How many pairs of 3D glasses can you connect to one IR Emitter? I will be using the PS3 glasses on a Mitsubishi WD-73737.
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There is no connection with the glasses! You are connecting the equipment only.
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The glasses do not communicate back to the unit; they are passive recipients of the synchronization signal from the IR emitter. As many glasses that can be in range to "see" the IR emitter should work.
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The glasses are receivers of the IR signal, like a radio receiver, so there is no limit on how many you can use.at oncez.
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I have not had any problems with the signal from the emitter I have 6 pairs of glass Each pair should pick up the signal from the emitter if you are having problems make sure you glasses are fully charged or your batteries are not low. The emitter put out a signal as far as I know the glasses just pick up the signal. I may be wrong but if any one knows different. I know the internet is different if some one is stealing your signal it drains your speed on your gaming the emitter might be the same
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Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will be Blu-ray high def 3-D movies.Good luck!Larry Glazer Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will... » Read More Taking your last question 1st, yes you will need to buy an infrared emitter and shutter glasses. I belive they are available for about $130. Try Tiger Direct.Many pc games will play in 3-D mode, but you will need the right computer and video display software. Many NVidia Geforce displays can be made to run in 3-D mode, using NVidia's stereo 3-D driver. I don't know if this works on a Vista computer; it definitely works on an XP computer.There are 3-D movies available on DVD. Check out www.Berezin.com. We are early adopters; be patient. In time, there will be Blu-ray high def 3-D movies.Good luck!Larry Glazer « Show Less
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I never could get the others to work. I paid $150 for a first pair No differ wrench in the screen sent them back bought others and the same. So I don't use the 3D on my tv. Good Luck. All I can say is the $150 par of glasses were no different than the $40 pair.
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Yes, the IR transmitter is built into the top of the monitor and it comes with one pair of 3D Vision 2 glasses.
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this is just another pair of glasses, you need to get the glasses kit before you can buy an extra pair. they work using a sensor connected to only special nvidia 3d vision ready monitors, so you need to make sure you have all of that before you get an extra pair.
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The ones I ordered about 18 months ago did not come with an emitter. But I did not need an emitter because my Mitsubishi tv has a built in emitter. Actually, I the glasses i ordered did not work with my tv. I contacted the manufacturer tech support Dimensional Optics and they sent me the correct pair of glasses and I think they even payed for shipping. All I can say is their tech support was tip-top, friendly, and very willing to help me; and i don't say that lightly. If your not sure aout your tv maybe they can help you.
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Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers... » Read More Hello, You are correct that our 3D glasses will work perfectly with your 3D television. Our 3D glasses have many advantages to the official manufacturer's 3D glasses such as ours are higher quality, they block out distracting light more efficiently, they have a larger viewing area and best of all they are rechargeable so there are no batteries to replace. One other great advantage is that our glasses are both Bluetooth/RF and IR compatible so you can enjoy them with endless other televisions and projectors as well. You are correct that the lower quality Manufacturers 3D glasses are battery powered.Thanks, Carl « Show Less
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I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if... » Read More I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. « Show Less
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Use this device. You will need to run single IR eye out of closet and stick it within view of your remote. It works great. You need to know where IR eye is on each device so you can attach this devices tentacle eyes directly over then easily connects to main box. Up to 6 devices depending on version you buy.
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It does not come with 3D Glasses. Those are extra. I am reviewing different glasses now but haven't decided on a pair. I plan to try to find a good DLP link pair instead of the IR emitter.
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Yes, but you must get a seperate IR emitter ($19 on Amazon) and Simulview will not function with the glasses anymore.
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We have the same issue -- 3d only syncs at a close distance and certain angle relative to the IR emittor on the TV. We've tested the glasses at BB and they work fine. Tech has replaced IR emittor and motherboard but issue is still unresolved. I'll update if anything changes.
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Its work and. it doesnt require emitter however I suggest you to buy 3d glasses from optoma coz sometimes this one doesnt work even I reset it..it having trouble to connect with the projector..
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The projector does not need an external emitter. Just put in a 3d blue ray and u are good to go. I have my Ben q pointed to a white wall and the 3d is nice and there is no limit on the number of three glasses u can use at one time as well.
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Its not required for the tv. The tv actually has its own internal 3D emitter. It takes special glasses that required batteries to run the glasses. My problem is that I want to sit further back from the tv and the internal emitter is not very strong so I lose the 3D signal to the wireless glasses that I use. I have had several types of glasses work. I bought this in hopes that a pair of infrared glasses that were Samsung brand would work. The tv has a plug in the back that works with these external emitters. Although I haven't ever had the correct glasses to work with this emitter the company that makes this emitter can tell you what type of glasses to purchase. Remember not all active shutter glasses are the same. Not all active shutter glasses are compatible. Also the glasses you get from the movie theatre will not work with tv. No the glasses do not need to be Mitsubishi brand. My apologies for not being able to fully answer your question. I did contact the company who made the emitter and the did tell me the type of glasses that work but I didn't buy any at the time and it has been a long time since so I don't remember but they were helpful in that way so I would strongly suggest you call them for specifics on which types to purchase. (P.s. The Samsung glasses I bought were infrared and they didn't work with this. The tv itself does not output an infrared signal)
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Not sure it this emitter will work with PS3 glasses, but works great with Optima HD141x.
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Specifically for the iR emitters, my experience has been the same as Mega-Watt reports. They function best stuck on the equipment and covering the iR sensor on each device. I do have a cabinet where I was able to stick an emitter on a rail facing multiple devices, however performance was very unpredictable. Since the device comes with multiple emitters I utilized one per device, routing the multiple cables from the repeater. When finding the iR receiver on each device, I utilized a small flashlight to identify the pass through windows on the glossy glass and plastic finished fronts of my equipment when the user manual was unavailable or did not specify the location. With respect to the iR receiver, my experience has been excellent across distances up to 40 feet in one arrangement where we can actually change the channel and control the TV through a doorway to our entertainment room.