Have to Wear Glasses Upside Down to Get Appropriate 3D Effect I (and others who are watching my TV) have to wear the glasses upside down to get the 3d effect. I have a WD-60735 TV and use Playstation 3 for my 3d movies. The strange thing is when I initially started using them, there was no problem, but now there is. The 3d effect is wonderful, but the glasses aren't very comfortable wearing upsdie down.Anyone else have this problem? Have to Wear Glasses Upside Down to Get Appropriate 3D Effect I (and others who are watching my TV) have to wear the glasses upside down to get the 3d effect. I have a WD-60735 TV and use... » Read More Have to Wear Glasses Upside Down to Get Appropriate 3D Effect I (and others who are watching my TV) have to wear the glasses upside down to get the 3d effect. I have a WD-60735 TV and use Playstation 3 for my 3d movies. The strange thing is when I initially started using them, there was no problem, but now there is. The 3d effect is wonderful, but the glasses aren't very comfortable wearing upsdie down.Anyone else have this problem? « Show Less
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Your TV should have a setting in the menu labeled 3D Mode. Set it to Reversed, or if it is already there, set it to Standard.
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My glasses no work ant more!...i change the batteries and nothing blinking red no blue idk i trought my money and idk what. Glasses use now with my mitsubishi 65"!!!!
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Hi, always, as a general rule, to view the 3D effect it is required a 3D capable TV, if you use a 3D Blu Ray movie with a non-3D TV you will only see a normal 2D Blu-Ray. So to answer your two questions, yes and yes. As a final comment, I don't recommend this player, look for Sony.
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I haven't got any 3D glasses yet. I honestly don't have any idea yet. But, I like the TV and very satisfied with it. Thanks & good luck with your future purchase.
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I've been told it does not work with 3D. I'm presuming the reason Sony is dropping the price now is that a new version is coming out that fixes the gracenote problems (hard to deal with discs that are not on gracenote) AND the next version will be 3D capable. This is strictly a guess, but every other Sony Bluray player is now 3D capable except this one. And since all the 3D movies aren't coming out unitl later this fall... I should just go and put in a 3D movie and see though. Sony's support on this player does seem to be a bit weak.
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DLP Active Shutter glasses. I have had difficulty getting my PS3 to recognize it as a 3D device, but it works perfectly connected directly to my Toshiba 3D bluray player. Make sure you are using a newer HDMI cable which supports 3D. I got this projector to lose the scalar box that I needed for my previous projector and love it. It is the brightest projector for the money. I think its between 6 to 8 pounds.
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Yep, it's 3D ready I bought a pair of active glasses, but have only used them just once. Unless you're big into 3D, I'd say don't bother. The TV itself is great. Probably the best electronics purchase I ever made. Still as sharp as the first day I turned it on 3 years ago.
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My TV is not internet enabled, as my apple TV and Sony bluray is, so I couldn't see the advantage. The glasses work fine without any download required for my arrangement. We really enjoy the 3D when we want to use it. It has restored my pleasure in new movies. We had pretty much stopped watching much regular stuff.
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Yes you have to wear those silly glasses 24/7. No, of course not! You only get 3D programming if your channel or movie and your settings are all in 3D. This is a wonderful HDTV for the price. 3D on it, is just an added perk, so you dont have to watch it if you dont want to.
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We have the same issue -- 3d only syncs at a close distance and certain angle relative to the IR emittor on the TV. We've tested the glasses at BB and they work fine. Tech has replaced IR emittor and motherboard but issue is still unresolved. I'll update if anything changes.
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I am not sure of the original glasses for this TV I got w/o the glasses, but I thought the 3D was great with these glasses as long as your TV uses passive glasses. There are different glasses for different TV's.
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Not completely sure. I hardly have used the 3D feature. I don't remember any switching and I believe I don't have a simulated 3D. I know my other Sony TV does have that feature.
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This is one feature of the TV that I have not used in a while. I personally think that it is just a novelty. I still have the 55" TV I bought and it is still working fine. I chose the passive 3d because you can use the glasses from the 3d movies you would watch in theaters. The active 3d shutter glasses are expensive and needs to be recharged.
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My TV did not have its own 3D glasses but the TV is 3D compatible. I would think there should not be any problem.
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I'm not impressed by the 3D on the tv. You need special powered glasses that have to sync with the TV. There's also image ghosting. My Inlaws have a cheap LG TV and the 3D is much better on that, they can use the glasses that come free at the movie theater and the quality of the 3D is much better than the Sony 3D.
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Here are a few specs if you need them: http://us.playstation.com/corporate/about/press-release/ps3-3d-display-in-fall-2011.html I really wish this tv was a little cheaper but I can't complain with what it offers. I don't enjoy playing split screen too much because of having to share the tv, but I think that this will help a lot with that. Because I don't have a 3d tv, I also feel like it would be something new and fun to me. I never enjoyed shutter glasses but these look much more comfortable than what is on the market right now. Overall, I wish I could choose a game other than resistance cause I already preordered it, or even just get the tv by itself, but besides this it is a very cool piece of technology that I can hopefully get.
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I believe they will work. I was just at an XD showing and had my 2D glasses in case the 3D was crappy for Guardians of the Galaxy. I never pulled them out because the 3D was really effective in that one. Next time I'll remember to try it out to know for sure and post here unless someone beats me to it.
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You don't switch anything. You watch a 3D DVD (requires a Blu-Ray) and at that time you don the 3D glasses. Some TV stations broadcast limited programming in 3D (we don't have any in our area). But if that were the case, you would wear the 3D glasses to get the 3D effect. It's just like regular TV programming, where some channels of the same show are HD and some are not. Unless you have a channel that broadcasts in 3D or unless you use a DVD of a 3D movie (in a very high definition player like Blu-Ray), you will automatically view programming and movies in 2D. You don't have to do anything.