I have this Sony TV from 2005: http/www.cnet.com/products/sony-klv-s32a10/specs/
I know the specs say that it has an HDMI port but mine doesn't because its the non-HDMI variant.
Anyway, so I subscribed to a new digital TV provider but the problem was that its set top box only had composite and HDMI output while my TV only had composite and component input.
Having paid a one time fee for HD, there's no point viewing HD using composite. So to solve the problem, I purchased an HDMI to component converter: http/www.snapdeal.com/product/enem-stecker-hdmi-to-vga/1289781315
The problem is, that even though the audio and video are being transmitted at 720p/50 Hz, the TV keeps changing its display mode from 'Normal' to 'Full' every 30 or so seconds, and as a result of these random fluctuations, it keeps blacking out.
This didn't happen when I tried using the converter with one of my media players (http/www.naaptol.com/hd-media-players/intex-it-mhp-1080-mini-home-hd-media-player/p/12303085.html)
Also, I tried changing my set top box HD settings from 720p to 1080i but at 1080i the video was quite weird, and had random blue-violet shades and specks... However, the Intex media player can display 1080i/60 Hz just fine...
I know the specs say that it has an HDMI port but mine doesn't because its the non-HDMI variant.
Anyway, so I subscribed to a new digital TV provider but the problem was that its set top box only had composite and HDMI output while my TV only had composite and component input.
Having paid a one time fee for HD, there's no point viewing HD using composite. So to solve the problem, I purchased an HDMI to component converter: http/www.snapdeal.com/product/enem-stecker-hdmi-to-vga/1289781315
The problem is, that even though the audio and video are being transmitted at 720p/50 Hz, the TV keeps changing its display mode from 'Normal' to 'Full' every 30 or so seconds, and as a result of these random fluctuations, it keeps blacking out.
This didn't happen when I tried using the converter with one of my media players (http/www.naaptol.com/hd-media-players/intex-it-mhp-1080-mini-home-hd-media-player/p/12303085.html)
Also, I tried changing my set top box HD settings from 720p to 1080i but at 1080i the video was quite weird, and had random blue-violet shades and specks... However, the Intex media player can display 1080i/60 Hz just fine...