Cinemark Theaters have a large-format screen referred to as "XD" as a competition to IMAX format. Do these work on 3D XD movies?
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I believe they will work. I was just at an XD showing and had my 2D glasses in case the 3D was crappy for Guardians of the Galaxy. I never pulled them out because the 3D was really effective in that one. Next time I'll remember to try it out to know for sure and post here unless someone beats me to it.
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It's a DX format. If you go to adorama.com you can answer a lot of your questions.
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Yes, they are very nice. But they did not work in the theater when we went to watch a 3D movie! I guess the theater was not an Imax one.
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No they won't work with Imax 3d. Imax 3d needs Imax 3d glasses. Hope this helps.
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We used them at Avengers in IMaX yesterday at Lincohnshire IL and worked great!! Don't know if that helps but it's the most recent IMax movie I know is out.
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I'm not sure. I think the screen I project onto is about that size but the image doesn't FILL the screen. But I've just tried projecting slides, etc., from my laptop for a class; I haven't tried projecting movies yet.
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The input/output configuration is fine and will definitely work. As for 2D/3D, you have to understand that it's an optical trick. A neat one, but a trick nonetheless. And, unless your video projector is a 3D projector (is there even such a thing?) it won't work of course. The conversion only works if on there's a 3D capable display on the output.
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The BDXL units were manufactured to support triple layer and quad layer BD-R, and RE media. It is one of the reasons I purchased the unit even though I haven't purchased the higher capacity media yet.
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10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to work! Me too. 10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to... » Read More 10-4 on that divx info.There is DivX, which is a later take-off on XVID. (play on the name---inverting it) A lot of the available movies "out there" are XVID and appear to play fine on tthe Coby 7377. It's hard to tell because they almost all come "parckaged" in a dot avi file. Whats actually in there is hard to deciper- to my mind anyway. So the avi file that comes off my camera is WAY different than the avi file which contains a feature-release movie (as a DivX or XVID) But I believe that both of those popular formats will play on the unit.OK- get back to work! Me too. « Show Less
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I don't think so. There made for TVs with the same 3D used in theaters. A way to check is go to a store with 3D TVs and try there display tv glasses with the book.
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XDE is great! It also plays VCDs. You can burn a movie to a CDR and it plays it. The picture might look so so, but still.Bryan
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I bought this for a first gen roku and it works. It should work for the XD too as long as the specs are similar... They should be similar.
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To get 3D movies, I think you need another attachment/filter. It's default is 2D.
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Tried but it did not seem to be ideal or fully compatible. Add a Roku 2 XS for a much smoother streaming experience that I think makes going to a movie theater a let down! The images I see on this set are much better than I have seen on many theater screens.
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From looking at the manual it says it does but you must have a compatible 3d display I have a url for a pdf of the manualwww.samsung.com/us/business/.../TSST_506AB_leaflet-0711-Edited.pdfI have copied this right from their web siteExperience 3D3D in Full HD is now a reality. With vivid new dimensions in picture depth and crystal-clear images that leap out of your screen, you will be fully immersed in the movies. PowerDVD with support for Blu-ray 3D delivers this in an all new viewing experience. Broad 3D support : PowerDVD delivers Blu-ray 3D to any compatible 3D displays and supports all 3D video file formate. From looking at the manual it says it does but you must have a compatible 3d display I have a url for a pdf of the manualwww.samsung.com/us/business/.../TSST_506AB_leaflet-0711-Edited.pdfI have copied this right from their web siteExperience 3D3D in Full HD is now a reality. With vivid new dimensions in picture depth and crystal-clear images that leap out of your screen, you will be fully immersed in the movies. PowerDVD with support for Blu-ray 3D delivers this in an all new viewing experience. Broad 3D support : PowerDVD delivers Blu-ray 3D to any... » Read More From looking at the manual it says it does but you must have a compatible 3d display I have a url for a pdf of the manualwww.samsung.com/us/business/.../TSST_506AB_leaflet-0711-Edited.pdfI have copied this right from their web siteExperience 3D3D in Full HD is now a reality. With vivid new dimensions in picture depth and crystal-clear images that leap out of your screen, you will be fully immersed in the movies. PowerDVD with support for Blu-ray 3D delivers this in an all new viewing experience. Broad 3D support : PowerDVD delivers Blu-ray 3D to any compatible 3D displays and supports all 3D video file formate. « Show Less
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I use mine in a 5D3. Formatted via computer and in Camera. Never had issues there. Only thing i did notice is it takes a bit longer for the camera to respond when turning on with these placed inside, but the performance never gave me any issues. I agree with Edwards, Komputerbay should replace with no problem. Best of luck!
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The downside of shooting everything in 3D is your file sizes will be larger. Watching in 2D is possible. If you have a 3D TV, you can choose to switch to 2D mode. If you are watching on a computer, The AVCHD 2 file format will display in 2D in editing software that does not support 3D. Tip: If you are going to do editing with Sony Movie Studio ensure you get version 13. Version 12 crashed every time I tried to render 3D movies. I've tested version 13 and Sony have now fixed the bug.