Would it improve the 3D viewing of my Sony KDL70W850B as it came without the ir blaster such as preventing ghosting and flickering?
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Hi Vanavah, this Sony 3D Sync Transmitter is compatible with Sony 3D HDTV (HX909 or HX800 series model) only. It gives a 3D experience from a wide viewing angle. Your Sony KDL70W850B doesn't need 3D sync transmitter nor will work on it. Hope this helps. -Ely
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did you find a way to get it to work, cuz when i asked samsung they said 3-d ready doesnt mean 3-d blu ray?--- i asked and thats what i got i want to get a 3d blu ray player and i already have the ir emitter and glasses that works through the computer but only with pics, small clips and games, and dvds-- but have to download a bunch of crap to make it work. let me know if the starter kit and player works?
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Does this still work as good if you do not have a 3D TV? I want all the other features and have not found them on a player besides this one...any suggestions?
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I watched the cnet video review for the plasma 8000 and its said the 3D was better then the LED version, becuase there was NO ghosting effect.
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Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will be Blu-ray high def 3-D movies.Good luck!Larry Glazer Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will... » Read More Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will be Blu-ray high def 3-D movies.Good luck!Larry Glazer « Show Less
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Yes, this even supports 3d gaming. Even though the refresh rate is low, there isn't any noticeable blurring.
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In order to run your components through it and still get 3d, yes. Without a similar receiver, you can still hook your 3d blueray or cable box directly to the tv. I caution you on this product, mine only worked for 7 months before it broke.
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No. You need a pair of projectors for passive glasses. This projector supports DLP-Link and has a VESA port for the included RF emitter so either of those glasses can be used out of the box. I believe VESA port can also be used for an infrared emitter for ir glasses.
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I am no expert on night vision tech. That said when you activate the infared feature you get a really bright image. It seem to be a little fuzzy. but that could be me. Zero in at what ever rough distance you will be using it and blast away. What ever you get beats shooting in the dark.
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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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I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best... » Read More I have the 100" airbright 3d it works decent I have a great viewing angle. Every time someone comes over to watch the game or movies they all love it. I do have some sort of image imperfection on the screen. Its only noticable on a white screen projected. I did send back one screen because of it and it was the same type of imperfection on the new screen. The problem is you won't see it until the screen is fully put together. I said forget it the second time around it was not that major to have to restrech another screen..overall I would give this screen a 7.5 out of 10. Its the best you will find for the money. « Show Less
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Yes it does but it's nothing spectacular, it's barely noticeable helps if it is a HD format movie though....although I will say the 3d mode is pretty good when watching 3D BLuRay movies it does do that well.
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I just ordered these: http://i-glassesonline.stores.yahoo.net/dlp3d-wireless-2set.html For $120 shipped with the emitter and 2 pairs of glasses, I've read on other sites that the Mits converts the 3D from the PS3 to the checkboard 3D tech the Mits supports. Not sure how well it's all going to work, but they look like they're pretty open to returns if people aren't satisfied, and for a little over $100, it's a pretty minimal investment.
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It appears to me that the hx750 has the transmitter built into the TV. The transmitter sends a IR signal to the 3D glasses that allow the glasses to be in sync with the TV picture. It does not boost the 3D signal.
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It does come with 2 pair of RF 3D glasses. The older IR glasses will not work with this projector, so if you had a few lying around to complement the two that come with it, they will not work. But the ones that do come with it, while goofy looking, function wonderfully.
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No. You need a pair of projectors for passive glasses.This projector supports DLP-Link and has a VESA port for the included RF emitter so either of those glasses can be used out of the box. I believe VESA port can also be used for an infrared emitter for ir glasses.
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Yes, this issue has been fixed. With the blue case I purchased a couple months ago, the IR port was free and I can control my receiver, DirecTV and projector.