3d over hdmi to vga adapter is possible

Your kidding me!! Im wondering how that is possible. According to Amazon info for the Sanoxy hdmi to vga adapter:

video output: VGA 640×480@60hz,800×600@60hz,
1024×768@60hz,1280×720@hz,
1280×768@60hz,1280×800@60hz,
1280×1024@60hz,1360×768@60hz,
1600×1200@60hz,1920×1080@60hz,
1920×1200@60hz,

I wonder how that is working when it claims it can only do in 60hz..You need 120 hz to do the 3D for that projector. This doesn't making sense. How is that sanoxy hdmi to vga adapter putting a 60 hz signal into your projector and coming out 3D at stand able frame rates?..If that is something that can be done then someone like me who has a 120hz viewsonic pjd6211 that only has a vga and no HDMI port could use this to use the Optoma 3d-xl. How in the world did you get that to work??? wish more technical people would comment on this because this gives alot of opportunity for people. but in that case you could have just gotten lucky.

it doesn't work

it doesn't work

did you try it to??

What's the story with this? Does it work or not? Does anyone know of an HDMI to VGA converter that will pass 120HZ?

I wonder if it only works with some and not others. We need more people to give this a try and find out. I Wish someone out there would build and sell some type of converter box for people who only have a 3D ready projector like mine, viewsonic pjd621. with a vga port and no HDMI port. Would be cool to have something like that so i could hook up a 3D blue ray player or what ever with my VGA only projector.

My guess it works with SBS or TB formats only and projector has to be told TB or SBS 3D output. Pageflip I am guessing will be a no go.

that could be a possibility but i think the Infocus in146 is Frame sequential and not TB or SBS..I could be wrong though.

Found a website, here: http://www.3dmovielist.com/projectors.html where they have discovered that doing this 3DXL and HDMI to VGA does work as well. As of yet they have only tried it for a Acer X1230PK projector. They are asking for anyone else who have tried this and been successful to let them know. I wish more people on here would try it as well. I know it's a hard thing to ask for since many people arent going to buy a optoma 3DXL when all they have is a 3D projector with a VGA input.. I might buy one just to try it then sell it online to get the money back.
If anyone else out there are willing to give it a try let us know about it on this thread so we can start some kind of a list to help others know if it will work with their projector.

you cannot use VGA for 3D full color ! impossible

Are you being serious? If so then you need to do more research. I have an optoma ML500 projector that does full color 3D over VGA. It is DLP Link 3D capable. There is an adapter for turning HDMI 3D video to 3D VGA. There is a website called tru3d offering an HDMI to VGA adapter that supports 120hz 3D signals. I think I will be giving it a try since I want to use my PS3 and other 3D capable devices. The SKU is 034601

OH WOW!! I didn't know Tru3D came up with a product like that..I'll have to check that out. Thanks pretty cool.

I wonder if that converts the signal straight for 3D use to or Do you have to buy the TRU3D adapter then the optoma 3DXl as well?? Would be cool if it was a stand alone converter so then all you have to do is connect a 3D blue ray player or whatever you want.

All you need is the 3dury aka hdfury 4. Google it.

hello, excuse me for my english
but i find a solution for my dlp acer x1210 no compatible for 3d vision, by create a forgery pilot of acer hc 5360, you have to create a new file, if you speak french try this http://www.hdfever.fr/2011/02/20/tutoriel-faire-fonctionner-un-projecteur-3d-dlp-link-avec-le-kit-3d-vision/comment-page-2/#comment-23244

Iv had some experiences with this on my 3d monitor.

Firstly if your monitor or television is passive 3d which means that your 3d glasses will NOT require any batteries or power then YES it IS possible to convert HDMI to VGA carrying the 3d signal with it.

On the other hand if your TV is active 3d which means your 3d glasses requires batteries then you may not be able to convert vga to hdmi with 3d image support.

If your not sure if your TV is passive/active 3D then here is a picture to help you make your mind.



Ok now that we have established you have a Passive 3d monitor you can now proceed to converting your vga device into hdmi.

To convert vga to hdmi you will need a converter box which can be found here http://scarttohdmi.co.uk/vga-to-hdmi-converter-box/

Once you get that, just plug in your device to the converter and plug it to your tv. Make sure the power supply on the vga to hdmi box is plugged in tight so that it can convert the image well without any lag or graphics problems.

If you are thinking of converting vga to hdmi using a cable with no power supply then it will not work! If you want to know why it doesnt work then
click here for more details.

Hope this helps you