Is this cable compatible with a plasma 3d television?
2000873
As far as I know HDMI is compatible with any type of screen the only limitation is the HDMI version. Both devices need to have the same version of HDMI (some versions are backwards compatible but there is no guarantee they will work 100%). The screen type however should have no bearing on the cable.
335803
I don't know what a panny plasma a board is so it's hard to say. It worked fine from my US NTSC signal TV playing a PAL signal in Egypt. Thanks
1068891
No sure. My tv was a lcd and the model posted is a Plasma. I don't know if the board is similar or what year it is. You may have to google it and do some more research. Most likely it should but can't be sure.
1460617
Yes, I believe I have the same model. To be sure, look at the back of the TV, if it's compatible it will have an output (plug) hole for 3D
750225
Elhassan, there is nothing on the packaging to indicate that these cables are 3D compatible. These cables have been designed to meet the performance standards set by HDMI 1.4 and have passed stringent Category 2 testing. They are backward compatible to all previous versions. Sincerely, SteveC.
2072792
My TV did not have its own 3D glasses but the TV is 3D compatible. I would think there should not be any problem.
2087146
not sure. i have not used it for 3d viewing but works well with playstation 3 and cable box.
229755
It is compatible with 3D TV however, you'll not get 3D signal using the RCA connection as input. I would recommend our HDMI to HDMI converter for better picture:http://www.amazon.com/Orei-Composite-Multi-System-Digital-Converter/dp/B00632P6S0/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1320971262&sr;=8-4
553590
I guess one option is if your Plasma tv has a RCA output connection.You can plug a RCA cable to the output on the tv and the other side to the Projector.With this all the image you see in the tv are going to be the same in the projector. Important the resolution is different and you may have a wide less image (I have never tried, so I can't be certain)
683082
No, your looking for the Bluetooth versions (RF). These are the older IR (infrared) versions for the 2010 and 2011 plasmas. These are the Panasonic model your looking for....TY-ER3D4MU, there should be some more that would be RF compatible, but these will not work.
1995038
Yes they should be compatible, because they work with other Panasonic Plasma TVs.
1061881
I am not sure if the questioner clarified what is being attempted. I have not seen a Plasma monitor in quite a while, which leads me to believe it is an older unit purchased used. To clarify, if your computer has HDMI out, and your plasma monitor does not have HDMI and only VGA capability for the video into it that you are trying to use, then this cable should work for you. If your computer only has VGA, then the other posters with answers are providing the correct information for you. PC/HDMI out -> TV/VGA in = works. PC/VGA out -> TV/HDMI in = not work.
1399617
Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger High Speed HDMI cable. This cable should stream 1080p 3D content with no issue. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any technical issues or additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
1572460
the cable is commercial rated and I hooked up to media player which carried 3D files. this cable is GOOD can carried the 3D files. it supports hide behind the wall. so far it's very GOOD. it support to work with all HDMI ports. I believe it should work with Panasonic Plasma Viera TV
1643537
Anthony,Thank you for the inquiry about the dual HDMI card. Unfortunately we're unable to confirm if this card is compatible with your specific plasma display. We have sent an inquiry directly to Panasonic -- but will likely not get a response from them until sometime next week. Thank you for your patience.Dave
1574070
I think so. I have a 500W Plasma TV shipped from China and works with this one well in USA.
831997
The short answer is "Yes". That was the model of plasma I own and used the board in. The TH50PHD7UY is 720p, not 1080p, but there was a notable difference in picture clarity and sharpness with the HDMI board.