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The TV provides a couple of video connectors, a couple of ColorStream inputs and a couple of output ports. For the highest possible picture quality, you can use the ColorStream connection between your TV and DVD player. If your component is not ColorStream compatible, then use the S-Video connection.

There are many combinations of components that can be connected to the TV.
The manual explains them all and here are some highlights:
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Cable Box
DVD player with component video and a VCR
DTV receiver/set-top box with component video and a VCR
Two VCR
Camcorder
Audio system
Audio/Video (A/V) receiver
Etc.

Major features of the TV and remote:
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All the lights illuminate up on the remote

The remove can be programmed for a non-Toshibia VCR and/or cable TV converter

Up to two different antenna input sources

Add and erase specific channels manually

Program up to nine of your favorite channels (Allows you to scan through your favorite channels)

Channel labeling

Picture in Picture / double-window (The sub-picture can be a TV broadcast or come from a source, such as your VCR)

Locks include V-Chip, Channel lock, Video lock, and you can lock out the front panel except the power button (All based upon a user defined PIN)
Digital Noise Reduction (DNR) that can be useful when receiving a broadcast with a weak signal or playback from a damaged disc or tape

Close caption features

Sleep timer

StableSound feature that will limit the high volume level like when a TV program switches to a commercial

The TV weights 214 pounds and the remote requires 2 "AA" batteries.