Monster vision max 3d glasses question I seen some pics of this where it shows an emitter so my question is....Does this come with it's own emitter or do I have to buy one ?If I have to buy one will any emitter work ?Thanks Monster vision max 3d glasses question I seen some pics of this where it shows an emitter so my question is....Does this come with it's own emitter or do I have to buy one ? » Read More Monster vision max 3d glasses question I seen some pics of this where it shows an emitter so my question is....Does this come with it's own emitter or do I have to buy one ?If I have to buy one will any emitter work ?Thanks « Show Less
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you need only 1 pair with omitter the rest you don'T FROM WHAT I WAS TOLD AT BEST BUY
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The reason you would have to buy the Nvidia 3D kit would be bacause this version of the BenQ XL2420T does not come with a 3D emitter built in. http://benq.com/product/monitor/xl2420tx/If you scroll down, it states that the TX version does come with the emitter. Unfortunately i dont really use my monitor for 3D purposes but that is the best answer i could give you. Sorry if i couldn't be of much more help.
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It does not come with 3D Glasses. Those are extra. I am reviewing different glasses now but haven't decided on a pair. I plan to try to find a good DLP link pair instead of the IR emitter.
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The projector does not need an external emitter. Just put in a 3d blue ray and u are good to go. I have my Ben q pointed to a white wall and the 3d is nice and there is no limit on the number of three glasses u can use at one time as well.
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it says DLP Active Shutter to use... i bought 2 SainSonic Rainbow Series 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses (Black and a Blue one) and i havent had a problem yet. when you go to enable 3d, in setting, on type of glasses it will go to DLP-Link but it has a setting to change it to IR, im assume its for IR emiiter glasses. but i cant tell if those glasses will work, only SainSonic
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They are just 3D monitors meaning they are currently compatible with passive 3d glasses. They are not branded with nVidia 3D vision. You will need the infrared emitter and glasses to make it work with your monitors.
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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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I just use nvidia one. U need to buy the glass kit, which is with the emitter.
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My first question did they ever work with your tv. Did u check to make sure the batteries are good. Is your Tv 3d READY or or 3D there is a different to my understaning you dont need a 3d adapter with 3d Tv If your TV is 3D ready you need a 3d adapter that convert your signal to checkerboard pattern all so need a good emitter there is a good emitter on amazon for $25 sorry I not sure on the brand I think it 3dtv corp DLP-link
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I have been using two pairs of these glasses with Optoma HD33 3D projector and its RF Emitter since 2011. I have never used Emitter that came with the glasses. We had absolutely no problem with connecting to two pairs of these glasses at the same time.
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I bought mine with the emitter included. Not sure what HD25-lv is. I know the glasses have been expensive. 80.00-120.00 each. Very specific about what glasses can be used and none of the cheaper ones work.
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This projector supports 2 types of 3D formats, DLP-Link and VESA 3D emitters. To enjoy 3D all you need are DLP-Link glasses (about $15 on eBay or Amazon) and a 3D Bluray player. If you wish you can attach a 3D emitter and use RF glasses but why? Don't let anyone tell you there's a difference so why not go with DLP-Link right? I can attest that the 3D picture quality is amazing with DLP-Link glasses. I'm now an addict to 3D movies!
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Its not required for the tv. The tv actually has its own internal 3D emitter. It takes special glasses that required batteries to run the glasses. My problem is that I want to sit further back from the tv and the internal emitter is not very strong so I lose the 3D signal to the wireless glasses that I use. I have had several types of glasses work. I bought this in hopes that a pair of infrared glasses that were Samsung brand would work. The tv has a plug in the back that works with these external emitters. Although I haven't ever had the correct glasses to work with this emitter the company that makes this emitter can tell you what type of glasses to purchase. Remember not all active shutter glasses are the same. Not all active shutter glasses are compatible. Also the glasses you get from the movie theatre will not work with tv. No the glasses do not need to be Mitsubishi brand. My apologies for not being able to fully answer your question. I did contact the company who made the emitter and the did tell me the type of glasses that work but I didn't buy any at the time and it has been a long time since so I don't remember but they were helpful in that way so I would strongly suggest you call them for specifics on which types to purchase. (P.s. The Samsung glasses I bought were infrared and they didn't work with this. The tv itself does not output an infrared signal)
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This projector requires an IR emitter to sync it and uses the same connectivity and looks compatible with one on the Dimensional Optics 3Active IR emitter. The placement of the emitter may require a longer extension cable for placement to the front of the room. The 3D glasses must also be IR active glasses.
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It comes with glasses, but they are not necessary for everyday viewing. They smudge easily and the batteries will die within a day if you do not turn them off. It is hard to tell if they are turned off or not. Some of them work better than others. A lot of people will say the 3D glasses are just gimmicky. To me, it depends on what 3D movie you're watching. Some movies, it looks great. Others it looks worse with the glasses on, or doesn't help much. May even make you feel cross-eyed. I guess it depends on the movie. Best one is Imax with Jim Carrey.
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It's a 3D converter, so it really only functions with converting 2D images into 3D. Normally you would need a 3D tv if you wanted to convert a 3D image with 3D Bee, however I've stumbled upon an alternative that worked for me. If you want to have a 3D bee and not chunk out the additional cost of a 3DTV, and the alteration of color from red/cyan glasses simply use another tv converter that works for 3D images for 2D television. It worked for me!
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I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work... » Read More I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! « Show Less