to buy a smart tv if you don't want to. However, if you want to watch Netflix on your tv, you could buy a streaming media player like the Google Cromecast, Amazon Fire Stick, or Roku.
A:AnswerTo your specific question of connecting your DVD AND VCR with the usual 3 color cords, NO you can not. There is only 1 set of input jacks for that type of cord so you could connect your DVD OR your VCR with those cords, but not both independently.
Some work-arounds would be:
1) connecting the DVD via HDMI cable (this tv has 3 ports of that type) 2) most VCRs have inputs so you could plug the DVD cords into the VCR then the VCR into the TV - the only real drawback being you'd have to have the VCR on to watch a DVD
3) get a Y splitter for each of the 3 cords, plugging them into the TV and both sets of the 3 cord lines into the splitters
A:AnswerI am watching over the air broadcast using "Native", "Movie" mode. Movie mode gives clear picture quality as compared to others in this TV. You may then use in "Movie" mode some customization by pressing "Menu" button on remote, Select "Picture" and here you may adjust little bit of "Sharpness", "Brightness", and other options as you desire.
As I mentioned in my early post in reviews; "I use antenna to watch over the air programing. I have noticed one thing; Channel 2,4,11,13 and 50 are shown in 1080i whereas Channel 5 and 7 are in 720p. if you are a cable customer you may experience 1080p but I don't know for sure. Maybe this is how each channel is broadcasted not a TV issue. But even with 1080i and 720p broadcast I don't see performance or picture issue."
Hope this helps!! Have some patient!! You will figure it out :)
