Will Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector...? Hi,Can somebody tell me if this Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector please...?I am currently having 3D blu-ray disc, but not able to play 3D between these two... and not able to understand where the problem is? with Sony BD player or Viewsonic Projector? Would be great if this adapter can fill the gap between Sony and Viewsonic as above and I can watch 3D movies...Thanks a lot for your time in answeing my question... Will Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector...? Hi,Can somebody tell me if this Mitsubishi adapter works between... » Read More Will Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector...? Hi,Can somebody tell me if this Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector please...?I am currently having 3D blu-ray disc, but not able to play 3D between these two... and not able to understand where the problem is? with Sony BD player or Viewsonic Projector? Would be great if this adapter can fill the gap between Sony and Viewsonic as above and I can watch 3D movies...Thanks a lot for your time in answeing my question... « Show Less
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This item will not work with a viewsonic projector. The projector only displays 3d in frame sequential format, while this adapter only sends out in checker board format. There are currently 2 adapters that will work. The Vip theater adapter or the Optoma 3d-xl. The Vip adapter does not even require your projector (or TV) to be 3d capable to display 3d content, they only need to be 60 or 120 hz. Unfortunately both are very pricey around $500 a piece.
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I was reading another forum that indicates that it will not -- please let me know if you find that I am wrong. As I understand it they made it only work with Mitsubishi and Samsung.
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I understand that the Optoma 3D-XL Converter Box is required for bluray playback on a projector.
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Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds like it should work but have yet to try it. Good luck. Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds... » Read More Mark, I am considering buying a Sony KDL-40EX700 TV and a BDV-E770W or BDV-570 Blu-ray Disc Player Home Entertainment sytem. I went to the Sony web site and contacted David P. on their chat link and asked the HDMI hook up question.His reply is as follows: "I'd be happy to assist you with that. There is one HDMI connection on those systems that connects to your Television. Once you have connected that, you would then plug any other devices that you have (Cable Box, Game Systems etc) to your TV via HDMI and it will send the sound to the surround sound system." Sounds like it should work but have yet to try it. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes. 3D TV Corporation sells a great pair. You will need to change the settings on the projector from "High Speed to Normal" for the generic brands to work. (The only draw back I see with the projector is how dark the picture becomes once you put on the glasses. I have both the Mitsubishi glasses for this projector and the generic. It appears that the generic lets in slightly more light but not an appreciable amount to make a great difference. The generic from 3D TV Corp is the best value.
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I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in http://www.vivitekusa.com/productdetail.php?product_id=83 for more details. I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in... » Read More I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in http://www.vivitekusa.com/productdetail.php?product_id=83 for more details. « Show Less
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As long as it's dlp link, it'll work. Though, I feel I should warn you. Don't know if it was just mine but if I ever got up (say, to pee/ grab a snack) and took the glasses with me out of pure laziness (instead of just taking them off) they would "unlink" and "link" (in other words, would turn on and back off) repeatedly until I would turn off, then back on, the 3d receiver hooked up to my Mitsubishi TV. This alone, made them impractical to use. That, and I was just lazier then ever (am).
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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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Dear Arrington,thank you for your interest on my item. For your question, to be honest I never used viewsonic PJD5134 or PJD5155 before. So I can't tell which one is better for watching movies.But I used my listed projector at home to watch movies and play PS4. It works well(although I present it on my white wall:) instead of a projection screen). Because I will move to another smaller apartment and there is no space to put it. That is why I decided to sale to someone.
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Sony? www.shopnbc.com/Mitsubishi_3D_Starter_Kit_Sony_Blu_Ray_Player_and_HDMI_Cable/V51898.aspx?storeid=1&track=-51001&cm_re=ProdPage-_-CS1-_-V51898
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https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/33782/p/33588,67813,67922,67933/c/65,66/related/1 Selected Product: TDGBR750 (change your search) Can the 3D glasses from an older Sony 3D TV be used on a new Sony 3D TV?Article ID: 33782 | Last Updated: 07/03/2014 Yes, Sony 3D TVs and 3D glasses are backward and forward compatiable with each other. Applicable Products and Categories for this article Applicable Products *Television & Projector &#9726;LCD TV Applicable Categories *Document Type &#9726;Reference &#9702;Knowledge Article *Pan America Region &#9726;United States
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Well I don't remember if the Blue ray player has Component conections on it or not, but if your flat screen dose have then ,and the Sony BD player has them that would be the next best thing , being that means you would get 1080 I at least, not as good as 1080 P but still pretty dame good, I hope that helps you out
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Hi. This model of glasses is just for infrared 3D TV but not for DLP-LINK projector. If you want to purchase the Rainbow series 3D glasses for DLP-LINK projector, we recommend this model for you:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVUNZUUIt is compatible with most DLP-LINK 3D projector whose field rate is 144Hz. You could also check the compatibility list in the product description.
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Hi Gary. I'm running two Sony blu-ray players to my Sony 4K 70". One has 4K upscaling, connected through a 4K upscaling Yamaha home media amp (model 1030) whereby I utilized two high priced Monster Black Premium HDMI cables. The other player is a few years older and does not have 4K upscaling. It is connected the same way with these Mediabridge cables and the difference is almost, if not entirely undetectable. I attribute any discrepancy, however minute, to the fact that it is a non-4K upscaling player. In fact, I just went through a whole stack of James Bond flicks on the older player. They are rated for 4K and you can trust these folks. They stand behind their product.
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Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for your setup and let you know if their glasses will work w/ your configuration. Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for... » Read More Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for your setup and let you know if their glasses will work w/ your configuration. « Show Less
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I have about 6 ViewSonic PJD projectors. I had active shutter glasses that worked for except the 3D blu ray on my PJD 5234L which is "Blu-Ray ready. The other glasses worked on 3D through this projector but not on blu ray.. The SainSonic 3D glasses worked on everything including the Blu-Ray. Not even earlier ViewSonic glasses worked with the Blu-Ray on this projector. I'm under the impression that all of the PJD 5 series are similar and I would expect the SainSonic Rainbow series to work on them, but I do not have the specific PJD5533. For the low price I would certainly give at least on pair a try - I think you'll like the features! I have about 6 ViewSonic PJD projectors. I had active shutter glasses that worked for except the 3D blu ray on my PJD 5234L which is "Blu-Ray ready. The other glasses worked on 3D through this projector but not on blu ray.. The SainSonic 3D glasses worked on everything including the Blu-Ray. Not even earlier ViewSonic glasses worked with the Blu-Ray on this projector. I'm under the impression that all of the PJD 5 series are similar and I would expect the SainSonic Rainbow series to work on them, but I do not have the specific PJD5533. For the low price I would certainly give at least... » Read More I have about 6 ViewSonic PJD projectors. I had active shutter glasses that worked for except the 3D blu ray on my PJD 5234L which is "Blu-Ray ready. The other glasses worked on 3D through this projector but not on blu ray.. The SainSonic 3D glasses worked on everything including the Blu-Ray. Not even earlier ViewSonic glasses worked with the Blu-Ray on this projector. I'm under the impression that all of the PJD 5 series are similar and I would expect the SainSonic Rainbow series to work on them, but I do not have the specific PJD5533. For the low price I would certainly give at least on pair a try - I think you'll like the features! « Show Less
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Hi Charles I don't want to give you any bum scoop . Here what I have and use for my replacement glasses and they work outstanding I have 60" Mitsubishi WD60638 made in 2010/ Mitsubishi 3D adapter 3DA1. I am pretty sure 3DA1 and the 3DC 1000 work off the checkerboard pattern I use a dimensional optics emitter But the standard Mitsubishi emitter should work, but I like the dimensional optic emitter a little better, cost around $25.00 . I use and have four replacement glasses two are 3D Active Glasses they are rechargeable the other two are Samsung 3d active glasses SSG-2100AB Battery both work great by experiment with the emitters I found out you can eliminate the emitter cord that go from your adapter to your TV and just plug your emitter into the back of your TV in the 3D emitter plug. I was trying to find out which emitter worked best and not knowing bypassed the adapter emitter cable, worked for me. Even called Tech support and asked why it was working without the emitter adapter cable they had no answer.
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I just paid $34.96 for my first 3D movie, Tron 3D. My BDP-BX57 gives me the message that it cannot play 3D movies with this player. Why did I buy this 3D player again, not to mention the glasses, the DVD, and the 3D compatible TV? Sony's web site indicated that a "future" firmware update will enable 3D DVD playback. WHEN is this going to occur? And does SONY believe I would have purchased this player if I knew the product was not a functional 3D player, despite it's labeling? So I guess now I have to wait months for the product to be corrected, or spend more money hoping the next product won't be fraudulently marketed.Sony BDP-BX57 Blu-ray Disc Player, 3D-ready with built-in WI-FI I just paid $34.96 for my first 3D movie, Tron 3D. My BDP-BX57 gives me the message that it cannot play 3D movies with this player. Why did I buy this 3D player again, not to mention the glasses, the DVD, and the 3D compatible TV? Sony's web site indicated that a "future" firmware update will enable 3D DVD playback. WHEN is this going to occur? And does SONY believe I would have purchased this player if I knew the product was not a functional 3D player, despite it's labeling? So I guess now I have to wait months for the product to be corrected, or spend more money hoping the next... » Read More I just paid $34.96 for my first 3D movie, Tron 3D. My BDP-BX57 gives me the message that it cannot play 3D movies with this player. Why did I buy this 3D player again, not to mention the glasses, the DVD, and the 3D compatible TV? Sony's web site indicated that a "future" firmware update will enable 3D DVD playback. WHEN is this going to occur? And does SONY believe I would have purchased this player if I knew the product was not a functional 3D player, despite it's labeling? So I guess now I have to wait months for the product to be corrected, or spend more money hoping the next product won't be fraudulently marketed.Sony BDP-BX57 Blu-ray Disc Player, 3D-ready with built-in WI-FI « Show Less
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I assume you mean, what BluRay players have Component Video outputs? You'll have to get a fairly old BluRay player to do that, as BluRay players predominantly use HDMI for output. The Samsung BD-P1000 is one of the original players that does have component video outputs. We have a BD-P1000 and it's OK. It was very reliable (haven't used it in a couple of years), but it is pretty slow (e.g. loading a disc) compared to newer players. We mostly use a Playstation 3 (PS3) to play Blu-Ray in our home theater now. You *MIGHT* be able to use a newer player by running its HDMI output through converters, if you MUST hook it up to an ancient display device with component video but no HDMI inputs. Maybe HDMI-to-VGA plus a VGA-to-component video adapters? But of course you'd degrade the video, and if I recall correctly, the highest resolution you could possibly run over component video is 1080i; I don't think it supports 1080p. And any display without HDMI inputs almost *certainly* can't display 1080p, anyway. Another option -- it may be time to consider a new display device, one that supports 1080p and HDMI inputs.