I have question about 'Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010' Even I connect 2D bluray, is that convert to 3D to watch?
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Unfortunately the 3010 does not have that capability. However both the 5010 and 2nd Gen 3010 do. Hope this helps.
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like the other answer says, no the 3010 does not have 2d to 3d on the fly, however it can be done. My protector is connected to a PC with PowerDVD 12, which can change 2d to 3d. However, it doesn't look very good. True 3d is so much better.
909347
No the 5010 does but that's 1000 bucks more or u can do what I did and buy a blu ray player that converts to 3d for Ya. Mine works great a lot of depth and still an amazing picture.
909348
you have to have 3d sent to the projector. Some bluray players such as sony may up convert.
909349
connect HDMI cable from bd player to Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3010 and, touch control remote the key 3d, your BD player has to be 3D and the movie the same 3D
909350
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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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. any other combinations except above may not be the same, in other words, not the best thing.
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Hi, this only used for viewing 2D source in bad 3D content. Would not recommend. I buy "3D Video Wizard Console" to see from my bluray 3D content on 2D Tv is much better. I recommend "3D Video Wizard Console"...!!!
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We have an Epson V11H501020 PowerLite Home Cinema 3020 2D and 3D 1080p Home Theater Projector. When turned on for the first time, the glasses automatically connect to the projector. The Epson 3010 uses the previous IR (InfraRed) technology while these grasses are RF (Radio Frequency). You also may want to call Panasonic for advice. Hope it helps! ;-)))
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No, it does not have 2D to 3D conversion. But it does have some pretty amazing 3D imaging for a projector in this price range.
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I installed mine in a epson home cinema powerlite 3010 i dont belive it is compatable for a 3020. The faint beep happens from time to time an the fan in the projector covers the sound untill it stops and i had to take it out and reinstall it three times the first day i got it before it worked and i have had no problems since and its been months since i installed it. well worth the little money i spent on it. Hope this helps
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If you're looking to watch 3D Blu-rays on your Samsung 3D-ready DLP, right now you are limited to purchasing a Panasonic 3D Blu-ray player that supports output in the "checkerboard" format (e.g. models bdt100, bdt300, bdt350 etc.) that's all you need besides your glasses and emitter setup. if you want to use other players, watch cable/dish 3D, or play 3D games (i.e. PS3) you will need a "checkerboard" adapter from Mitsubishi and you have to hack the EDID of your TV. do a Google search on that and you'll find what you need to get started.
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No, you can not watch 3D in 2D mode. I did not experience any downside for shooting in 3D, I think sony did a great job for the HDR-TD30V.
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Hello Gary; Sorry I can't help you with the comparison between the HD33 and the Epson 5030UB. I have a Optoma GT700 3D and purchased the Epson 5030UB in December. It has great color, clarity and brightness. I use my as a portable for playing mainly blurays. One nice feature is the zoom. Once I get the picture within the area of the screen I can use the zoom to square it in to the frame. The reviews I read convinced me to wait until this projector was available. Hope this helps.
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View sonic makes a 3d converter box that hooks up via hdmi to the projector. That and 3d glasses make a hell of a viewing expierence!
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I have never used the 3D. It works GREAT in HD. One caveat: You do NOT want to view it in a well-lit room. You need blinds on your windows. I have it in my bedroom and it works GREAT. Think of the environment you'd want if you were watching a slide show or 8mm home movie on a projector screen.
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I use the Optoma glasses that are 80ish $. Not sure if the Sainsonic are exactly the same quality and sync well with the projector but being a brand new product (when I got the projector in September) I wanted to make sure they are perfectly compatible. I have to say I too have an issue with the 3D but it is only happening on certain movies (Iron Man 3 so far but only tried 3 3D movies). The 3D seems to occasionally "de-sync" causing the image to be blurry. The glasses are however connected. It isn't my receiver as I tried with the PS3 plugged directly into the projector and the same happened. Given it did not happen with all the movies I'm inclined to think the problem was with the movie itself but I still thought it's good to give you a heads up.
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120HZ is a must for 3D movie watching. If your DVD is not 3D, it probably would not go that fast. I wonder anyone had experience in 3D playing on this player?
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i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer i dont know what to think anymore. i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer... » Read More i wanted to know that too so i asked pioneer by email."do i need an explicit 3d labeled blu-ray drive to play 3d movies? or do ijust need a 3d SOFTWARE capable?as opposite of the BDR-209DBK model (wich explicite says 3D capable), thisone doesn't say anithing about 3d compatible anywhere on theexpecifications."their answer: " The BDR2209 is not 3-D capable.Thank You,Pioneer Customer Service"so i dont know if it has to be an special reader for 3d or what!. i thought it was only a 3d software but after that answer i dont know what to think anymore. « Show Less
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I have not used a native 3D movie - don't have a BlueRay player. But we have viewed streamed 3D movies simply by pressing the 3D/2D button on the remote. When it is pressed the first time a wizard leads you through setup. My family was less than impressed with the results. The glasses charge very quickly. Then they have to be linked (as in Bluetooth).
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Hi, always, as a general rule, to view the 3D effect it is required a 3D capable TV, if you use a 3D Blu Ray movie with a non-3D TV you will only see a normal 2D Blu-Ray. So to answer your two questions, yes and yes. As a final comment, I don't recommend this player, look for Sony.
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Should work perfectly. I use this in my home cinema which would not be the size of a pub venue but I have used it externally and put it on a 130 inch display. Same results as my normal 92 inch display. The only issue you may encounter is if the room is too bright - the image is good but you may want to go with the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3020 2D and 3D 1080p Home Theater Projector. It is a lot more expensive option but the image is going to be a lot better in brighter environments like a pub. (As amazon.com as a money back guarantee, maybe try the cheaper projector first to see if it works in your environment) Should work perfectly. I use this in my home cinema which would not be the size of a pub venue but I have used it externally and put it on a 130 inch display. Same results as my normal 92 inch display. The only issue you may encounter is if the room is too bright - the image is good but you may want to go with the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3020 2D and 3D 1080p Home Theater Projector. It is a lot more expensive option but the image is going to be a lot better in brighter environments like a pub. (As amazon.com as a money back guarantee, maybe try the cheaper projector first to see if it... » Read More Should work perfectly. I use this in my home cinema which would not be the size of a pub venue but I have used it externally and put it on a 130 inch display. Same results as my normal 92 inch display. The only issue you may encounter is if the room is too bright - the image is good but you may want to go with the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 3020 2D and 3D 1080p Home Theater Projector. It is a lot more expensive option but the image is going to be a lot better in brighter environments like a pub. (As amazon.com as a money back guarantee, maybe try the cheaper projector first to see if it works in your environment) « Show Less
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To get 3D movies, I think you need another attachment/filter. It's default is 2D.