is this projector dlp link or passive;does it require purchase of a 3d transmitter;if you do not know please do not respond
1096840
This unit does not use the DLP link glasses but does need the Active RF glasses. No need for a separate 3D transmitter.
1096841
It is NOT dlp. It is an LCD project. No rainbow articfact. All you need is the 3D glasses.
1096842
It has BUILD-IN Transmitter its a Bluetooth but it is referred to as "RF" therefore you need RF glasses... I have tested the $10 and the Samsungs.. all work... just decide if you like the rechargeable... button battery last about 6-8hrs by my approximate calculations
1028486
This projector is not capable of outputting 3D for passive glasses. Passive 3D from a projector is expensive, either requiring an extremely expensive projector or an extremely complicated dual projector setup. You would also need a special screen that can properly reflect the polarized light of the passive 3d image. There are converters, but they are more expensive than this projector. Converting projected active 3d to passive 3d removes the main benefit of passive which is absolutely no flickering.
730422
I am fairly sure the device has to be plugged into a PC/MAC USB port to render the video. I don't think it works by just plugging into a projectors USB port as the projector doesn't have a CPU/GPU to render graphics, hence, how this DL-195 chipset works.
1425406
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.
970301
I Agree with Matt and Glenn Bonat -- DLP-Link (the Sainsonic are great, inexpensive DLP-Link glasses!) and RF Glasses Only. Additionally as Matt mentioned, there is a 3D-Evolver Kit that needs Two Identical 2D Projectors to do Passive 3D. (The 3D-Evolver costs $1,200 in addition to the cost of Two Identical 2D projectors.)
1666998
Yes the transmitter is built into the display and it comes with one set of 3d glasses. It works very well using the Nvidia software. I play GW2 with it. The 3d is good but not as extreme as I have seen in World of Tanks.
1737071
Should work with any dlp 3D projector. Works with my brothers, not a mits but 1080 3D dlp.
733188
No is passive 3d you only need the glasses it brings or even theater glasses.
790397
It should work fine to feed the projector. We have not seen any delay issues, so I believe it will be fine. However, we have had some issues with range and interference. Hope this helps.
232200
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.
1865554
Just DLP link 3D glasses needed. I use mine with it just being hooked up to an antenna. No adaptor and no transmitter. Very simple. Love this projector.
909348
you have to have 3d sent to the projector. Some bluray players such as sony may up convert.
1281788
For me, the wireless transmitter works for 3D and I am really happy with this projector.
1333049
From what ive read you have to play the 3d movie through your computer with addtl software. Download the users manual for the projector and it will explain the 3d
1562951
This 3D projector supports all HDMI 1.4a mandatory 3D formats, including side-by-side, top and bottom and frame packing format to allow easy hook up with peripheral devices to deliver 3D content. The HD131Xe is a full 1080p entertainment projector and supports all 1080p formats natively. As with all 3D displays, a 3D source (Blu-ray 3D player or 3D gaming console), 3D content and 3D glasses are required for 3D entertainment. Optoma DLP Link and RF 3D glasses are sold separately. So you would have to buy the inexpensive DLP Link Box and glasses.
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HI, you don't need any kind of additional device if they are dp-link compatible ...I have a Benq W1500 and I just need to turn on the glasses to get both devices (projector and glasses) synchronized. They are working flawless. Very good glasses.
2089160
Yes. Comes with pp installed. You'll have to buy the cable and appropriate adapter for the projector if it's not accessible via WiFi or Bluetooth.