The PIP, or Picture in Picture menu allows you to set up just that, the picture in picture feature. I wish I had played with that one before trying to take pictures of the OSD. There is also an option to adjust the volume of the audio output, as well as the timeout of the OSD. a full list is in the Specifications section of this review. You can also switch between several different languages including English, French, and Spanish just to name a few. you can adjust everything from position to transparency. The OSD settings allow you to adjust the settings of the On-Screen Display. Inside the picture frame you create, you can control the brightness and contrast of that section of the screen, separately from the rest of the screen. This allows you to create a picture frame of sorts in any position on the monitor, at any size. The picture boost section has an option called Bright Frame.
Not RGB lighting, The RGB levels can only be adjusted when the color temp is in User Mode. By this I mean the red, green, and blue levels on the display. Also in color setup, you and adjust the RGB levels. This is more meant for when the monitor is on display at say a retailer like Best Buy or Microcenter. One side with DCR enabled and the other with it disabled. Enabling the DCR demo will initiate a split-screen mode. You can also enable DCR, or Dynamic Contrast Ratio mode, as well as enable the DCR demo. The next section on the OSD is the Color Set-Up section. Here is where you can also enable modes such as ECO Mode, DCR, and HDR mode. In this section, you can adjust settings such as contrast, brightness, and Gamma. When using the OSD for the CU34G2X, the fist section the menu will open to is Luminance.
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