Does anybody know how to get 3D picture with Cyberlink Power DVD 14 + BenQ W1070 + SainSonic SSZ-200DLB?
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Amke sure your device is plugged into the projector with HDMI. Using the remote control, select 3D. Then pick which mode (side by side most likely) and turn on your glasses.
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I dont know in your proyector, but in my proyector, I have to enter in the proyector's settings and then choose 3D mode, and pick a mode left-right or up-down, it depends, on what kind of 3D your movie is
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I have used them with powerdvd 10 I can't see why they would not work with the updated software as long as you select the Red/Cyan mode in the software. I will say that the effect is not as pleasing as passive 3d because the lenses seem to reduce color saturation and alter the tint slightly.
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It will only play blu-rays with a software program. The one I use is powerDVD 13
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Yes, it supports full sbs playback via software. I use Cyberlink Power DVD 13 to play SBS 3D Movies or "Top over Bottom" 3D. It does not do it on the panel itself like a actual 3D TV does. Given that this is a computer monitor this isn't an issue. Just get Power DVD and all is good. Tridef works well with this monitor as well.
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The RX-V665 can't pass through 3D video, Bluray player can't recognized a 3D TV through A/V receiver. If you have a HDMI switcher, one side to A/V receiver, will get HD-DTS audio and HD picture, NO 3D. Other side directly to 3D TV from Bluray player (HDMI) and audio through optical (toslink) bLURAY player 3D will work fine. Good Luck
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I will try to answer this question by describing what I do. My computer is older so I use the dvi port on the monitor and I use the 3D button to see 3D. On youtube, the 3D pictures come through on the interlace option. I have a Panasonic DVD player for my 3D DVD's and I do not need any software to make it come out as 3D. It has been very straight forward and easy to use.
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Yes, that is true! i have this projector at 1 year ago with 2 viewsonic active shutter glasses and a PS3 320Gb (move) with the last fw 3.56 for 3D support and NEVER, "NEVER" can see in 3D... grrrrrr!!! i do try softwares to generate 3D with the laptop like Tridef, etc with no lucky... i am an experimented technical user and reading a lot about this think the last thing to do is wait the last presentation of Viewsonic, the VP3D1 3D converter box to use with the projector... is the same of the Optoma 3D-XL, but i hope the VP3D1 are cheapest!sorry my bad english! :)
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From what ive read you have to play the 3d movie through your computer with addtl software. Download the users manual for the projector and it will explain the 3d
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Allana you can contact CobyUSA.com/technicianssupport Maybe you can find a manual there. This model is extinct. But it is similar to the Coby TFDVD-1595. There is a manual for that out there. http://www.manualowl.com/swfviewer/viewer.php?FitPageOnLoad=false&SwfFile=%2Fmanualswf%2Ephp%3Fid%3D185330%26manual%5Ftype%3Dproduct%26d%3D5de0130289e28d40e13b9300f3f36761&FullScreenAsMaxWindow=true&ViewModeToolsVisible=true&FitWidthOnLoad=true&Scale=0%2E6&SearchToolsVisible=true&ZoomTransition=easeOut&localeChain=en%5FUS&ZoomToolsVisible=true&ZoomTime=0%2E5&NavToolsVisible=true&ProgressiveLoading=true&ZoomInterval=0%2E1&CursorToolsVisible=trueCursorToolsVisible=true&FullScreenAsMaxWindow=true&ZoomInterval=0%2E1&localeChain=en%5FUS&ViewModeToolsVisible=true&ZoomToolsVisible=true&FitWidthOnLoad=true&ZoomTime=0%2E5&Scale=0%2E6&FitPageOnLoad=false&NavToolsVisible=true&SearchToolsVisible=true&SwfFile=%2Fmanualswf%2Ephp%3Fid%3D185330%26manual%5Ftype%3Dproduct%26d%3D5de0130289e28d40e13b9300f3f36761&ProgressiveLoading=true&ZoomTransition=easeOut
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According to this page:http://www.benq.com/product/projector/w1070/the BenQ W1070 supports 3d side by side, so the answer is yes.
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I've read elsewhere that it requires a 3D source, the projector, and 3D glasses (the active-shutter type, IIRC). When the projector detects the glasses, the otherwise grayed-out menu choices become selectable. I would guess it also takes twice the bandwidth of 2D high-def, or 20Mbps if you're viewing source over the Internet, but home/work networks should have plenty of bandwidth. And if you're playing through your PC (via HDMI-out), it obviously needs a decoder, but I think it also must be HDCP compliant if accessing content over the Internet (or commercial content). That's less likely if you're using VGA-out.
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My unit don't even work DEAD on arrival. look elsewhere.I think the 3d media units only support 1080p in side by side. Ask the question in AVS forums.
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Make sure the projector is set to the DLP-Link mode (vs 3D VESA). Setting the mode depends on the projector you use.
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You shud be able to, any 3D source shud work. In May case I have a PS3 that sends 3D thru my receiver over hdmi, but that's not necessary.
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Check if the projector is 3D DLP - Link. If it is, then the glass will work fine.
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Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't regret. Don't worry , you won't see any rainbow effect, the color wheel is spinning faster than before. Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't... » Read More Benq W1080ST is also 3D capable , and it is DLP , so you'll get completely crosttalk and ghost 3D viewing. Another strength of DLP is deepest black , and more filmlike picture , no visible screen-door effect and better uniformity. My 1st projector was Epson 3LCD 705HD and Ill never go back with this technology at this price range (up to 1K) This Epson have awful contrast/black levels , and watching dark scenes is miserable.Despite its noisy autoiris , who doesn't help to boost the contrast , but only dims the lamp and dark scenes, leaving shadow details unexposed. Go with DLP, you won't regret. Don't worry , you won't see any rainbow effect, the color wheel is spinning faster than before. « Show Less
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Thanks for the response. Let me know if a 3D movie plays in this player as I am very interested in purchasing this unit.