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Originally Posted by energizer30 
I've been working with TrueDepth on glasses. They sent me protypes along with a return label if I didn't like them. These definitely flicker quicker then 120hz.
What you're getting with the PC is the way your hardware/software wants them to look, not like the studio intended it to look. Try Avatar through the PC and then through a 3D bluray player and a FULL 3D display and let me know which is better.
3D blurays are done with 3D framepacking which puts out left and right eye in the same frame.... so you're actually getting 1920X1080 X 2 in every frame.... Now that's resolution!

I've been working with TrueDepth on glasses. They sent me protypes along with a return label if I didn't like them. These definitely flicker quicker then 120hz.
What you're getting with the PC is the way your hardware/software wants them to look, not like the studio intended it to look. Try Avatar through the PC and then through a 3D bluray player and a FULL 3D display and let me know which is better.
3D blurays are done with 3D framepacking which puts out left and right eye in the same frame.... so you're actually getting 1920X1080 X 2 in every frame.... Now that's resolution!
Yeah 1080p/24hz framepacking is the method PC uses for 1080p/24hz 3D material. No quality differences vs dedicated bluray player. I have avatar 3D and quite a lot of other 3D blurays AND i own W1070, FULL HD 3D display and also 720P acer H5360 and it's big jump from 720P to 1080P FULL HD 3D you should try it

But back to topic, i do not think it's good idea to say it is 100% sure glasses that work with business projector like MW519 that we do not know for sure if it operates 144hz works also with THIS TOPIC projector.
At least inform what projector is used to test glasses...


















