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Re: [OT] NOT Low cost 'Picture in Picture'...


  • To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
  • Subject: Re: [OT] NOT Low cost 'Picture in Picture'...
  • From: "baker_darren" <darren@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 07:07:17 -0000
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  • Reply-to: ukha_d@xxxxxxx

> I can also remember seeing a remote control Dynatron set about the
same time
> that had a wired remote control that could adjust everything
colour,
> brightness, contrast, volume and channel when other makes only had
> Ultrasonic remotes that could change channel.

We used to have one of those Dynatrons, died many years ago but we
still have the wooden cabinet though :)

> POP (Picture outside picture) is much better. Some W/S sets will
show a 4:3
> picture with 3 smaller 4:3 pictures to the side of the main
picture.
>
> Can never understand why PIP or POP hasnt caught on in this
country.
> I would use it MUCH more than teletext.

I have a Sony KV28FD1 which has PAP (Picture and Picture) which
splits the screen down the middle giving 2 x 4:3 pictures with the
sound for the LH picture though the speakers and the RH picture
though the headphones. It also splits the screen with teletext so
you can see the picture in the LH screen and teletext in the RH one.

Regards,
Darren


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