3d movie has spilt screen I want it full screen. Will these glasses help?
1352816
The split screen has nothing to do with the glasses it's how your tv setting are set on. Go to your 3d setting on your tv and change it their. I don't remember what it's called but you should have at least two setting just change them and see which one you want. Should also tell you in the set up guide that came with your tv. If you don't have a guide get the model number and go to the manufacturers website and the should have an online manual thier. But you just need to change the settings on your tv. Good luck and hope this helps you out.
2230406
Be sure you have a special bluray player that also has its own built in 3d feature to play the 3d movies. If the screen looks blurry its time to put on the glasses. On my bluray player I had to change the bluray setti gs on the player to default to 3d mode. It is also better if you are playing 3d designated dvds. The best is to click on my apps on the remote and scroll over to the 3d app channel and test your 3d functionality
2150163
The 3D glasses fit more like goggles... That said, "It doesn't seem to me that they would accommodate a pair of glasses under them. "
2013026
There is a button there however my glasses never worked properly. I would push the button and it would find the right signal. But after a while I would say about 10 to 20 seconds it would change on its own and made it virtually impossible to watch a movie in 3d. If you want my advice I would not purchase these classes as mine were a waste of money. The other glasses I purchased which resemble the Mitsubishi original glasses are excellent I own at least 10 to 15 Pair and they all work fine.
1745278
the screen is 3d ready but i do not have glasses and do not know were to get them.
1430115
Depends on what you mean with Full screen. The monitor will not fill all the glass up to the bezel. There will be about 1/2 inch on the sides.Some video card drivers also have an overscan that you can use, but you will not be able to fill all the way to the plastic bezel
2078282
I have a Mitsubishi DLP 3D television. So, I'm not sure I'm qualified to answer this question. However, I will say that if you go to their website you'll get a very straight forward and honest answer. I'm very happy with the glasses I use with my TV.
11587
Eric, Not that we're aware of. These 3D glasses are designed to work with the Samsung 3-D televisions. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
775926
It is my understanding that they will only work with Sharp. They work very well, but as you know, they're not cheap. I haven't experienced 3D with any non-active glasses, but from what I read, active systems are better. I think you'd better look for glasses that are specifically designed for the TV you have. Good luck!
1047333
Yes, they will. I have the TCP50ST60 which is the same hardware, just a smaller screen. They work well. I do have ghosting in my 3D content, but I don't think that is from the glasses. I think it is a calibration issue or something else.
1514302
No, these glasses do not work in Dolby 3D theatres. It's a shame, because the proprietary Dolby glasses used in cinemas are tiny and horrible.
509531
actually, Gooflee is right. Passive 3d glasses gives you a maximum of 540p in 3d because it splits one 1080 image into two for the glasses. Active gives you full 1080p because it displays a full 1080 image in each eye.
1307909
no. You would have to have a 3D Cinema HDTV and use passive glasses (same as movie theatre). These are Active 3D glasses.
1707061
If the glasses don't work you can return them for a refund. These glasses are only for Imax movies. If you try them while watching a RealD movie they will not work. I'm sorry it's taken so long to answer this question. I didn't realize until today it had been asked.
1000353
I don't think so. There made for TVs with the same 3D used in theaters. A way to check is go to a store with 3D TVs and try there display tv glasses with the book.
1976101
I havent tried mine for 3D yet, but I cant see why this wouldnt be just fine as a 3D screen.
1643716
Yes. You need the glasses. What happens when you watch a 3D movie without the glasses? You can't see it as well.