Hello! Can you PLEASE advise me on the Dimensional Optics 3ACTIVE IR Emitter being compatible with my Mitsubishi WD-65C9 TV as well as DLP Link glasses and Optoma ZD101 glasses??? I realized I need a 3DC-1000, 3DA-1, or other device (PS3, PS4, Blu Ray Player, or PC with 3D video card) to convert output to checkerboard format as well. I would like to purchase your emitter today, if compatible with tv and glasses. I greatly appreciate your time and help!!! Anyone one else reading this that would share any insight and knowledge of a WD-65C9 tv set up would greatly be appreciated as well!!! Thanks again!!! Hello! Can you PLEASE advise me on the Dimensional Optics 3ACTIVE IR Emitter being compatible with my Mitsubishi WD-65C9 TV as well as DLP Link glasses and Optoma ZD101 glasses??? I realized I... » Read More Hello! Can you PLEASE advise me on the Dimensional Optics 3ACTIVE IR Emitter being compatible with my Mitsubishi WD-65C9 TV as well as DLP Link glasses and Optoma ZD101 glasses??? I realized I need a 3DC-1000, 3DA-1, or other device (PS3, PS4, Blu Ray Player, or PC with 3D video card) to convert output to checkerboard format as well. I would like to purchase your emitter today, if compatible with tv and glasses. I greatly appreciate your time and help!!! Anyone one else reading this that would share any insight and knowledge of a WD-65C9 tv set up would greatly be appreciated as well!!! Thanks again!!! « Show Less
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you go to tv settings and 3d mode and select the ir for use with this emitter
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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, No 3DC-1000 required with a blu-ray that emits a 3d checker board pattern and it works perfectly with PS 3D IR glasses as well as the "103" IR glasses
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers... » Read More Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl « Show Less
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Hey all - hate to break this to ya, but I just tried it out on my 3d setup, and this receiver doesn't seem to pass through at all - I've tried it with DirecTV 3d channels, and with my PS3, and if I connect directly to the TV HDMI, it works just fine, but going through the receiver, as soon as I try and view 3d content, there is no dice. Kind of annoyed here, since I bought this receiver about 1.5 years ago, and it looks like now I'll either have to go through the painful process of hooking up 3d devices directly to the TV, or buy a new 3d capable receiver - poop! :( Well - good luck - hope you folks have better luck than I did :(
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no problem glad I could help..I have an hd66 and optoma 3d-xl 3d set up in my home theater so if you ever need any help just let me know. I'm pretty much an expert on the hd66 and 3d now.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Hi Ashton! As every glasses with DLP link technology this device is fully compatible with any projector with the same technology. I check the Optoma HD-25 LV specs. anyway for your sure. I've 4 glasses and use them with Optoma HD 66 (same projector but 720p). Regards, Tomás.
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I did correspond with a person at Dimensional Optics and they were great to deal with! We ended up buying the glasses and have used them with success. Now if only we can figure out how to watch actual 3D discs through the Playstation, not just 2D --> 3D. We are happy with them though - definitely as good as the Samsung ones we tried.
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Yes the IR emitter is necessary to view 3D content with no crossover sync. The dimensions optics ir emitter works perfect. I have been using one for 2 years now. Make sure your 3D active shutter IR glasses are compatible with mitsubishi/samsung. Download latest 3d software flash firmware update for your tv.
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Make sure you set the 3d mode to ir emitter and not dlp. They should work fine. I have 65-738 TV using the PS 3d glasses with this emitter no problem.
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Does it support it - yes; I haven't used it so I don't know how well it works. There were known issues with 3D in certain configurations so you'd want the latest firmware. What doesn't work is backward compatibility with DVI - it will not properly separate the video signal for the display doing an HDMI-to-DVI conversion (even though it's supposed to work) and there is no component out so you have to feed HDMI to your display (or AVR).
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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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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 William, as any device that use DLP technology, this glasses work perfectly with your projector. DLP projectors emitts with flashes into the image projected that synchronize with The receptor in this glasses. I've purchased them and used with a Optoma HD 66. Great product, great price. Regards, Tomas.
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If your Mitsubishi 3D TV has a built in emitter, yes it should work. I have an older Mitsubishi 3DTV that required an external emitter. These glasses wasn't compatible with a cheap emitter until I replaced the emitter that was Mitsubishi compatible. Once, the emitter problem was solved, the glass problem was also solved. So, yes, it should work depending on the emitter.
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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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Our original DLP link glasses went through several generations (1, 2, 3, 3.5 etc). However, we discovered that every time we upgraded the firmware, it corrected existing issues, but introduced new problems with other systems. We restarted from the ground up and created our new glasses- the Firestorm LTs and the Firestorm XLs. Both are compatible with ALL DLP link 3D systems. There is only one version of each since there are no compatibility issues. They work great with 96 hz projectors (Vivitek), 144 hz (Benq) and 120 hz (Optoma, ViewSonic, Mitsubishi and nearly every other brand). Hope this helps! Our original DLP link glasses went through several generations (1, 2, 3, 3.5 etc). However, we discovered that every time we upgraded the firmware, it corrected existing issues, but introduced new problems with other systems. We restarted from the ground up and created our new glasses- the Firestorm LTs and the Firestorm XLs. Both are compatible with ALL DLP link 3D systems. There is only one version of each since there are no compatibility issues. They work great with 96 hz projectors (Vivitek), 144 hz (Benq) and 120 hz (Optoma, ViewSonic, Mitsubishi and nearly every other brand). Hope... » Read More Our original DLP link glasses went through several generations (1, 2, 3, 3.5 etc). However, we discovered that every time we upgraded the firmware, it corrected existing issues, but introduced new problems with other systems. We restarted from the ground up and created our new glasses- the Firestorm LTs and the Firestorm XLs. Both are compatible with ALL DLP link 3D systems. There is only one version of each since there are no compatibility issues. They work great with 96 hz projectors (Vivitek), 144 hz (Benq) and 120 hz (Optoma, ViewSonic, Mitsubishi and nearly every other brand). Hope this helps! « Show Less