What is PIP (Picture-in-Picture) and how to control it?

Control the PIP (Picture-in-Picture) window.


PIP (Picture-in-Picture) is a feature activated by a key that allows you to display the TV screen in a smaller window (sub window) (This function is available only when you watch pictures output from a Set Top Box/Digital Video Recorder (Personal Video Recorder)). For example, you can browse the Internet on the full screen, while watching a TV program in a sub window at the same time.

To use PIP (Picture-in-Picture)
 

1. Press (Picture-in-Picture) when the TV screen is displayed. When another application is displayed while the Live TV application is running, hold down (Picture-in-Picture) and select TV.
2. Press (Picture-in-Picture) again to return the TV screen in the sub window to its full size.

To change the sub window size
 

1. Hold down (Picture-in-Picture) until the Picture-in-Picture menu appears.
2. Select Increase size/Decrease size.

To move the sub window
 

1. Hold down (Picture-in-Picture) until the Picture-in-Picture menu appears.
2. Select Move.
3. Press to move the sub window.
4. Press (ENTER).

Notes:
You may not be able to use PIP (Picture-in-Picture) when a particular application is running. Close the application before using PIP (Picture-in-Picture).

Tips:
If you cancel PIP (Picture-in-Picture), you can increase the amount of memory available.