Hello! Can you PLEASE advise me on the Dimensional Optics 3ACTIVE IR Emitter being compatible with my Mitsubishi WD-65C9 TV as well as DLP Link glasses and Optoma ZD101 glasses??? I realized I need a 3DC-1000, 3DA-1, or other device (PS3, PS4, Blu Ray...
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I have wd73642 Mitsubishi TV. All of my equipment works great. I use xpand active shutter 3D glasses with my set up. No issues with anything. Hope that helps.
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did you find a way to get it to work, cuz when i asked samsung they said 3-d ready doesnt mean 3-d blu ray?--- i asked and thats what i got i want to get a 3d blu ray player and i already have the ir emitter and glasses that works through the computer but only with pics, small clips and games, and dvds-- but have to download a bunch of crap to make it work. let me know if the starter kit and player works?
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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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The main ? would be if your projectors does send those IR or DLP signals for your Glasses... as a convetor it is more fit for a non 3D tv (or projector) because will work with a 1.3 HDMI (this is the old 2D) but if your projector have the 1.4 HDMI (imput) that is the 3D one then you do not need this box. Now if you do not have any signal (for your glasses-like an emitter) then will only be able to enjoy 3D with Colors Glasses (included) I notice there is a section for 3D TV also...
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No these are DLP link. You probably need glasses that are infared link or radio frequency depending on what your 3D source outputs as a sync signal
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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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Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for your setup and let you know if their glasses will work w/ your configuration. Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for... » Read More Works fine w/ my Mits DLP. The instructions that came w/ the glasses do not mention Hitachi 3D TVs. You can visit this website to check for compatibility: http://www.xpand.me/compatible-devices/ The website lists the following Hitachi TVs:BrandDeviceCategoryFull HD 3D P42-GP08 - 42" 3D TV Devices yes P46-GP08- 46" 3D TV Devices yes P50-GP08 - 50" 3D TV Devices yesSorry, mixed up my glasses, I have several different brands. For ATC, a rep from the company will contact you, get the specs for your setup and let you know if their glasses will work w/ your configuration. « Show Less
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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.
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Sorry, from the research I did for that projector it looks like it needs a DLP link type of 3d glasses. Incredisonic does sell this type but it is not the same design. Not sure if the weight or picture is the same. Again sorry. You might look for reviews for that particular one. Good luck.
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Hi Oscar Depending on the age of your DLP 3D TV, There may be a internal RF emitter already in there if its a rather newer model. Read your manual or look on line, for your model number to find that out, as well as the emitter it can use. All the Glasses look for is a DLP Link from the TV's RF emitter. If there is no RF emitter in your model and, you have found the model # online or in the manual. There is the one you need at Amazon .
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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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I just ordered these: http://i-glassesonline.stores.yahoo.net/dlp3d-wireless-2set.html For $120 shipped with the emitter and 2 pairs of glasses, I've read on other sites that the Mits converts the 3D from the PS3 to the checkboard 3D tech the Mits supports. Not sure how well it's all going to work, but they look like they're pretty open to returns if people aren't satisfied, and for a little over $100, it's a pretty minimal investment.
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As far as I know, DLP Link glasses are the only ones standardized across manufacturers. I did try this transmitter with Samsung RF glasses, and it did not work. Further research led me to the conclusion above.
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These Glasses work with all DLP LINK projectors. As for the HD66 I don't know but if it is DLP LINK compatible it should have the logo on the projector or say so in the manual. I looked on the Optoma website and it doesn't mention it at all so My guess is no. The HD66 requires a 3D converter box called the 3D-XL in order to use for 3D. That comes with a pair of glasses. The manual for that may provide more information as well.
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you need the IR emitter along with the glasses. "I got the 3 active" from amazon .com for about 176.00 and they came with 4 glasses the IR emitter and on the back of your tv it shows you IR emitter plug it and that's it the tv will show you the rest automatically. I love my Mitsubishi 65 WD-65738 and you going to love yours hope this was helpful happy viewing.
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I don't really know. I took a chance (since they were not too expensive) and bought one to test it out on my Hitachi 3D LED HDTV 120hz (Active Shutter 3D). There is a procedure (in the instruction booklet) that syncs the glasses to the 3D HDTV IR signal. Once I did that it worked great. I don't know if Mitsubishi hard lined their 3D HDTVs to their 3d glasses. I never seen Mitsubishi sold in stores recently. I wish I could test it out for you and let you know. Just had an idea. Take your current 3D glasses to your local retail store and see if they work with other 3D HDTVs that use IR and active shutter 3D. (You might have to adjust the settings on the 3D HDTVs to get 3D to work and see if your glasses work with other brands.) If you google search "Sainsonic 3D glasses" other websites will show you a list of what bands of 3D Active Shutter HDTVs they are compatible with. (My 3D HDTV was not on the list but Sainsonic still worked for me). In this way the odds might be in your favor if your glasses work with other 3D HDTVs, Sainsonic could work for you. Hope this helps.
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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.