Does this unit have the PIP feature so I can watch TV in the corner of my screen while doing email?
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Yes, my tv has the PiP feature were you watch it in any corner of your screen.
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Hi Michael - I don't actually have an antenna in my TVs - using them purely as monitors for my computer. I just enabled PIP and it came up - and said 'no signal' which would indicate I think that if I'd got antenna connected indeed you would be able to watch TV whilst looking at your computer...hope that helps.
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Interesting concept. If you have a Smart TV with Web function, you could enter the I.P. address and the camera will display the logon screen as it does on a P.C. However, I tried this and found that drivers have to be present to make the camera actually display the picture on the TV. So, the answer is no to work off a TV.
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I never got an answer, but I was never successful getting the feature to work with my new receiver so I'm *pretty* sure that the TV doesn't have one. It hasn't bothered me since I barely need the feature [I watch youtube, etc. with my new wireless Samsung Blu-Ray and no longer from the TV's wi-fi], but I'll probably pick up a TOS optical cable to run from the TV to the receiver eventually.
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Yes. Its under the Pen Tablet settings (little icon in the lower right in Windows). There is a tab called Monitor Settings. There is a box at the bottom that lets you select the monitor you want, a red box appears around the one you select. The Yiynova will show up when it is connected, on, and all the software is properly installed. I had to restart a few times I recall.
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I asked Samsung an additional question - which I will share - I have only basic cable (no box) and the PIP will NOT WORK AT ALL!!! When I reverse cables (i.e. DVD player) I can tell the PIP works. Samsung failed to identify that one MUST HAVE a paid for cable box. Contact with them has resulted in NO ANSWER!!!
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no, 1 cuncurrent user per device. u can' but the person watching the tv will see what u see.
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No this if for watching certain video services on your TV. You can watch things like Netflix, Amazon, Redbox Instant, HBO Go, etc on your TV. There are also other apps so you can play music, browse the web, etc on your TV.
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It displays all the ACTIVE inputs on screen so that you can choose and switch to the desired input based upon what is displaying in the PIP windows on screen rather than memorizing the number of that input or using the graphic labels. The PIP's are pretty small in size because it was never designed for viewers to watch and enjoy like traditional PIP features. This feature works on ANY TV because the DVDO is generating the PIP's and requires nothing from the TV. The PIP was strictly designed for switching to a desired input using the images in the PIP's to make the decision. You can leave all the PIP's on screen, but it would be a pain to watch and use for anything OTHER than choosing and input. It displays all the ACTIVE inputs on screen so that you can choose and switch to the desired input based upon what is displaying in the PIP windows on screen rather than memorizing the number of that input or using the graphic labels. The PIP's are pretty small in size because it was never designed for viewers to watch and enjoy like traditional PIP features. This feature works on ANY TV because the DVDO is generating the PIP's and requires nothing from the TV. The PIP was strictly designed for switching to a desired input using the images in the PIP's to make the decision. You can leave... » Read More It displays all the ACTIVE inputs on screen so that you can choose and switch to the desired input based upon what is displaying in the PIP windows on screen rather than memorizing the number of that input or using the graphic labels. The PIP's are pretty small in size because it was never designed for viewers to watch and enjoy like traditional PIP features. This feature works on ANY TV because the DVDO is generating the PIP's and requires nothing from the TV. The PIP was strictly designed for switching to a desired input using the images in the PIP's to make the decision. You can leave all the PIP's on screen, but it would be a pain to watch and use for anything OTHER than choosing and input. « Show Less
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After you install the software from the CD, you should be able to configure email and video. I had to find a Windows Vista machine to setup the motion detection. I have not setup video recording yet but I can login to the camera and watch streaming. For email, you will need to know your email providers settings so that the camera can send emails from one of your accounts.
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But one question that wasn't answered is -- can you have the sound from either of the pictures? On my (old) Sony TV, I can use PIP and have the sound coming from either the 'big' picture or the 'small' picture. Admittedly, with the way I have things set up now, I rarely use the TV's PIP, but I still use my external hard drive/DVD's PIP, usually between what it's playing and one of its inputs. (*It* can't do sound from either PIP.)I know a lot of people don't think PIP is useful, but personally, I use it *all* the time. Even if doing general "view the to do list" or "skim through the guide listings" on my Tivo while watching/listening to something else. But one question that wasn't answered is -- can you have the sound from either of the pictures? On my (old) Sony TV, I can use PIP and have the sound coming from either the 'big' picture or the 'small' picture. Admittedly, with the way I have things set up now, I rarely use the TV's PIP, but I still use my external hard drive/DVD's PIP, usually between what it's playing and one of its inputs. (*It* can't do sound from either PIP.)I know a lot of people don't think PIP is useful, but personally, I use it *all* the time. Even if doing general "view the to do list" or... » Read More But one question that wasn't answered is -- can you have the sound from either of the pictures? On my (old) Sony TV, I can use PIP and have the sound coming from either the 'big' picture or the 'small' picture. Admittedly, with the way I have things set up now, I rarely use the TV's PIP, but I still use my external hard drive/DVD's PIP, usually between what it's playing and one of its inputs. (*It* can't do sound from either PIP.)I know a lot of people don't think PIP is useful, but personally, I use it *all* the time. Even if doing general "view the to do list" or "skim through the guide listings" on my Tivo while watching/listening to something else. « Show Less
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I returned it before opening it, but unless it is at the app store or on the TV by default the answer is no. Buy a Roku or Vizio or Vizio M1 and that will provide it.
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No it doesn't. I believe it could be installed though, if one is able to download the feature.
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Had a TV a few years back that had it and Halo's right, I never used it. The X409, listed as 408 on Amazon but you get a 409...does not have PIP.
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The 650 offers limited PIP behavior as described by J. P. Dodge above. According to the manual, PIP is available for the antenna TV tuner, analog broadcasts only, when the primary video is from one of the other inputs: component, HDMI, PC. I have not tested this to make sure the manual is accurate, that PIP accepts only analog broadcasts, not digital. As the manual is so specific, I expect it is accurate. So, come February when the analog broadcasts disappear or become low-power only, this will be a truly useless feature.
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Mine does not. There are no settings or menu items to change to PIP. No options on remote.
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I have not enabled this feature but I saw this option in the configuration. It should not be a problem. Mine works great, once I changed the MTU to 1492, I have not had the slightest problem with this unit doing streaming TV, my laptop, phones, and tablets.
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Yes, if you are planning on using the TV to view your computer screen.......YouTube or such.