Is the system compatiable with non 3D TVs? I have a Vizio Plasma that is not 1080p?
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i am not a audiophile but it sounds good with my samsung 3d. don't see how 3d would come into problems with any tv as this unit only plays dvds and sound portion.
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Though I have not used either the 3-D pass-through (no 3-D tv) or 4K it is compatible and the software can be updated.
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Micheal Meyer is correct. Mine works fine at 1080P over VGA from the 360. Just got to get rid of the not supported message. See my reply to the post "X-Box 360 1080p doesnt work with this TV"
971812
You will have to buy HDMI cables. If you connect a 3D player with the TV I would suggest to purchase a cable capable of that feature or a good grade cable. I have a PS3 and purchased a HDMI for that purpose. I am extremely happy with my VIZIO and have also added a VIZIO soundbar, which makes the sound amazing.
2036640
I have no idea. I have never heard of a 3d receiver. I have a 3d tv but the receiver doesn't provide the picture it just passes it through. So I don't know.
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There aren't many Tvs out three capable of turning 2D content to 3d. I didn't get a chance to put it in the original review but try this out for 3Dhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtpjKednC7g&feature;=youtube_gdata_player. As for the sound, hdmi into port 1 only bring audio and video into the tv, you still need to run audio cables out to the receiver (red and white audio out located on the side of the tv. You've got to then go into the sound settings and turn off the internal speaker and switch the analog out setting to fixed. You're cable provider may offer free Ed content but short of a 3d bluray player, YouTube is the best place to find video. There aren't many Tvs out three capable of turning 2D content to 3d. I didn't get a chance to put it in the original review but try this out for 3Dhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtpjKednC7g&feature;=youtube_gdata_player. As for the sound, hdmi into port 1 only bring audio and video into the tv, you still need to run audio cables out to the receiver (red and white audio out located on the side of the tv. You've got to then go into the sound settings and turn off the internal speaker and switch the analog out setting to fixed. You're cable provider may offer free Ed content but short of... » Read More There aren't many Tvs out three capable of turning 2D content to 3d. I didn't get a chance to put it in the original review but try this out for 3Dhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtpjKednC7g&feature;=youtube_gdata_player. As for the sound, hdmi into port 1 only bring audio and video into the tv, you still need to run audio cables out to the receiver (red and white audio out located on the side of the tv. You've got to then go into the sound settings and turn off the internal speaker and switch the analog out setting to fixed. You're cable provider may offer free Ed content but short of a 3d bluray player, YouTube is the best place to find video. « Show Less
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Yes, at least for me. I have it connected to an Onkyo RX and my projector. My PS3 and DirecTV are hooked up to the RX, both capable of 3D.
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If there are HDMI connections on the 3D tv's outputs I can't see why not. It doesn't really impact the video. It's a sound system.
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I would suggest you update the 3D box as soon as you get it. Updates can be found on the website. Now if the 3D HDTV required error pops up just turn off the 3D box for a sec and just turn it back on & it should work.
176398
You need 3D TV as well.It plays back 3D BlueRay.You need 3D TV for 3 D movieThx
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To be brief - no this wont work well - on pretty much any tv. This converter only produces anaglyph 3d output, the one that requires the yellow and blue glasses. Yes you will get a 3d effect, but the image quality will be pretty bad, bordering unwatchable. I have tried this system twice, but failed to get any good result. I now run a 3d compatible projector system using a 3d blu ray player and a Viewsonic converter. This produces output for active 3d glasses. The 3d effect is great, the colour and quality is very good, the only negative is that the image is a bit dark. This is because I am using a relatively inexpensive projector. To be brief - no this wont work well - on pretty much any tv. This converter only produces anaglyph 3d output, the one that requires the yellow and blue glasses. Yes you will get a 3d effect, but the image quality will be pretty bad, bordering unwatchable. I have tried this system twice, but failed to get any good result. I now run a 3d compatible projector system using a 3d blu ray player and a Viewsonic converter. This produces output for active 3d glasses. The 3d effect is great, the colour and quality is very good, the only negative is that the image is a bit dark. This is because I am... » Read More To be brief - no this wont work well - on pretty much any tv. This converter only produces anaglyph 3d output, the one that requires the yellow and blue glasses. Yes you will get a 3d effect, but the image quality will be pretty bad, bordering unwatchable. I have tried this system twice, but failed to get any good result. I now run a 3d compatible projector system using a 3d blu ray player and a Viewsonic converter. This produces output for active 3d glasses. The 3d effect is great, the colour and quality is very good, the only negative is that the image is a bit dark. This is because I am using a relatively inexpensive projector. « Show Less
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No you have to have a 3-D television. The Vizio 3-D works great and is a smart TV with Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, MGo movies built in the TV.
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Most 3D TVs are 1080p, not 4K. But yes 4K is desirable for 3D, however be aware that unfortunately HDMI standard does not allow to carry 3D and 4K at the same time: it's one or the other. In other words the maximum resolution for 3D content over HDMI 1.4 is 1080p. This limitation is lifted in HDMI 2.0 I think, but very very few TVs/players support this just released version.
510204
Sounds like Vizio tech support is a little out of touch, LOL! Please email me regarding the model you have.
483083
Every thing but 3D will work with an older flat screen once you have the right connectors
494081
I have never tried, as I do not have a 3D TV. However, using the dvdfab program you might be able to.
104120
yes. My only complaint is BD Wise feature is not wise it doesn't work with my 3D tv.