Will these work with blu ray 3D dvd's at home on a 3D tv?
1967205
Don't know..never tried it with a t.v. only at true imax theater at lincoln square nyc
1967206
Very unlikely. It depends on your TV make and model. Almost all 3D TVs use active shutter type glasses, which are expensive, but worth it.
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No. Any 3D Blu-ray player will provide 3D signals directly to the projector.
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Make sure the tv does not require an emitter for 3D. If it does not, these glasses will work.
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As long as your TV uses "passive" not "active" 3D technology, they should work.
357374
These will only work with a blu-ray burner. They are compatible with my LG burner up to 12x.
2190024
Well---I have a Vizio 3D Smart TV and they work just fine. Should work for Samsung 3D TV.
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Yes. Your model came with a built in 3d emitter that works with these glasses. Be mindful of the instructions with the glasses as they have settings for each brand and explore the options on your TV for 3d. Also it really helped me to make sure my TV was an appropriate height, it does wonders for the 3d.
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As long as the Blu-ray player is 3d capable and so is the TV. Brands don't matter as far as cross compatibility.
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I'm 99.9% sure these glasses will work with your tv as they are IR and blue tooth compatible. They work much better than the Samsung glasses as they reduce the light coming from the side. I liked them so much that after buying i pair to test out i bought 4 more pairs even though i already have a few samsungs. Just a tip about 3d viewing, if your tv has the dynamic contrast setting enable it for 3d viewing as it will counter act the dimness of the 3d glasses. I initially turned it off as it made it too bright for regular tv viewing but it really makes the 3d pop.
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No, these glasses do not work in Dolby 3D theatres. It's a shame, because the proprietary Dolby glasses used in cinemas are tiny and horrible.
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Yes, it wil also play 3D blu-rays; your TV determines the type of 3D (passive or active) and quality (like brightness).
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You should be able to since these do not connect directly to the tv . They just use the 3d signal.
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That would depend upon your TV. Your TV must have 3D capabilities. Different TV's have different glasses.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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It is my understanding that they will only work with Sharp. They work very well, but as you know, they're not cheap. I haven't experienced 3D with any non-active glasses, but from what I read, active systems are better. I think you'd better look for glasses that are specifically designed for the TV you have. Good luck!
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No. Your 3d glasses need to be pair with your TV this glasses are regular glasses like the ones you used in the Theaters.
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I have used them with powerdvd 10 I can't see why they would not work with the updated software as long as you select the Red/Cyan mode in the software. I will say that the effect is not as pleasing as passive 3d because the lenses seem to reduce color saturation and alter the tint slightly.