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U4924DW, PIP Modes limited to 50/50?
I have the new U4924DW and much to my disappointment, PIP is limited to 50/50. Is there a chance we'll get other options e.g 67/33, in the near future?
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I have the new U4924DW and much to my disappointment, PIP is limited to 50/50. Is there a chance we'll get other options e.g 67/33, in the near future?
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Chino de Oro
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June 3rd, 2024 04:31
Just like users preferences, different monitors will have different options. For PBP, maybe common screen size and resolutions are factored by source display capability.
The intended design for this monitor targets more popular setup as a dual monitor when using PBP. To monitor other activities while working on the main screen, users opted for PIP. To arrange multi screens with different sizes, you may want to look into multitasking options as Windows and browsers do have options for float, snap, split screens.
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June 2nd, 2024 01:18
There are four PIP sizes, small to large (page 71). The mode 50/50 is Picture by Picture (PBP). Since the PBP acts as dual monitors, it's better to have the same screen size.
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June 2nd, 2024 15:34
@Chino de Oro You're right. But for PBP, I wonder why we don't have other options like 67/33, just 50/50. The U3821dw has 67/33 (see attached screenshot). This would be ideal for me since I only want to dedicate just a third of the screen to the secondary laptop.