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Post by veggiet on Sept 8, 2015 14:35:18 GMT -8
Ok so, We have a Projector that supports 3D through Active Shutter glasses (It wasn't my choice I would have gone with passive,) It wasn't bought with the idea of 3D, but I'm thinking about going ahead and purchasing the glasses, but there's a port on the side of the projector that links to a syncing device...? Does this come with the glasses, or is it a separate purchase???
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Post by patrickpeeters0 on Dec 11, 2015 4:51:07 GMT -8
Hello,
For what I can see in your description, and for the knowledge I think I have about these systems, I think you will need to work with Active Shutter Glasses just because (and correct me if I'm wrong) 3D projection for Home Cinema usage works only with Active Shutter Glasses! My PJ transmits an Infra Red Signal over the image (so I see a red image without the glasses) but it reflects from the wall/screen into the glasses so the Active Shutter is synced with the PJ (and eliminates the red). I believe your PJ needs a separate transmitter for this sync signal (the side port), which normally you can place in front of you so the sync signal can reach your Active Shutter Glasses.
I worked as a projectionist in a movie theatre where we first used an Active 3D system which used a sync transmitter behind the screen and later it changed to a Passive 3D system but this requires a special reflective screen and a filterwheel spinning in front of the lens. And for home use I think Passive 3D only works with 3D TV's which have a special filter in front of the screen.
I hope you can figure it out, maybe dubbelcheck the website and/or manual for specific info and partnumber of the sync transmitter.
Enjoy your set-up!
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