Does this work with any RF glasses
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its 3d Rf glasses .,so it will work in a vesa mode technology ......if you want i will send you two 3d glass & this emitter for 12000 indian rupees ..all orginal optoma purchased via amazon.....
520080
From my personal experience, no. It will only work with Optoma 3D glasses. Mine would not work with my Samsung glasses so I had to buy a pair of the Optima glasses, but it was well worth it. Picture and 3D effects are outstanding.
520081
No, some glasses do not work with this emitter.Furthermore, some glasses do work but not very well. Best thing is to use original Optoma glasses even if it means paying a lot for them.
520082
No, some glasses do not work with this emitter. Furthermore, some glasses do work but not very well. Best thing is to use original Optoma glasses even if it means paying a lot for them.
520083
Hi .. I dont know if this work with all RF glasses OR NO But im sure it's work good with my RF glasses that one I buy from amazon it's Optoma BG-ZF2100GLS, Active Shutter 3D-RF Glasses.
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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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If you want to use the dlp glasses there is no need. It is used for the rf glasses to transfer the signal. Like a radio. More expensive but better glasses and 3d output with RF
1819896
All passive 3d glasses should be compatible. Other than red and cyan, of course.
357201
I don't know. I had to check my TV manual against the glasses as mine was an older model and not compatible with the new ones.
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You need active glasses meaning the are battery operated I've tríed only the ones that come with the projector. There are 2 kinds of active glasses RF and infrared this projector uses RF but not all kinds work with it
970296
No. You need a pair of projectors for passive glasses.This projector supports DLP-Link and has a VESA port for the included RF emitter so either of those glasses can be used out of the box. I believe VESA port can also be used for an infrared emitter for ir glasses.
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They work with all C series Samsung and with all pre 2014 Sony, pre 2012 Panasonic and pre 2014 Sharp and with various other brand 3DTV's and projectors or with any projector having a 3D Vesa emitter port (with our optional emitter). Like all infrared synced glasses they do NOT work with any RF or Bluetooth system and they do NOT work at 144hz(ie with the recent DLP 3D Projectors running at 144hz).
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It does come with 2 pair of RF 3D glasses. The older IR glasses will not work with this projector, so if you had a few lying around to complement the two that come with it, they will not work. But the ones that do come with it, while goofy looking, function wonderfully.
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Hello Mr. Adams if your tv has the FULL 3d RF GLASSES logo, the glasses will work just fine. I really hope this info will help. Hope this glasses work for you and have a good day. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
887925
Yes. Your model came with a built in 3d emitter that works with these glasses. Be mindful of the instructions with the glasses as they have settings for each brand and explore the options on your TV for 3d. Also it really helped me to make sure my TV was an appropriate height, it does wonders for the 3d.
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Yes, they do work with prescription glasses (ER3D4MU) 2012 bluetooth connecting.
559777
No, they won't work on this set -- different technology. The AG-F210 glasses are for passive 3D only (Cinema 3D)
333093
Yes as long as the harmony is just infrared. These will not work with rf style remotes.
789990
Yes it does. I have used it with glasses and contacts. Works well with both.
295898
As long as it's dlp link, it'll work. Though, I feel I should warn you. Don't know if it was just mine but if I ever got up (say, to pee/ grab a snack) and took the glasses with me out of pure laziness (instead of just taking them off) they would "unlink" and "link" (in other words, would turn on and back off) repeatedly until I would turn off, then back on, the 3d receiver hooked up to my Mitsubishi TV. This alone, made them impractical to use. That, and I was just lazier then ever (am).
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No, this does not work well with glasses, I wear glasses and this was a complete waste of money.