So if I am using my HDTV as a monitor, I could run the TV input (to the TV, not to my graphics cards in the Pc) as a PIP window?
>>Suppose you have:
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>>- an HDTV with at least 2 inputs (HDMI or whatever)
>>- a PC with dual-monitor support
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>>Suppose you hook up the two PC monitor connections to two of the HDTV inputs.
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>>Can a typical HDTV be configured so that:
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>>- one of the inputs displays full-screen
>>- the other input shows up Picture-in-Picture (PiP)?
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>NVidia - yes. There is a two screen option in the utility app that comes with the graphics card. I have a 32 inch Viewsonic HDTV that I use for a monitor. I had it on HDMI for a while, but IMHO VGA is better. And for some reason or other, I could not re-size fonts when using HDMI
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