Mitsubishi and Panasonic 3D Player What else is needed? Hello, I just purchased a Mits WD-65C10. I also got a Panasonic SC-BTT350 3D Blu-Ray system. My question is, What else is needed to play and see 3D movies? I was told that Mits and Pana are made for each other because of their "checker board" patterns? So would all I need is 3d glasses? And what kind? Thank you for any help. I hate the thought of buying a bunch of extras I dont need. (Adapters, Emitters, and so on) Mitsubishi and Panasonic 3D Player What else is needed? Hello, I just purchased a Mits WD-65C10. I also got a Panasonic SC-BTT350 3D Blu-Ray system. My question is, What else is needed to play and... » Read More Mitsubishi and Panasonic 3D Player What else is needed? Hello, I just purchased a Mits WD-65C10. I also got a Panasonic SC-BTT350 3D Blu-Ray system. My question is, What else is needed to play and see 3D movies? I was told that Mits and Pana are made for each other because of their "checker board" patterns? So would all I need is 3d glasses? And what kind? Thank you for any help. I hate the thought of buying a bunch of extras I dont need. (Adapters, Emitters, and so on) « Show Less
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I called Panasonic directly, and they said that all I need is their glasses. So I plan on purchasing them tomorrow. I will let everyone know.
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Mitsubshi sells a kit that includes a pair of 3d glasses and a box to control them. It's $2-300 but you have to have it.
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Panasonic VIERA TC-P50VT25 50-inch 1080p 3D Plasma HDTV, Black It says it's 3D and these were introduced in 2010. Read the reviews, they talk about the 3D quality. The 2010 top of the line VT20/VT25 models were the very first to introduce 3D. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10466702-1.html?tag=contentMain;contentBody;2n http://ces.cnet.com/8301-31045_1-10427983-269.html Looks like you're good to go! Of course, as I'm sure you know you need 3D glasses that work with a Panasonic HDTV and any model of 3D Blu-ray player.
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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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HI, you don't need any kind of additional device if they are dp-link compatible ...I have a Benq W1500 and I just need to turn on the glasses to get both devices (projector and glasses) synchronized. They are working flawless. Very good glasses.
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Unfortunately Panasonic does not make this very clear on the BluRay box. The player, depending on model is "wireless ready" but requires the LAN adapter to connect to your wi-fi as it does not have the required circuitry internally to receive and process the wi-fi signal. My Blu Ray was network ready - if I used an ethernet cable, but required the adapter for wifi. I guess it is way to sell an accessory. This is a throwback to early laptops that required a wifi usb adapter to connect.
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you need the IR emitter along with the glasses. "I got the 3 active" from amazon .com for about 176.00 and they came with 4 glasses the IR emitter and on the back of your tv it shows you IR emitter plug it and that's it the tv will show you the rest automatically. I love my Mitsubishi 65 WD-65738 and you going to love yours hope this was helpful happy viewing.
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I have the same issue. Mitsubishi TV, sony 3d blu-ray. According the the sony blu-ray insturction manual, you use THIS device to hook up to your 3d ready TV. It doesn't mention that it has to be a sony...
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I saw both the samsung and panasonic and must say the panasonic is by far the better TV for 3D, the image actually came out of the TV as opposed to just being "deep" like the samsung, although i guess it depends on the content u are watching. Overall the picture was clearer and more brilliant in color, plasmas are superior to LCDs in picture quality in 2D so I am not surprised they also are in the 3rd dimension.
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Same here on 3D support. I'm using my Playstation 3 for 3D Blu Ray, but would really like a Blu Ray changer. I have two Sony 400 DVD changers and really use / love them. Yet, a Blu Ray changer without 3D in 2011 is just short changing the buyer.
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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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If they are for a Mitsubishi 3D set the emitter is not in the glasses. The tv I bought required a separate divice that was sold by Disney and Mitsubishi. That had a box one part connects to ur DVD player other to your TV set. Then you have a third cable that is the emitter. By the way the box can detect if you are playing a 3D movie or regular tv. So you have nothing to change, it is all automatic. It does have a remote if you like to manually change setting but I never used it. I hope this helps. The box is around $100.00 and I have seen it for as much as $200.00 so shop around. I found mine at amazon but I just can't think of the name. You can always call Mitsubishi they can guy you with all of it. :-)
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what i've understood is, the benq w1070 use dlp link which these glasses support. All u need then, in otherwords is the dlp link tv/projectors, these glasses, 3d bluray player, 3d blueray disc, and hdmi fast enough for 3d support. fyi, the lens on the glasses are dark grey/greenish tint(standard 3d glasses color) and not clear as per the picture in the advertisment. other than that, glasses works as intended. (just doesn't fit over prescription glasses too well.)
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Thanks for the response. Let me know if a 3D movie plays in this player as I am very interested in purchasing this unit.
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It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a special need for 3D (rare). It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a... » Read More It is 3D capable. If you have a 3D capable blu-ray player and if you can actually find (they are rare) 3D blu-ray movies or special events OR if your cable, dish, or whatever provider you use offers a program in 3D then you will be able to watch it in 3D IF you also purchase 3D glasses. Otherwise you will never know the difference and the likelyhood of ever using it is practically nil. Technology is working on improving 3D for home use in TV's to be viewed without glasses but they say it is still a few years away. This tv being 3D should not influence your decision to buy unless you have a special need for 3D (rare). « Show Less
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I just bought a 3D TV (Samsung PN59D550). I have the Sony bdp-s570 plugged directly into the TV via HDMI, and when I tried to play Bolt 3D, I get the black screen with the message that the set up is not 3D capable and that I should ensure that my blu ray player is hooked up to a 3D capable device via HDMI. I don't get it. Any one else have any suggestions on how to make this work? I don't want to go buy another Blu Ray player, but I am thinking of buying a Samsung BluRay player to ensure compatibility between the two. This is frustrating.
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To tell the truth, I'm not that concerned with 3D. I did plan on trying it out, but since I ended up buying a TV that doesn't come with them, I'm probably not going to buy any. I know AVSforum.com has a thread specifically for this TV and many people say a lot of the Samsung ones are compatible and work well. The Panasonic glasses are only $30 a piece now, I know that. Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I would definitely check out AVS.
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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.