Question:

How does the PIP feature work on my TV, and what options can I adjust in its settings?

Answer:

PIP stands for Picture-In-Picture, and it allows you to display two pictures simultaneously - a main picture and a smaller sub-picture within the main screen. However, this feature is only available when your TV is connected through Component, HDMI, or PC sources, and after performing a channel scan. Note that your TV has a single tuner PIP, meaning it can only decode one cable or air signal for the sub-picture window. To watch two different cable broadcasts, you'll need a set-top-box and an additional coax cable connection or antenna.

In the PIP menu, you can adjust the following settings:

PIP (Off / On): Toggle the PIP function activation.

Air/Cable (Air / Cable): Choose between Air or Cable as the input source for the sub-screen.

Channel: Adjust the channel of the sub-screen

Size: Modify the dimensions of the sub-screen.

Position: Place the sub-screen in various locations within the main screen.

Sound Select (Main / Sub): Switch the audio output between the Main-screen and Sub-screen.