Sony KP-41 EXR96 Operating Instructions Manual page 40

Watching TwoPictures at Once(PIP)
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You can watch both the main picture and a window picture
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simultaneously, using the Picture-in-Picture (PIP) function.
KP-41EXR96 is equipped with one-tuner PIP. To watch two
"IV channels simultaneoushj, you must first connect a VCR
to the projection TV, which will enable you to watch a
second TV channel through the VCR tuner. (See
"Connecting Other Equipment," pp. 15 -19.)
Other models are equipped with two-tuner PIP, allowing you
to watch two TV channels at once.
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_Main picture
--mWindow picture
Picture-in-Picture special features
When watching the main picture and a window picture,
you can:
• Swap the main and window pictures (SWAP).
• Change the position of the window picture (POSITION).
• Display a stilt picture (FREEZE).
• Choose the sound from the main or window picture
(AUDIO).
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• 3"hewindow picture sound is also output from the AUDIO (VAR)
OUT jacks. The AUDIO OUT and MONITOR OUT jacks output
the main picture sound only.
• ]'he video label and channel caption will not appear with the
window picture even if you have set them.
• If you select a blocked channel in the window picture, the display
"BLOCKED" appears with the window picture. (See "Setting
C,HANNEL BLOCK," pp. 62 -- 63.)
Remote Commander
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MUTINGC.Ci_TION SLI:-EP POWER
r--ID C-I r-1
CH+ FREEZEI"VNIDEC,SWAP PIP
r-i [--i [-1 E3
OH- POSITION AUDIO OFF
r--i r-] 1:3 _
Press PIP to display a window picture
PIP
Input source mode or TV channel
for the main pict=Jre /.
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Input source mode or "IV channel
for the window picture
PIP
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A window picture appears in the last mode you watched.
Each time you press PIP, a 1/9 or 1/16 size window pic'bJre appears
alternately.
To turn PIP function off
Press OFF.
The window picture disappears.
To receive the window picture sound
Press AUDIO.
The J_ display appears for a few secor)ds, indicating that the
window picture soundis being received.
To restore the main picture sound
Press AUDIO again.
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Chapter 3: Using Advanced Features