What is the difference between DLP Link and RF 3D glasses? I see that RF 3D glasses costs almost double compared to DLP Link glasses. Does that mean I get a better picture quality with RF 3D glasses? Has anyone tried both types of glasses with HD33? I...
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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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If you do even 30 seconds of research you'll see that people don't know what they're talking about. The Onkyo product page AND the page linked on this page BOTH say that the HT-RC460 supports 3D. http://us.onkyo.com/Products/model.php?m=HT-RC460&class=Receiver I don't know if there's any difference between these models. I opted for the HT-RC460 because they had nearly identical feature sets. Onkyo seems to have multiple product lines that overlap on certain models. The HT-RC series, the usually higher priced TX-NR series and they also have a premium brand called Integra. Some forums get into arguments about possible higher quality components being used in the higher cost products, but others contend that the internals appear identical and cross-branding of components between Onkyo and Integra happens inside.
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DLP link built in or a free standing DLP link will do it. Take note, the glasses they have for $5 more by Okeba have the large side pieces, that keeps out ambient light a bit better. However these are more comfortable as they are lighter. I have both and they both perform great.
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I have been using two pairs of these glasses with Optoma HD33 3D projector and its RF Emitter since 2011. I have never used Emitter that came with the glasses. We had absolutely no problem with connecting to two pairs of these glasses at the same time.
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No glasses but it does come with the RF transmitter.Can you let know what 3D glasses i should buy?
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Hi Qunetin, there are two ways to pair glasses with tvs or projectors, and they are DLP-Link or RF (which stands for Radio Frequiency). They are different than Bluetooth. I have tried several brands of glasses with my Optoma HD25-LV projector, and none worked. So I finally got Optoma DLP-LINK glasses and they work fine. Hope this helps.
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I don't know for sure, they are DLP screen sync shutter glasses. For some reason I seem to remember NVIDIA3d being RF synced?? Not light synced. But that is only from memory...sorry
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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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This projector is 3D capable, but you have to make sure the format is 1080i (not 1080p) and you have to set up the 3D format type to match your content (i.e. side-by-side, or top-bottom, etc.). I don't know what RF (radio frequency?) has to do with 3D question? As far as I know, this projector has no RF capability except perhaps the remote control.
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Using Optoma 3D DLP glasses if you want good picture quality.Optoma ZD-301 for example.I have True Depth & SainSonic & ZD-301 3d glasses.The picture quality at ZD-301 is extremely better than True Depth and SainSonic.
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Hi, Tasha. Yes they will. These glasses are for "DLP Link" projectors. I just googled your projector, and the HD-25LV does support DLP Link, so you'd just have to make that setting in the projector's menu. You may have trouble getting these glasses to work in tandem with RF-Glasses, if you already have some of those.--- Tasha must have deleted her question, so my answer popped up here. But to answer yours. If your projector is "DLP Link" compatible, then yes, these will work. (I couldn't find your model)
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I have a Mitsubishi DLP 3D television. So, I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer this question. However, I will say that if you go to their website you'll get a very straight forward and honest answer. I'm very happy with the glasses I use with my TV.
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It should.I have a optoma hd25e and it works perfectly.Dlp link 3d glasses work like a charm .Tested with prometheus 3d ,Avengers 3d, John Carter 3d, Tron 3d, Pacific rim 3d all look great.
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Not likely. DLP projectors use DLP-Link glasses. The synchronization signal for DLP Link is actually optical (embedded in the blanking interval between frames) as opposed to IR or RF. These are RF glasses. Look for glasses that use DLP-Link technology.
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Try the BenQ - DGD5 3D Glasses. It should work for all BenQ projectors with DLP Link 3D technology.
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I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in http://www.vivitekusa.com/productdetail.php?product_id=83 for more details. I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in... » Read More I couldn´t be totally sure, because I don´t own a Vivitek D803W-3D. When I was doing my research to buy this glasses I also had a bit of trouble understanding the type of 3d technology I had in my projector, in order to know what type of glasses I needed. What I understand, is that all 3D projectors use DLP Link, where the projector emits an IR signal to synchronize the Left-Right lens shutter. So my guess is that any glasses with dlp Link active shutter glasses would work. Check out the "Download 2D-3D Setup Guide" availiable in http://www.vivitekusa.com/productdetail.php?product_id=83 for more details. « Show Less
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As long as it's dlp link, it'll work. Though, I feel I should warn you. Don't know if it was just mine but if I ever got up (say, to pee/ grab a snack) and took the glasses with me out of pure laziness (instead of just taking them off) they would "unlink" and "link" (in other words, would turn on and back off) repeatedly until I would turn off, then back on, the 3d receiver hooked up to my Mitsubishi TV. This alone, made them impractical to use. That, and I was just lazier then ever (am).