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Watching picture-in-picture (PIP)
The picture-in-picture (PIP) feature allows you to watch two pictures
at the same time. The smaller picture can come from a TV broadcast
or an external source, such as a VCR.
To display a TV broadcast as a small picture:
1. Turn on the TV and select the program you want to watch.
2. Press PIP once to display a small picture. A window 1/9 the size
of the screen will appear. Press PIP a second time to display a
1/16-size window.
PPI
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PPI
3. Press PIP CH y z to choose the program you want to be
displayed as a small picture.
If the V-CHIP feature is active and you try to watch a TV
program that exceeds the rating limits you set, the TV will enter
into the program block mode. See “Using the V-CHIP menu” on
page 32.
PIP
BLOCKED
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To display a picture from an external source as a small picture:
1. Make sure you have connected the external source equipment
properly. For more information, see the “Connecting your TV”
on page 5.
2. Turn on the TV and select the program you want to watch.
3. Press PIP once to display a small picture. A window 1/9 the size
of the screen will appear. Press PIP a second time to display a
1/16-size window.
4. Repeatedly press SOURCE to select the input source (VIDEO 1,
VIDEO 2, or VIDEO 3) for the small picture. The selected
source will be displayed in purple. ColorStream cannot be
selected.
5. You can play a tape as the small picture or select a channel for the
small picture using the VCR’s channel button.
P P SOURCE
TV
VI 1DEO
VI 2DEO
VI 3DEO
SELECTIONI
SOURCE TO SELECT:
To turn PIP off:
Press PIP once or twice, depending on the size of the small
picture screen you selected.
PIP
PIP CH yz
SOURCE
Note:
• PIP cannot be turned on when the
ColorStream input is being viewed.
• You cannot display the signal sources input
through the ANT-2 terminal as a small
picture.
• You can choose to hear the sound of either
the main or PIP picture (see “Selecting the
audio out sound” on page 45).