Does my TV have Picture-in-Picture (PIP), Picture & Picture (P&P), or Twin Picture capability?

These models support Picture-in-Picture (PIP). By selecting Picture-in-picture with the TV remote control while watching TV programs or external input, you can operate the Home screen or the application while watching the small screen of TV programs or external input. See the table below for possible combinations of Picture-in-Picture. There are some restrictions on using PIP for Apps, so please see *Notes for Apps below for details.

• A: Main screen
• B: Small screen

• You cannot play videos or photos on the main screen while displaying a small screen. It is possible to operate the Home screen, browser, and some video playback applications.
• For video, photo, or music apps If you use the Media Player app as the main screen, you can display thumbnails in the app while using PIP, but you cannot play photos or videos. On the other hand, you can play music files in the apps (Media Player or Music apps) while using PIP.

• The small screen is displayed on the corner of the last app used. However, the app that is displayed may vary depending on certain conditions.
• Operations such as changing the channel are disabled while watching with a small screen.
• The position of the small screen varies depending on your TV. It is automatically adjusted and cannot be set manually.
• For how to use the Picture-in-Picture screens, refer to your TV model Help Guide.

Refer to the Comparing Picture-in-Picture (PIP), Picture-and-Picture (P&P), and Twin Picture modes article for information.