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3D Movies on my HD Plasma TV

Discussion in 'HD DVD discussion' started by CWBYUP, Jan 3, 2010.

  1. CWBYUP

    CWBYUP Member

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    I recently went to a 3D movie with my kids and got to wondering if it is possible to obtain a 3D movie in DVD or Blu-Ray and watch it in 3D on my HD Plasma TV using the 3D glasses I got from the movie theatre?

    If not, what equipment or software do I need to watch a 3D movie on my LCD computer screen?

    Thank you for any imput.
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  2. dailun

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    Anaglyphic (red/green) - YES (Ex. "Bob's Big Break" from the Monsters Vs. Aliens DVD/Blu-Ray or "Coraline"

    Polarized (ex. IMAX 3D format) - NO.

    I am not aware of any technology that will allow the polarized 3D effect on an LCD screen.

    You can use LCD shutter glasses, but you'd need a movie that is encoded for that specific format (AFAIK know there are NONE) as well as the hardware to sync the movie to the glasses.
     
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    Thank you for the input. I'll wait until technology catches up with my wants. I've heard that some cable companies are going to start broadcasting in 3D in 2011.
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    Philips has come out with a 3D HDTV that doesn't need the silly glasses and whatnot. Given, it's a tad pricey ($25,000)
    Philips 3D HDTV

    Also, nVidia has a "3D Vision" kit out that does this kinda thing. Never tried it. Been tempted though. I just don't use my desktop enough these days to invest.
    nVidia 3D Vision
     

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