Hello,
I recently purchased a Mitsibushi WD 82842 3d DLP tv. I am having trouble getting the 3d function to work. I am using a PS3 with the latest firmware on the PS3. I am playing the 3d blu ray John Carter DVD. I have went through the PS3 display setup and set it to match my TV. I have the 3d settings on the TV set to automatic for the 3d source and and standard for the glasses. The display on the TV looks like it is in 3d and you are not wearing any glasses. However, when I put on the glasses and turn them on, it does not clear up the screen. The screen is still blurry.
I am using the 3DG-X103 glasses. It was my understanding that my TV has an internal emitter, so I do not have an external 3d emitter.
Do I have the wrong glasses?
After reading through the specs on the TV, it says:
For 842 Series: Glasses compatible with the TV’s
internal Bluetooth® RF emitters are:
-- Refer to the company website for the recommended
3D glasses.
And the company web site does not list any recommended 3d glasses for the 842 series.
So.....I am thinking the 3DG-X103 are IR and that is why they are not linking up to my TV, because it is RF??
I am brand new to the 3d world and did not buy this TV for that purpose, but figured since it had it I would like to set it up for the kids.
Any help and/or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
John
I recently purchased a Mitsibushi WD 82842 3d DLP tv. I am having trouble getting the 3d function to work. I am using a PS3 with the latest firmware on the PS3. I am playing the 3d blu ray John Carter DVD. I have went through the PS3 display setup and set it to match my TV. I have the 3d settings on the TV set to automatic for the 3d source and and standard for the glasses. The display on the TV looks like it is in 3d and you are not wearing any glasses. However, when I put on the glasses and turn them on, it does not clear up the screen. The screen is still blurry.
I am using the 3DG-X103 glasses. It was my understanding that my TV has an internal emitter, so I do not have an external 3d emitter.
Do I have the wrong glasses?
After reading through the specs on the TV, it says:
For 842 Series: Glasses compatible with the TV’s
internal Bluetooth® RF emitters are:
-- Refer to the company website for the recommended
3D glasses.
And the company web site does not list any recommended 3d glasses for the 842 series.
So.....I am thinking the 3DG-X103 are IR and that is why they are not linking up to my TV, because it is RF??
I am brand new to the 3d world and did not buy this TV for that purpose, but figured since it had it I would like to set it up for the kids.
Any help and/or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
John
