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post #1711 of 1719
I need some help here

I have a Sony Playstation hooked to th Optoma 3d-XL going through a Sony Reciever (3d compatible with passthrough) to a Benq W600+

I have it all hooked up and for some reason, the Benq projector will not recongize the 3d... when i go to the on screen display... 3D sync and 3D invert are both blacked out and unable to be turned on.

I have updated the firmware on the PS3 and have tried both 3D blu-ray and COD Black Ops with no luck. Once the movie goes to start, the Benq wont pick up the signal.


Any thoughts on what I am missing here??
post #1712 of 1719
how can you control the 3d depth in this set up? xl converter + ps3 + optoma gt 700?
post #1713 of 1719
I guess I can put an end to use 3DXL setting up 2 projector 3D. The HD33 comes with a function to Display the left or right frame of 3D content. We don’t need 3DXL anymore.



post #1714 of 1719
how does it look?
post #1715 of 1719
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Originally Posted by Mrmy View Post

I guess I can put an end to use 3DXL setting up 2 projector 3D. The HD33 comes with a function to Display the left or right frame of 3D content. We don’t need 3DXL anymore.

That is huge. Does it really work?
post #1716 of 1719
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Originally Posted by John_Galt View Post

Well, I've done a lot of research on compatible glasses since my last post (which nobody responded to). Now I'm trying to narrow it down to see what the best option is. From what I gather, here are my choices:

I currently have three pairs of NVidia 3dVision glasses which I would like to be able to use if they're widely regarded as providing good PQ.
To use those, I could purchase this IR emitter off of Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Protocol-Gen2-Universal-Emitter-Glasses/dp/B004OUO3UU/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1353361883&sr=8-4&keywords=gen2+ir+nvidia

It would plug into the back of the unit and work with the NVidia glasses. There is only one review though, and I'm skeptical of dropping $65 for something without any feedback, especially considering the abundance of compatibility issues with 3D. Cost, $65



I could get this IR emitter which has been referenced in this thread http://www.amazon.com/3DTV-Corp-Emitter-Compatible-Mitsubishi/dp/B004SJRUEI/ref=?ie=UTF8&m=A1FTN8U0TJVR2G

It says it works with all Samsung compatible glasses, and most Mitsubishi glasses. Cost $59 plus I would have to buy additional glasses.



I could get this emitter which has also been referenced in this thread: http://www.ultimate3dheaven.com/3dtrformisa3.html

It says it is compatible with Samsung and Mitsubishi glasses. There seemed to be a few issues of people having trouble with this one in the thread though, although it seemed to be isolated incidents. Cost, $20 plus glasses.


So which route would be the best for best PQ and ease of use?

John: What glasses did you end up buying? I have 3DXL with Optoma HD66 and need to buy extra.

1) What are folks using for 2D to 3D convertor? It would be nice to view converted content as well.
post #1717 of 1719
Just buy pass the Sony receiver, connect the PS3 directly to the 3DXL, It worked for me.
post #1718 of 1719
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Originally Posted by cnewsgrp View Post

John: What glasses did you end up buying? I have 3DXL with Optoma HD66 and need to buy extra.

1) What are folks using for 2D to 3D convertor? It would be nice to view converted content as well.

Anyone?
post #1719 of 1719
I use these with my Optoma HD66 and 3D-XL converter, they work perfectly find with no IR emitter needed.
Look for them on Amazon.com
3DTV Corp DLP-LINK 3D Glasses 2 Pairs for ALL 3D Ready DLP Projectors and ALL Samsung and Mitsubishi DLP TV's
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