will this work with the 82' mitsubishi 3d dlp tv,and do i need any thing else to have 3d on my tv
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i don't see why it wouldn't, but i'm not an expert 3D Mitsubishi guy. ;) If you have the connections and the TV says u need an external box then this might just be the one for you! If you do buy this you will need a couple HDMI cables to make sure everything gets connected and you will need some 3D glasses to view. (These are the glasses i bought, they don't carry them anymore, but a lil searching and you could find something that would work the same http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053T9I42/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1)
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The Mitsubishi adapter, and a source is all you need yes, and the glasses of course, you will have to go into the tv settings and configure the 3D options correctly once you hook up a source, a source could be a PS3, or 3D blu-ray player.
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Honestly ,I bought my Mitsubishi 3D ready tv in 2008,spent hundreds of hours and dollars and to this day have not been able to watch 3D on it. I just up and bought a new LG tv and began immediately to enjoy 3D. You are risking good money on a bad idea.
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all i can tell you is that it was required for 3d to work on my 73" mitsubishi tv that is about 2 yaer old. bought the kit with ACTIVE glassess and im getting a good 3d effect hope that helps
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i don't see why it wouldn't, but i'm not an expert 3D Mitsubishi guy. ;) If you have the connections and the TV says u need an external box then this might just be the one for you! If you do buy this you will need a couple HDMI cables to make sure everything gets connected and you will need some 3D glasses to view. (These are the glasses i bought, they don't carry them anymore, but a lil searching and you could find something that would work the same http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053T9I42/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
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Martin...I think the WD-73c9 is the Lamp for your Mitsubishi DLP TV, is your TV 3D ready? Check the back of your TV and see if it has a (IR emitter) port near all the input/outputs...If so, then this Emitter will work. Good luck.
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I personally couldn't see why not since your TV is a DLP...I have the 82" and they work perfect!
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You need an 'eligible' 3D BluRay player for that. To my knowledge, no TV by itself can convert 2D to 3D unless there is a tuner in the unit for that specific purpose.
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I have not purchased this projector yet but plan to. I have tried to research the 3D part also and my best guess is that if you use a PS3 for 3D movies and games that it will work on this projector without any extra equipment.
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Specifically, you use an HDMI cable. I believe that older HDMI cables don't work for 3D, but I might be mistaken.
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I've heard some people say yes, I know DLP 3d tvs generally use a emitter for their 3d.
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It works great for both 3D and HD TVs. But, you will not be able to view a movie/game in 3D without a 3D TV. No 3D TV, No 3D
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Its not worth buying, I have a 3D smart 70" flat screen TV, I can use the 3D glasses on my new tv, but the box u are talking aboutis garbage
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Hi Edwards, The 3D function works great on this TV without any issues. -Anthony
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Yes, it worked great, I have an 82in Mitsubishi TV with a Coaxial and my Sony home theather system have an Optical input. This product worked GREAT, before I found this product I tried everything to connect the two and I keep coming up with an analog signal. This is the only product I could find that would work and give me the Digital signal that I needed for the surround sound amp. I hope one day the TV world and the Surround sound world would get on the same page, but most TVs come with Coaxial out and the new Surround Amps require and Optical input. THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT!!!
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Yes, I have a 73" Mitsubishi TV connected through the Lenkeng with a 25' BlueRigger HS HDMI cable w/Ethernet & 3D & Audio return capability with a Cable Matters female HDMI coupler and another 3' Twisted Veins HDMI cable. 28 feet and works great!!!
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It uses HDMI 1.4a and supports 3D and 4K video pass-through so it should work with a 3D television.
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You shud be able to, any 3D source shud work. In May case I have a PS3 that sends 3D thru my receiver over hdmi, but that's not necessary.
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I have wd73642 Mitsubishi TV. All of my equipment works great. I use xpand active shutter 3D glasses with my set up. No issues with anything. Hope that helps.
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Yes, they should work. I love my Mitsubishi 3d tv.... So much better than the theatre!
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hi both our rechargeable model shown here and our nonrechargeable asin B004G2VJM6 have been among the very top selling and highest rated on the net for 4 years. They work with all Mitsubishi and Samsung DLP TV's and all DLP Link projectors. In early models the TV's internal DLP Link emitter is always on when you are in 3D mode--in later ones you have the choice to turn it off and turn on the external emitter which you plug into the 3 pin VESA emitter jack in the back of the TV. In a few models there is also an internal emitter for Panasonic mode glasses. You cannot use DLP Link at the same time as the other internal or external emitter. All model require 1920x1080 60hz 3D input or similar and early models require it to be in checkerboard format from a PC with 3D file player or via the special 3DA1 or 3DC1000 adapter. Several Models accept only side by side 3D format. For the 738 and 838 p16 in your manual tells you about these issues: "Checkerboard format, 1080p, 60-Hz; (lower resolutions may be supported but will not fill the screen)-- Side-by-Side format, 1080p, 24/30/60 Hz; 720p, 60 Hz * Active-shutter 3D glasses, DLP link" and it shows a graphic of your menu choices for 3D ON, Checker or SbyS, IR emitter or DLP Link and std or reverse(ie to reverse eye polarity if the image looks strange). We also sell the widest variety of emitter and glasses kits and are the only ones left who sell and support the 3DA1 and 3DC1000 kits since Mitsubishi left the projector/TV market 2 years ago. Regards Michael