Still Picture; Colour Temperature - Medion Pure Retro Mode D'emploi

. If the TV channel does not transmit a name, you can enter it under the menu option <NAME>
(see "Changing the programme name").
Inputs / PIP > Source:
Picture > Settings
Display > Picture- -In- -Picture
Sound >
←
Setting >
Info >
In menu option <OPTION> "Decoder A" or "Decoder B" can be selected only if a decoder is connected to SCART 2.
The setting "Normal" is operation without a decoder.

STILL PICTURE

You can generate a still picture with the [FREEZE] button or under the menu option <STILL PICTURE>.
Inputs / PIP >
Picture >
Display > Auto zoom
Sound > Format
Setting >

Colour temperature:

Info > Contrast:
Still picture
User colour temperature
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COLOUR TEMPERATURE
You can select the colour temperature from 3 predefined settings or define a value yourself via the menu option
<USER COLOUR TEMP.>.
A lower colour temperature value increases the proportion of red in the picture and gives it a "warmer" appearance.
The proportion of blue light increases with an increasing colour temperature, the picture has a "colder" effect.
Inputs / PIP >
Picture >
Display > Auto zoom
Sound > Format
Setting > User zoom:
Info > Colour temperature:
Contrast:
Still picture
User colour temperature
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Inputs / PIP >
Picture >
Display > Auto zoom
Sound > Format
Setting > User zoom:
Info > Colour temperature:
Contrast:
Still picture
User colour temperature
←
PICTURE-IN-PICTURE
The function PICTURE IN PICTURE offers the possibility of watching two image signals at the same time.
D You can fade an external video signal, e.g. from the video recorder, into the current TV programme.
D Simultaneously to PC signals you can display a video signal, e.g. from a DVD player.
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> TV standard:
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Channel input:
Frequency:
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