I bought a SONY KV-DA32 CRT Widescreen - just before the Plasmas/LCDs came out - if only I'd waited !!!!!

In order to activate the HD, the manual shows a cable from a digital TV receiver terminating in 5 plugs - 3 being composite video, the other 2 go into 2 HD inputs (same phono-style) labeled HD and VD with the word 'SYNC' linking them. I have absolutely no idea about this.

The TV has been discontinued. This is the only reference I could find :-

http://www.sonybiz.co.za/search_acc_results.asp?CID=49&SID=103

Note it says "HD ready with double-component input" ????????

All inputs are phono/video/s-video/component-video. There is no scart/DVI/HMDI.

Anybody any idea how to get the HD working ??

Sounds like a Euro RGBHV..

It certainly wont be composite video.. Thats a since jack usually marked yellow is isnt HiDef.. Its one of the rarer forms of component is my bet.

See if you can look in all the menu option of the set (or find a service manual) to see if it will take YPbPr component, somtimes its a setting but I am thinking your was the end of the line for SD sets and just at an awkward bit of changeover.