This feature which is available on mid-high end televisions allows one to view video from two sources simultaneously. A smaller picture of the secondary video source appears on the screen and you are able to alternate between the two.
Uses the tuner in the VCR to provide a small picture of another channel in the corner of the tube. This lets you keep track of what's going on with two programs at once. For instance, you could keep your eye on the score of a ball game while watching another show. (See also: 2 Tuner PIP.)
Displays a small picture from another source, e.g. a VCR. Enables you to check another video source while watching one channel or a video tape.
This is a feature on some televisions that will allows you to watch two separate broadcasts on one screen. A smaller picture is created on top of your existing one, allowing you to watch both programs at once.
A small viewing screen superimposed onto the larger main viewing screen of a television monitor.
Facility on TVs to view more than one channel within smaller windows on the TV, can also be used to display picture and text where indicated.
Displays a small picture from another video source, over one corner of the main picture.
View a second channel in a window on the main screen.