Can you choose not to use the 3D option or is it always on?
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The 3D option is activate throu the Remote control. You can select from 3 options, Deactivated, Convert 2D to 3D, and 3D Activated. After you activate the 3D option, its shown another option if the 3D is vertical or horizontal. This TV can read 3D movies from pendrive or WiFi int formats like MKV, AVI, MP4, among others.
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sorry, I have not enough knowledge to answer it. I suggest consulting another person. the unit is very good, although we have not tested the 3d yet. recently installed.
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Hi Jonathan C. Cauthorn, Yes, when viewing 3d files you can switch from side by side, over/under and simulated 3d. You can adjust the following settings by pressing OPTIONS on the remote control and selecting "3D Menu" from the menu list then select "3d Format". The playable file format for this TV are the following: .mp4, .mpg, .mts or .m2ts. - Jerome
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It will only do this if you select it in the menu. All 3d tv's give you the choice between 2d and 3d.
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Yes, you only switch to 3D when you have 3D content (unless you want to convert 2D content into 3D, which you can do too). The rest of the time the set behaves like a normal TV.
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The best thing to do is to bug a 3D player and connect the player on a 3D projector/TV e.g. Epson PowerLite. and play a 3D ready movie (don't forget to wear your 3D glasses). any other combinations except above may not be the same, in other words, not the best thing.
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Yes, the preview and auto switching can be turned off. The preview only works when you call it from the remote anyway. Not sure about your second question, though. If you have both outputs going to the input of your surround system, you could only have one active at one time, so I don't see how this would cause it to default to stereo. Mine is working fine and I am very happy with it.
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the 3DL has adjustable declanation. i would buy the 3DL over anything without adjustable declanation as it makes navigation much easier.
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I have never used the 3D feature, so I have no idea. Not a fan of 3D until they figure a way to get rid of the glasses altogether. Good luck.
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I am sure the question concerns the motion flow feature, and this can be turned off. All that it does is make the picture movements smoother during fast scene changes. It is always on for normal TV. Info is on page 49 of the manual, under picture settings.
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Yes, you can turn it off, but you will need to pick another mode. If you don't have a cable service with HD, then don't even bother watching shows with this TV. Sadly, the definition is so good, that the standard cable service looks bad. Plasma (this is my opinion) is the worst of the three ( LCD, LED and Plasma). The graphics and quality of the images (HD or 3D) are beautiful. I already gave you my opinion about cable, so I'll tell you about the rest: Videogames: They look like you are watching a movie! Movies (DVD): It depends of the quality of the movie, a couple of them may look bad bacause of the ratio. Movies (Blu-Ray): Soap Opera makes them look like you are watching how the movie is being film. Movies (3D): I'll call this the best 3D you can get out there. My big concern was this. I wanted a TV with the best 3D definition for my movies. This TV went over my expectations.
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You can watch without 3D. It only works when you use a 3D Blue Ray disc and the system is asking you to start 3D. Normally it runs on 2D (normal).
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Only if u watch a good amount of 3d programing, ie movies or games not much broadcasting 3d available, i own two 3d sets but only because i wanted the 240 hz, which does make a difference to me, if i could of found a set with the 240 hz and no 3d for less i would of chose it, 3d is just a gimmick to me in my opinion.....
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No. This had nothing to do with the glasses but the way my TV is setup. My TV gives the option to turn 3D on/off, to turn DLP Link on/off, and to switch polarity to standard/reversed if image is not correct. Reversed polarity worked for these glasses and my TV.
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Yes, 3D mode is manually activated. You must view a 3D channel, choose 3D method (split screen, ect), and put on the glasses. You must switch back to 2D mode manually. Of course 2D is the default mode. If you never invoke 3D, you would not know you have a 3D TV.
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No. The monitor is a passive-3D. You just need 3D-glasses to enjoy the 3D feature of this monitor.
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Absolutely It's passive 3d. One button 3d on/off. Only problem is the stand (tilt only), these monitor need to be at eye level.