will these work with a ViewSonic PJD5134 SVGA DLP Projector with 3D Blu-Ray Ready with a Sony BDP-S5100 3D Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi
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Please determine if your equipment is passive or active. Passive works well with most systems. If passive I recommend the sony glasses.
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Check if the projector is 3D DLP - Link. If it is, then the glass will work fine.
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Don't know. Works with my view sonic DLP projector. Must be a 3D projector and a 3D DVD player.
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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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No idea to be honest. I have the Samsung 50 inch Smart TV (LED) and they work just fine. No idea what an epson 2030 3d projector is. Sorry, but I'm not that tech savvy. I just turn the TV on and it works.
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According to http://optomausa.com/products/detail/HD25 " seamlessly integrates your DLP® Link™ or RF 3D" ... so yes... these DLP glasses would be compatible with your projector
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It should work with the projector because it's the same DLP link tech. I have 3 pairs of these and a pair of the Optoma brand. The look and work exactly the same.
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Yes, they will. I have the TCP50ST60 which is the same hardware, just a smaller screen. They work well. I do have ghosting in my 3D content, but I don't think that is from the glasses. I think it is a calibration issue or something else.
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Yes, the Epson 5030 projector uses the Full HD 3D RF standard and so these glasses are compatible with that projector. I have used them with an Epson Home Cinema 2000 projector and they work great.
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These are DLP glasses and are compatible with all DLP 3D projectors.I currently have an Optoma proj., but previously had a view sonic with which they worked fine.
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The emitter should work with any projector that has a three-pin 3D SYNC output on the back panel and supports "VESA" 3D protocol (but I cannot guarantee this). You will also need to buy the Optoma glasses made for this emitter. If your projector supports "DLP-LINK," a much more economical option is to buy DLP-LINK glasses and no emitter is needed (the synchronization signal is encoded in the DLP screen image).
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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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As long as the projector has the dlp link, you're good. These don't use the ir emitter.
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Should work with any dlp 3D projector. Works with my brothers, not a mits but 1080 3D dlp.
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I'm not sure if the Optoma HD131XE works, I use them with projectors Benq MS619ST and needs only 3D glasses
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I don't know if it works with your projector, but they work just fine with my Optoma HD 131.
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I have an Epson Powerlite 3020 3D projector and the glasses are compatible.