will this cable support 3D viewing (I want to use this with my 3D television)
222552
I haven't tested it yet, but will today and I'll let you know. However, I'm fairly sure it will support 3D, since it is pretty standard these days.
222553
The short answer is yes... Based on the technical specifications of the cables (http://bluerigger.com/ProductDetails.aspx?id=3&catid=1&prodid=3) they should definitely be able to handle a 3D signal. However I cannot guarantee they will work with all 3D television's built in detection for 3D input as I have seen no tests specifically for such listed on BlueRigger's website. If you plug it in and it works great, however there's no guarantee it will work with "plug-and-play" you may have to adjust your signal output (assuming the device you're sending the signal from is adjustable as such) to get the desired effect. It may also not work with all models of 3D television. You can always try directing your question directly to BlueRigger (info@bluerigger.com) and they should be able to difinitively answer. Also keep in mind that if you do purchase a BlueRigger cable for your 3D television and have trouble getting the signal to work, they do have a technical support email (service@bluerigger.com) that is answered between the hours of 9:00am - 5:00pm PST Monday - Friday. Hope that helps!
222554
I was able to watch TV and DVD in 3D just fine with my setup. Also, I have purchased several cables from BlueRigger and have been very pleased. Hope this helps you with your choice! :-)
222555
I don't know. I used it between a latptop and a monitor for typical 2-D video files. My simple answer would be to Google this question and see what's out there or go to a store that would have an expert.
1613451
No, I do not have a 3d TV to test but this receiver was made before the popularization of 3d pass through technology. My assumption is therefore that it might strip out the 3d.
1976101
I havent tried mine for 3D yet, but I cant see why this wouldnt be just fine as a 3D screen.
566133
This will play 3D content supplied through a cable or satellite service, I don't have Direct TV specifically but know this to be true. Hope this helps.
1894171
This is a DVI-D cable but it does not provide a DVI-D connection speed. This cable can not be used in 3D gaming because it does not have an active power supply.
1410179
Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in our BlueRigger HDMI cables. Our cables support HDMI 1.4 which support 3D and 3D HDTV. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any further questions. Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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I'm sure it will have 1.4Samsung says it is required for 3d, though many people are finding that good High Speed 1.3 HDMI cables will still work, though they won't give you the full benefit of 1.4 like the audio return and networking.
483083
Every thing but 3D will work with an older flat screen once you have the right connectors
1409604
You should be able to. You will need a 3d capable tv, hdmi cord and a 3d player(ps3,3d bluray player,etc) and the correct 3d glasses(active. Not passive)
1132638
its does have a hdmi port and have connected mine to my tv, my tv dose not have 3d so not sure. but would think it would if you have 3d tv
73629
This TV supports 3D movies that utilize the new 3D format. What you WILL NEED is an HDMI 1.4a certified cable. (roughly $13-$15)Good (and affordable) source is Other World Computing.Sony 3D players remain questionable as Sony is seeking a different 3D format. (I haven't checked recently, Sony may have complied with the new standard)
2069681
Does your TV has 3d Capability. This converter can change 2D signal to 3D, but the TV needs to understand the 3D. Atleast the TV should have passive 3D capability. Otherwise it will never work for any 3d signal.
2087145
According to their Spec. these Balums are able to carry 3d signals which my TV is 3d. So I decided to match the specs with Mediabridge ULTRA Series HDMI Cable (3 Feet) - High-Speed Supports Ethernet, 3D and Audio Return [Newest Standard]There are reasonably priced.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI to DVI cable. While HDMI would normally support 3D content, DVI does not support it. This is due to the limitations of DVI. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any further questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
1481010
My answer is yes if the cable provider plays the 3D program and you guy turn on the 3D function. Yesterday I watched 3D movie from the cable provider and I turn on the 3D function and It was great but we don't really like the 3D movie much.
907507
Hi, sorry about the delay. I have been on business in Canada. We have not used it for anything in 3D yet so I really can't help you. It seems to work fine for normal HD coming in from an HDMI, but that is as far as we go. Sorry.
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No, however, you can find lists of universal 3D compatible devices on line, You should also be able to check out which 3D glasses are compatible with your viewing devices to help you narrow down your choices. Hope that helps.