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Originally Posted by
davehancock /forum/post/18244107
I understand your problem. Apparently you already have the Denon and a PS3, and are anticipating using that for 3D Blu-ray. One approach that
may work (it has been the subject of much speculation) is to use a powered splitter (
such as this ) to feed the 3D video to the display and separately to the AVR. These powered splitters basically pass the EDID data (thats the information that tells the source what types of signal it can handle) from the display connected to the primary output back to the source and duplicates the primary output on the secondary output. As they are not actively processing the EDID data, it should pass the added 3D EDID data back without issue.
However, one potential "fly in the ointment" is what the display sends back for audio information, and how the source deals with it. There are likely to be variations on both ends (so what works with one particular pair of components may not work on another). Fortunately, the source of these splitters that I linked have a good return policy - so don't purchase one until you have all components in place (you don't want to let the 21 day return period to time out).