Question regarding my current setup and 3D

I hope this is the correct forum for this question. If not, I apologize. I am adding a new 3D tv(Sammy PN59D7000) to my current setup. I currently have my equipment in a closet connected to my tv via cat6 and these monoprice hdmi to cat6 wall plates PID: 8009(sorry not enough posts to add link). When I add my 3D bluray player to the equipment closet and new tv to this setup, will I be able to display 3D content using these wall plates? I am not finding any definitive information.

If not, is there equipment available to send the 3D signal over cat 6? what would you recommend?

Thanks in advance. If I left out any needed information, I will be happy to provide it.

Thanks for the response. My current display only supports 720p so I can't answer that yet. The specs say it does support 1080p but do not mention 3d. Are you saying that as long as they will pass 1080p, they should pass 3d? I hope that is the case!

Ok thanks. So assuming everything before and after the hdmi>cat 5 wall plates is 1.4 compliant, what product would you recommend to replace the wall plates that is 1.4 compliant? Basically, is there an hdmi to cat5 converter that does support 1080p @ 60hz and 3D?

Ok, here is my current setup: I have 3 source devices(Directv HR24-200, Xbox 360 and an Acer Aspire Revo running XBMC) all connected via Monoprice High Speed HDMI cables(PID: 3871) to a Monoprice 4x1 hdmi switcher supporting 3D(PID: 5557). From there another high speed hdmi cable to the Monoprice Hdmi/Cat6 wall plate(PID: 8006) with 2 ~55 ft Cat6 cables ran to the display at the front of the room. I am only concerned with the video signal over cat6. I have audio sent to a Sony STRDA3ES via optical from the monoprice switch. I am currently getting 1080 @ 24hz with this set up. I have a Samsung BD-D5500 Bluray player ordered from Amazon. With this setup, Are there any bottlenecks that will prohibit me from watching 3D? If there are, is there any recommendation on replacements for those components?

Let me know if I left anything out or if more info is needed.

Thanks in advance,
MWRecords

Hi William,

Thanks again for your response. Is there an anything that I can replace the wall plates with that might work? I don't need the wall plate design, anything that will convert hdmi to cat6 and support 3D will work for my setup because it is hidden in a closet and behind the TV.

On a side note, I received mt Samsung BD_D5500 yesterday and hooked it up to my current setup: through the HDMI>monoprice switch>HDMI>wall plate>cat6>wall plate>HDMI>TV. The TV does not seem to recognize the signal at all(no menu or anything), it just flashes "no source device connected" and "resolution not supported" on the screen and BDWise keeps flickering in the upper right corner. All of my other equipment works just fine, I can watch 3D Directv just fine, and I am in fact able to view 1080 @ 60hz while using XBMC. I previously had an older Samsung DVD player that upconverted to 1080p and that worked fine. I hooked up the bluray player directly to the TV and it works as it should. I am trying to narrow it down to find out where i am losing commincation. I am going to try connecting just the bluray>monoprice switch>TV tonight(eliminating the wall plates and long cat6 run). I figured I would ask here first while I am at work today to see if there are any suggestions.

I would be interested to see/hear how other people have setup their systems using hdmi over cat6... unless I'm the only one?

Anyone??

Does this sound like it is in HDCP issue between the TV and Bluray player? or is it simply due to lack of 3D support with some of the components?

I don't get anything at all(2D or 3D). The screen flickers and displays "resolution not supported".

I cannot pull an hdmi cable, the ethernet run is 2 - cat6 cables approximately 65 feet in length. The TV is at the front of the room and the equipment closet is all the way at the back of the room. The basement is finished so i had to go with ethernet over HDMI to get through the walls and ceilings.

At lunch, I hooked the Blu-ray player directly to the TV and all works fine. I also tried hooking the Blu-ray through the monoprice switcher and it worked fine. So I have narrowed it down to the extenders and/or ethernet run.

I am soooo confused about hdmi 1.3 and hdmi 1.4 and 3d compatibility. My switcher is 1.3b but it will pass 3d just fine. In reading through these forums(which I've done a lot lately) there is a lot of varying opinions on what is needed to display frame packed 3d from blu-ray.

I guess I will try to replace the wall plates with a higher bandwith extender like this maybe? PID: 6532 Unless anyone out there has a recommendation for an cat6 extender that definitely supports 3D? At least monoprice has a 30 day return policy if it doesn't work.

What about this? I am thinking this is what I am looking for and it even has the wall plate design. Thoughs?

Are you saying the Atlona product that I listed will not work for what I am attempting(failing) to do? So I should disregard the fact that it says that it supports 3D numerous times in the description and spec sheets? The product you recommend doesn't say what chip set it uses. Am I missing something? I would prefer not to spend $350 for wireless equipment for 2 reasons: 1) I don't trust the quality, and 2) I already have the cat6 cables in place. I can't justify the cost premium. I cannot imagine that they make a wireless extender for 3D but no wired product to do what I need.

I was excited to have finally found a possible product to fit my needs, now I'm even more lost.

EDIT: Sorry, I replied before your edit. Yes I have two cat6 cables run from the equipment closet to the TV.

Thanks, I sent their tech support an email today asking those questions. I'll let you know how they respond.

I do not think that 1.4 is required to display 3D Bluray. I say this because I have currently connected my Samsung Bluray player to a 1.3 HDMI switcher(monoprice: PID 5557) then out to the TV. I am watching the IMAX Space Station 3D in full 1080p HD 3D as I type this with no issues. Is it possible that only high speed HDMI 1.3 is needed? If that is the case, It would open up a few more options for extenders.

Forgive me for being so dense, but why would an extender need to be any more complex than a switcher? Isn't it just outputting the exact signal that is sent to it over a different type of cable?