We bought these to go with a 3D projector (ViewSonic PDJ7820HD) and 3D Player (LG BP335W) with HDMI; all we get is fuzzy image. Is product compatible?
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Well, the way I understand it, a 3D TELEVISION is either "active" or "passive". I would imagine that 3D PROJECTORS are the same. ACTIVE means you will need the battery powered shutter type glasses to view picture. PASSIVE means that you can use movie theatre type glasses which are the type you purchased. So, I think you need to determine (if I know what I am talking about) which type of projector you have - ACTIVE or PASSIVE. So the bottom line, if your projector is active, then these glasses will not work. Keep in mind that I am not an expert and sometimes may not know what I am talking about!
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I own a BenQ 3d projector. The BenQ glasses work very well. I also purchased some cheaper off brand 3d glasses as a 2nd pair. They do not work nearly as well as the BenQ glasses.
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Sorry, I don't know. They work with Optoma 3D, but not really all that well.
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These are DLP glasses and are compatible with all DLP 3D projectors.I currently have an Optoma proj., but previously had a view sonic with which they worked fine.
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You need to be more specific about your setup to answer that question. What's a "3d cable"? Do you mean HDMI? That should work fine just make sure the TV is set to 3D and you have a proper 3D source.
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You shud be able to, any 3D source shud work. In May case I have a PS3 that sends 3D thru my receiver over hdmi, but that's not necessary.
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Quick answer is I do not know. the manual does not tell us about which HDMI spec is supported by the unit. However 1.3 that supports 3D was introduced in 2006, and these receivers were designed in 2008, so they should (most likely) support 3D. But 3d is going bye bye anyway, so it might be a moot point. Good luck, the unit I have has been reliable and a good sounding unit.
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I just bought a 3D TV (Samsung PN59D550). I have the Sony bdp-s570 plugged directly into the TV via HDMI, and when I tried to play Bolt 3D, I get the black screen with the message that the set up is not 3D capable and that I should ensure that my blu ray player is hooked up to a 3D capable device via HDMI. I don't get it. Any one else have any suggestions on how to make this work? I don't want to go buy another Blu Ray player, but I am thinking of buying a Samsung BluRay player to ensure compatibility between the two. This is frustrating.
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I use the Optoma glasses that are 80ish $. Not sure if the Sainsonic are exactly the same quality and sync well with the projector but being a brand new product (when I got the projector in September) I wanted to make sure they are perfectly compatible. I have to say I too have an issue with the 3D but it is only happening on certain movies (Iron Man 3 so far but only tried 3 3D movies). The 3D seems to occasionally "de-sync" causing the image to be blurry. The glasses are however connected. It isn't my receiver as I tried with the PS3 plugged directly into the projector and the same happened. Given it did not happen with all the movies I'm inclined to think the problem was with the movie itself but I still thought it's good to give you a heads up.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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Unfortunately I cannot help. I bought these expecting they would work with my Optoma projector, but after many attempts I had to discard them.
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As long as it connect via hdmi it should work...I play 3D via a tablet...Hope this helps...
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I read online that even HDMI 1.3 would work for 3D (provided you have the PS3 firmware update 3.5)So this projector should work I think. I am thinking of buying this too for the Ps3 to play 3D.
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Make sure the projector is set to the DLP-Link mode (vs 3D VESA). Setting the mode depends on the projector you use.
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Dear SureshSorry I dont know very well the PS3, but I know PA70G 3D issues. So you will need the PS3 to output 1024x768 resolution at 120hz in HDMI connector or it will not recognize 3D. (Newer LG P 75U accepts 1280*800 in 3D)) Also use a good 1.4 HDMI cable and try to press 3d button in remote control after everyting is set. If you need to use 3d sent by a computer, use stereoscopic player to play the movies, and you can use a clone option if you hook the projector as a second monitorBest regards
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Hi Ashton! As every glasses with DLP link technology this device is fully compatible with any projector with the same technology. I check the Optoma HD-25 LV specs. anyway for your sure. I've 4 glasses and use them with Optoma HD 66 (same projector but 720p). Regards, Tomás.
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DLP Active Shutter glasses. I have had difficulty getting my PS3 to recognize it as a 3D device, but it works perfectly connected directly to my Toshiba 3D bluray player. Make sure you are using a newer HDMI cable which supports 3D. I got this projector to lose the scalar box that I needed for my previous projector and love it. It is the brightest projector for the money. I think its between 6 to 8 pounds.