Do you need a 3D RF emmitter ? or the 3d DLP Link glasses sync directly to the projector ?
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I suggest using these glasses: Ultra-Clear HD 144 Hz DLP LINK 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses for All 3D DLP Projectors - BenQ, Optoma, Dell, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Acer, Vivit Sold by: Simplifi Digital, Inc.
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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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I dont think the model you are asking about is 3D capable unless maybe you left part of it out by mistake. If it were I believe you would need an emitter using a DLP projector. Hope this helps.
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HI, you don't need any kind of additional device if they are dp-link compatible ...I have a Benq W1500 and I just need to turn on the glasses to get both devices (projector and glasses) synchronized. They are working flawless. Very good glasses.
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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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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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Hi Jose, Sorry for the trouble these are giving you. They will work great with your projector, but you must insure that the projector is in "DLP link" mode rather than RF (which I believe is the default mode.) Once changed, they should work great! If not, then there is something else not set right in your system (could be the 3D source: 3D blu ray player, PC, etc) If this is the case, feel free to contact us directly through Amazon or contact True Depth 3D Support (support@truedepth3d.com) and we will insure that your issue gets resolved!
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Any DLP glasses should work with this projector... I bought these glasses from Amazon along with this projector and they work great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006DCZTAU/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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No the Optoma GT750E does not come with 3D glasses. Yes, the projector does come with an RF transmitter which is good because those tiny devices can cost up to $50. Hope this helps.
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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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No glasses but it does come with the RF transmitter.Can you let know what 3D glasses i should buy?
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Under optional accessories for the ML550, they show DLP Link 3D glasses. DLP Link glasses do not need a special driver or program as they simply read the white flash on the projected screen to synchronize the shutter on the glasses.
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These glasses can work with any display that can use the DLP Link syncing protocol. The page for that projector does say it can use DLP link it may be a menu setting to turn it on or to select that option.
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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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If the projector really is a 3D projector, you must switch it into SBS mode. Any 3D projector capable of SBS mode should work fine.
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No these are DLP link. You probably need glasses that are infared link or radio frequency depending on what your 3D source outputs as a sync signal
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You need active glasses meaning the are battery operated I've tríed only the ones that come with the projector. There are 2 kinds of active glasses RF and infrared this projector uses RF but not all kinds work with it