Comcast R20 Watch TWO Programs AT Once, Turn PIP On and Off, Move the Location of the PIP Screen

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Turn PIP On and Off

DVR has built-in picture-in-picture (PIP). When you turn on PIP, you can watch two channels at once. One channel appears as a full-screen image. The other appears as a small image within the full-screen image.

Note: If your television came with PIP functionality, you may wish to deactivate it, as the PIP images with DVR become twice as small if PIP functions are activated.

1.While watching a program, press PIP On .

The PIP screen appears within the full screen, and a channel banner appears briefly under the PIP screen.

Note: You will only hear the sound of the program that is shown in the full screen.

2.To turn off the PIP screen, press PIP Off .

Note: If you press Info Info when the PIP feature is on,

a channel banner appears for both screens. If either program is currently being recorded, its channel banner will show the

REC	symbol.
Recording Now or

25GOLF

Full-screen image in main TV screen

Channel Banner appears briefly under PIP screen

PIP screen within the full-screen image

Change the Channel of the PIP Screen

1.Press PIP On (unless already in PIP mode).

2.Press PIP Channel Up or PIP Channel Down .

Note: Pressing the main Channel Up	+	or Channel Down
	CH

program that is shown in the main TV screen.

CH

-key changes the channel of the

SO YOU WANT TO WATCH THE BIG GAME. AND YOUR DAUGHTER WANTS TO WATCH

NICKELODEON. YOU HAVE A CHOICE BETWEEN SEEING HISTORY MADE OR SEEING THE APPLE OF YOUR EYE CRY HER EYES OUT. NO PROBLEM. WITH PICTURE-IN-PICTURE (PIP),

YOU BOTH GET YOUR WAY. AND YOUR TV DOESN’T EVEN NEED A BUILT-IN PIP FEATURE.

Move the Location of the PIP Screen

If the PIP screen blocks action in the main TV screen, move the PIP screen by pressing Move .

Possible Positions of the PIP Screen

Each time you press Move , the PIP screen moves clockwise to the next corner of the main TV screen as shown here.