Does this TV feature Picture-in-Picture support? There is mixed information in reviews and the product manual.
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it has PIP and POP. it displays HDMI in one input and any input that is not HDMI in the other. I must say that the POP feature falls short of what could have been possible with this TV. Although the screen would be quite capable of displaying two 4:3 windows side by side, they did not utilize this capability. The screen in POP mode displays two letterboxed 16:9 windows side by side stretching anything broadcast in 4:3 ratio.
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Yes it does. It only works with the HDMI inputs though, according to the manual. I haven't tried it yet. Get back to you in a couple of days.
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Malin,I do believe it is supported by the software you mentuoned. Please let me know if there are any other questions you may have. This is a great little camera for the money.
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No, the TV does not have picture in picture. I hope that this helps you out.
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Yes it does support HD, but you need an antenna specially made for HD. Also supports non-HD channels. Picture may not be as great though because HD comes in clear and regular non-HD channels come in fuzzy, which is normal, unless there's great reception. Where I'm at, I have 7 over the air non-HD channels. Once I have an HD antenna, I end up with 20 something channels including non-HD and HD channels.
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Yes it does. I do not use that feature myself so cannot speak to the reliability of it but it does support it.
331566
Well, it's a computer monitor, not a tv screen. So it does support standard definition, but through a standard computer vga or a dvi cable. Not through a standard TV RCA cable or coaxial cable
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Hi Sal, YES it does. Mine is a year old and still running like a champ with great picture. Widescreen works great!
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lol. that post is Sept 3 a month after I posted I was not supported. Maybe they added support. But if you look in the skype forums they say they only support HD with hardware camera.
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Hi, ITA, 1) This is NO s-video input, but there is a VGA input (typical computer monitor connection) for computers 2) There is no Picture-in-Picture option, however, some cable and satellite boxes now provide this option on their set top boxes 3) 6 ms
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this card support 1920X1080 (full HD mode) mode. I do see any problem in full HD (does not matter how much inches). Yes it definitely should support any tv which works in 1920X1080 (full HD mode)
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No it does not. It's a pretty basic tv. It has pretty good picture quality and has a large amount of inputs in the back for multiple items. I have a computer, ps3, blue ray player, DVD player my cable and still have more I could hook up. The only issue I have with it is the sound quality. It does not have very good sound. It's not terrible but definitely not premium.
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I thought it did, since it has more settings than any TV I've ever had, but glad to know it does. I too have never used it. It's a great TV and very attractive as well.
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Yes, it has both built in. Love this tv. just wish it had more than two hdmi ports!
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Yes, the TV has an inbuilt web browser. The browser does not support Flash and Silverlight plugins so some sites using this for video playback may not show the video content.
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yeah dont get this tv my friends has it. the problem with it is fuzzy picture. i did a comparison with my own 1080p Lns-4095d samsung tv. Even though my tv is relatively older it didnt have fuzzy pic. Also note that both were using hdmi cable. however the LN-T5265F did not want to swtich to a 1080p resolution. everytime we did it got static. also note that all tests were done using a ps3. I recommned a Samsung however not this one.
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on the paper it does support, but it does not work in reality. do not buy sony , not as reliable and stable as their competitors. extremely poor customer service. i am planning to get rid of mine and buy samsung
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It states it has S-Video out. That would mean Analog capable. I hope so as if I get one for my 36" analog. I have no interest to go HDTV until they work out lots of bugs...and set some standards they plan on sticking with.