Could you please give me some information about the special glasses for enjoying two-player gaming on one TV without a split screen
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Dual play. You have to buy the dual play glasses separately, you open the dual play app once the game is shown in 3d and select side by side or top/bottom depending on how your split screen is set up.
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Sorry, I don't know - never tried. The 3D menu has 3 options - horizontal split, vertical split, and 2D to 3D - I don't how to use the first two options, but 2D-to-3D is my favorite - I just love that.
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To my knowledge, the game itself must support 3d and you turn it on in the games options/settings. Then activate 3d on the tv via the remote or menu screens. The full screen two player 3D is called DualPlay. The passive glasses are polarized with each left and right lens separate, say left lens is A and right lens is B. The glasses that come with the TV therefore do not support DualPlay as it requires one player to wear A-A lens glasses and the other to wear B-B lens. You need to buy those glasses with A-A and B-B lens separately. Hope this helps.
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That's basically right. This device only has HDMI-in, and no pass-through. So, unless you can already hook up your PC to your giant HDTV, you will not be able to use that HDTV to play games at the same time without another device. To do that, you'll need an HDMI splitter of some sort.
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I am using the Xpand x102 glasses and they work great without an IR emitter. I also have the Nvidia setup with IR emitter and the results are indistinguishable. I have also found the Viewsonic glasses which appear to be the same build and look of the x102 glasses for $89.00 at Amazon. Should be here in a couple of days. I'll let you know.Contact me for any info that I may be able to help you. auskmd@yahoo.com
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Well this is the first Tv, that has the ability to produce 2 separate images for if your playing multiplayer. Not sure how it works but sounds cool. Also the fact that it comes with all the stuff to get started, and worked on the computer. Means i don't have to buy nvidia's 3d kit which is like $200. I will probably pick this up, looks very promising.
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Glasses? Maybe sunglasses. The screen is much brighter then my old laptops display; games running look beautiful. The horizontal view-range of the display is quite wide, making great for get-togethers; awesome for anything from Split/Second to Super Smash Bros. Melee (on an Emulator). Actually, just to drive the point home, I tried playing Resident Evil 5 while wearing UV400 Protection sunglasses. You can still see almost perfectly on maximum brightness, but you'll feel blinded for a sec after taking them off.
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It depends what's the dimension of glasses you have, HDMI works perfectly to play games or watch movies.
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They can be independent of each other or set to watch the same movie on both screens. When installing them you must conect them in order to see the same on both otherwise they are independent of each other! Hope this helps
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They probably figured since you would have to get a 3D Blu-ray player, and 3D movies, you would be able to afford the glasses too. It would have been nice for them to include a pair, but you can watch regular TV and Blu-rays just fine. I'm thinking of getting this one; if I do, I'll wait until 3D glasses are more affordable to get them.
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Two 3D glasses. Yes you can use any 3D glasses, if your tv is 3D this device is great or 2D tv is good
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Sorry.... I failed to mention that the TV comes with two pair of 3D glasses (Samsung 4100 series) in the box. In some cases, the supplied battery(s) may have expired and you will need to obtain a couple. (CR 2025 lithium) Also.... pairing the glasses with the TV requires that the glasses Transmit, rather than Receive as they do during use. The Transmitter is Very Low Powered so you must hold the glasses within 19 inches or closer to achieve pairing. Needless to say.... Transmitting can drain an old battery almost instantly. (transmit only occurs when pairing, the rest of the time they receive only and the batteries last quite well) Having a fresh pair of batteries is a good idea regardless of all else. The TV does NOT come with any connecting cables. You can buy them from Samsung but your wallet won't be happy. As I said previously, 3D requires an HDMI 1.4a cable and will not function otherwise. (HDMI cable with ethernet built in) A standard HDMI cable can be used for all other HDMI connections. An HDMI 1.4a cable works for both Standard and 3D connections.
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If you have a splitter, I'd say two tvs...fyi.. If you aren't in the cities, this one sucks. Spend the money. Please learn from my lesson! Lol
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Any 3D passive glasses, just like: ED Adult 4 Pack - LG AG-F310DP + AG-F400DP Cinema 3D Dual Play Compatible Gaming Glasses 4 Adult Glasses
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From Sony: (requires) "Two pair of SimulView active glassesNOTE: The 3D glasses used to watch 3D content on a 3D TV are not supported for use with the SimulView feature."
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Not capable, but you can solve it through a work around by using a 3D Video Wizard Console3D Video Wizard Console with 2 Pack of 3D Adult Glasses
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Here are a few specs if you need them: http://us.playstation.com/corporate/about/press-release/ps3-3d-display-in-fall-2011.html I really wish this tv was a little cheaper but I can't complain with what it offers. I don't enjoy playing split screen too much because of having to share the tv, but I think that this will help a lot with that. Because I don't have a 3d tv, I also feel like it would be something new and fun to me. I never enjoyed shutter glasses but these look much more comfortable than what is on the market right now. Overall, I wish I could choose a game other than resistance cause I already preordered it, or even just get the tv by itself, but besides this it is a very cool piece of technology that I can hopefully get.
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I have had a panasonic plasma TV for years. The kids play their games all the time on it and you know how there are parts of the screen that never change with multiplayer split screen stuff. No burn in noted. Don't expect any problems with this TV either.
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William, I'll check on that tomorrow when I'm back at the office. If I forget, just post here again and I should be notified - otherwise shoot me an email. AEB35.75@gmail.com. Regardless, its a great unit - perfect for an additional monitor and very easy to toggle between the TV and external monitor functionalities. Only complaint is the sound is slightly subpar - I'll try to address your question tomorrow, like I said. Cheers!