dlp 3D Do you need the VP3D1 proccesor to watch HD? or its optional? im n a low budget i was thinking just getting the 3d glasses with out the proccesor would that work?
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So by simply having the projector hooked up to a ps3 i won't be able to do 3d movies and games? Well.. with DLP link glasses?
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You need the VP3D1 to watch 3d, not hd. BTW the VP3D1 is discontinued because they are coming out with a new model. The only way around a 3d processor (like the VP3D1) is to run the 3d through your computer if it can output frame sequential.
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you need both a 3d player such as your (blueray) and a 3d tv OR 3d projector in order to watch a 3d movie , you will also need the corresponding glasses designed to go with your projector or tv
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If you're looking to watch 3D Blu-rays on your Samsung 3D-ready DLP, right now you are limited to purchasing a Panasonic 3D Blu-ray player that supports output in the "checkerboard" format (e.g. models bdt100, bdt300, bdt350 etc.) that's all you need besides your glasses and emitter setup. if you want to use other players, watch cable/dish 3D, or play 3D games (i.e. PS3) you will need a "checkerboard" adapter from Mitsubishi and you have to hack the EDID of your TV. do a Google search on that and you'll find what you need to get started.
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I do not know what device you are referring to. Some 3D monitors come with no 3D receiver, and some do. If your computer monitors has a 3D Vision 2 receiver built in, then all you need are the Vision2 glasses (about $50.00). If the 3D monitor has no receiver built in, then you need the 3D glasses kit with includes a Nvidia receiver for Vision2 glasses, plus one set of glasses. Note that when buying a 3D monitor you need to make sure it is Nvidia 3D Vision2 capable. I hope this helps. jack
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I bought this tv 2 month ago, but i can not watch 3d movies, every time i try experince 3d i'm receiving a message saying that " 3D EXPERIENCE REQUIRES ENABLED TV & PLAYER", So i'm woundering myself if the tv is really 3d tv or not?, how the tv needs to be setup so as to watch 3d movis?
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no problem glad I could help..I have an hd66 and optoma 3d-xl 3d set up in my home theater so if you ever need any help just let me know. I'm pretty much an expert on the hd66 and 3d now.
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You will need to buy 3D glasses, about $20. Plus if viewing 3D from blu-ray the player and disc must be 3D.
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No, you have to use red/cyan glasses, I bought several and have shown people the pictures that I printed.. They liked them a lot and wondered how I did it.. Will not work with 3D-TV, that is a whole different concept.. That would require you reading up on 3D-TV and the system they use..
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The ViewSonic PJD7820HD is a DLP Projector using DLPLink and these glasses do support that. I use these with my Optoma DLP projector and quite happy with them. I have 4 pair, one that I use quite a lot playing MLB The Show 3D on PS3 (many hours) and I have only had to recharge this pair once in 2 months. The others have been used for 2-3 movies on the initial charge. They automatically power off when the 3D signal goes off.
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This projector is 3D *ready* only. That means it will need a 3D signal source, but the HD66 is capable of displaying 1280x720 content at 120 frames per second, which equates to 60 frames per second per eye. You should know that there are more than one type of 3D source, so it may or may not be compatible with some 3D signal sources.
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Just DLP link 3D glasses needed. I use mine with it just being hooked up to an antenna. No adaptor and no transmitter. Very simple. Love this projector.
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The True Depth 3D DLP Link Glasses here on Amazon are your best deal. They are rechargeable, very light and provide a bright, sharp, colorful picture. Welll worth the investment, considered by many as some of the best glasses on the market. Make sure you change the settings in the projector menu to DLP Link. Enjoy!
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No! These glasses link directly with the DLP Projector. Also, they work great too.
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i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer i dont know what to think anymore. i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer... » Read More i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer i dont know what to think anymore. « Show Less
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3DRF is not line of sight like the infared 3d glasses, so the glasses work even if they can't "see" the emitter. If you want to go DLP link, you have that choice, just buy a DLP link emitter. Picture quality is basically the same either way, as long as the IR glasses can see the IR emitter. Note that positioning the IR emitter for a projector can be a little more complicated than for a 3d tv. With the TV the emitter plugs into the TV, which is always in front of you. Often projectors are behind the audience- for IR you'd have to figure out how to route the emitter so that it's in front and can be seen by the glasses.
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Are 3D glasses required to view Sharp 3D LC80LE844U in 2D mode? Is there any performance degradation in doing so?Carson
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Yes, it's a mess, I got the glasses with the emitter but still need a 3rd component to make the 3-D ready TV show 3-D. Still need a 3-D converter box to send the 3-D signal to the emitter. The emitter plugs into the 3-D out on the TV but doesn't send out a 3-D signal without the converter box.