Will these glases work with any dlp projector?
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They are IR glasses so as long as your DLP emits IR signals of a compatible TV you should be good.
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Hi. This model of glasses is just for infrared 3D TV but not for DLP-LINK projector. If you want to purchase the Rainbow series 3D glasses for DLP-LINK projector, we recommend this model for you:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BVUNZUUIt is compatible with most DLP-LINK 3D projector whose field rate is 144Hz. You could also check the compatibility list in the product description.
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Sorry, from the research I did for that projector it looks like it needs a DLP link type of 3d glasses. Incredisonic does sell this type but it is not the same design. Not sure if the weight or picture is the same. Again sorry. You might look for reviews for that particular one. Good luck.
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No. DLP ONLY electronic glasses. The 3D emitter is located in the projector so no additional relay is needed. I use glasses from Dimensional Optics. They are 2 for $99.95. They provide a very sharp image and are comfortible on the nose. (Polarized via a projector requires 2 synchronized projectors!)
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Not likely. DLP projectors use DLP-Link glasses. The synchronization signal for DLP Link is actually optical (embedded in the blanking interval between frames) as opposed to IR or RF. These are RF glasses. Look for glasses that use DLP-Link technology.
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If your projector is DLP-Link compatible, they should. Just check your owners manual.
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No these are DLP link. You probably need glasses that are infared link or radio frequency depending on what your 3D source outputs as a sync signal
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In any 3d tv should work. This 3D is passive or polarized glasses, check if your projector has this function. Most 3D projectors use active 3D. The anaglyph 3D outdated and does not need special equipment function
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The emitter should work with any projector that has a three-pin 3D SYNC output on the back panel and supports "VESA" 3D protocol (but I cannot guarantee this). You will also need to buy the Optoma glasses made for this emitter. If your projector supports "DLP-LINK," a much more economical option is to buy DLP-LINK glasses and no emitter is needed (the synchronization signal is encoded in the DLP screen image).
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Yes. And I have used 4 different brands of dlp-link glasses with my optima projector and these are the best.
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Yes. If not, you may need the optoma 3dXL converter. This bridges the compatibility between 3d dlp projectors and 3Dtv channels/3d blu-ray. The glasses are perfect though.
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The key is that these glasses are for "passive 3d". Both of those products you mention are projectors and as you said are "3d ready". 3d ready is not 3d. It requires another step and another product. If that other product that is being used with your projector is "passive 3d" then these should work with any passive 3d system.
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Yes. They use dlp link which does not rewrite an emitter. I use mine with a different model Optoma.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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Dear Frank, I believe they support all DLP projectors and Mitsubishi DLP Tv's. If your Samsung is DLP, then perhaps "yes" - but I wouldtry to contact vendor first. Go to their EBay store.. http://stores.ebay.com/3DTV-CORP
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DLP = Digital Light Processing (the technology your TV uses to process the TV image) Yes, this lamp will work on your set.
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It most certainly does. I have several pair that work great with that exact projector. Have fun!
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I'm not sure if the Optoma HD131XE works, I use them with projectors Benq MS619ST and needs only 3D glasses