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Using Twin View
Displaying Twin
Pictures
Factors Affecting Twin View
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If you use a cable box to view all channels, the same channel appears in both windows because the
cable box unscrambles only one channel at a time.
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If you use a cable box, you can view the cable box output in one window and view a different source
(such as a VCR or DVD player) in the second window by using TV/VIDEO. For details, see
"Connecting Optional Equipment" on page 29.
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Sources connected to the AUX, VIDEO 4, VIDEO 5, and VIDEO 6 inputs display in the left window,
but not the right.
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If you are viewing a 4:3 source and a 16:9 enhanced source (such as a DVD) side by side, the 4:3
source appears larger.
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Twin View does not display channels that are blocked by parental settings (see page 86).
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Twin View lets you see two pictures from two sources — from an antenna,
VCR, DVD, etc. — on the screen at the same time. You hear the sound from
only one of the sources at a time, but you can choose which source's sound is
selected. You can also change the relative size of each of the pictures.
Using Twin View for an extended period of time may result in
image retention.
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Tune the TV to a working channel.
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Press
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A second picture appears.
To cancel Twin View and watch the active picture
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Press
or
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