Using Picture-In-Picture (Pip) Mode - Gateway GTW-P42M102 User Manual

Chapter 3: Using Your Plasma TV Controls
Using picture-in-picture (PIP)
mode
When the picture-in-picture (PIP) mode is active, one picture is displayed on
the full screen and the other picture is displayed in a small window. The OSD
in the upper-right corner of your screen lists the programs displayed on the
full screen and in the window.
Warning
Tips & Tricks
To control PIP mode using the remote control:
1
Press the PIP button on the remote control once to turn on PIP mode. A
small window appears in one corner of the screen. The picture on the full
screen is the main picture. The picture in the window is the sub-picture.
2
If you want to move the window to a different corner of the screen, press
the POSITION button on the remote control one or more times.
3
If you want to the swap the main picture and the sub-picture, press the
SWAP button.
4
If you want to change the video input source for the main picture, press
the INPUT SELECT button or any one of the DIRECT INPUT buttons on
the remote control.
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Avoid leaving the PIP window in the same position for an
extended period of time because this may cause image
burn-in. For more information on image burn-in, see
page 38.
You can use PIP mode if your video input source is set to
TV, AV, or S-Video. You can also use PIP mode if your
video input source is set to Component 1 or Component 2,
but only if the video input source is 480i or lower, such as
a DVD player. Component video input sources higher than
480i, such as a HDTV set-top box, do not work in PIP
mode. If your video input source is set to RGB or DVI, PIP
mode does not work.
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