does it work on a regular HDTV or you need a 3DTV
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Thank you for your question. It does require a 3DTV and the 3D glasses for the TV.
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Hi Edwards, The 3D function works great on this TV without any issues. -Anthony
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Does your TV has 3d Capability. This converter can change 2D signal to 3D, but the TV needs to understand the 3D. Atleast the TV should have passive 3D capability. Otherwise it will never work for any 3d signal.
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This TV functions like a non-3D television for the most part and all non-3D media plays normally. The 2D-to-3D feature is an option you would select from the menu if you choose to. However, real 3D content such as 3D videos will appear distorted if 3D viewing option is not selected.
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Every thing but 3D will work with an older flat screen once you have the right connectors
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Will work with a 3d tv...and sold in single and doubles.....just have to check...
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You need 3D TV as we'llThis play back blueray 3D but you have to have 3D TV to watch 3D moviesThx
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Yes, but if your tv is 3D is better quality on 2D tv 3D image is with red and blue glasses but is okey, I like this device.
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As long as it connect via hdmi it should work...I play 3D via a tablet...Hope this helps...
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It's not 3D and no way to make it capable. To see in 3D, there must be two different viewpoints sent to your two different eyes. A standard HDTV does not have the required display technology, processing, and inputs to send those two different viewpoints to your eyes.
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You're right. You don't have to have a 3D television to use this player. Works with any late model flat screen or TV that accepts HDMI input.
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The system works with 3D Blue-Ray. you don't have to have a HD TV. But the quality of the picture will not be as good, because of the Standard Definition TV. Please keep in mind, it's the Blue-Ray player that is displaying the 3D effect and not the TV.
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I dont BELIEVE so, since this tv is of somewhat older technology. It doesn't come built with 3d software and I don't know if some kind of add on to make a regular HDTV 3d capable even exists. I believe also that the screen has something to do with it.
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Specifically, you use an HDMI cable. I believe that older HDMI cables don't work for 3D, but I might be mistaken.
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The High Definition model will work on both HD and Standard Definition TVs. The SD model can only work on SD TVs.
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For what it's worth, it is my understanding that when a program is transmitted conventionally (meaning not formatted in 3D) then this TV is presenting something called "virtual 3D", which provides some depth, but certainly not the full 3D. We have Direct TV but as far as I know there is only one 3D Channel. To get the full 3D benefit, the show either the show has to be formatted in 3D or you can purchase 3D DVD's that will provide full 3D. I believe you need a 3D Bluray player to plat such DVD's however.I hasten to add that I'm no Electronic or TV wiz but the above is based on my understanding and experience with my set, which I've not yet gotten fully comfortable with. For what it's worth, it is my understanding that when a program is transmitted conventionally (meaning not formatted in 3D) then this TV is presenting something called "virtual 3D", which provides some depth, but certainly not the full 3D. We have Direct TV but as far as I know there is only one 3D Channel. To get the full 3D benefit, the show either the show has to be formatted in 3D or you can purchase 3D DVD's that will provide full 3D. I believe you need a 3D Bluray player to plat such DVD's however.I hasten to add that I'm no Electronic or TV wiz but the above is based... » Read More For what it's worth, it is my understanding that when a program is transmitted conventionally (meaning not formatted in 3D) then this TV is presenting something called "virtual 3D", which provides some depth, but certainly not the full 3D. We have Direct TV but as far as I know there is only one 3D Channel. To get the full 3D benefit, the show either the show has to be formatted in 3D or you can purchase 3D DVD's that will provide full 3D. I believe you need a 3D Bluray player to plat such DVD's however.I hasten to add that I'm no Electronic or TV wiz but the above is based on my understanding and experience with my set, which I've not yet gotten fully comfortable with. « Show Less
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The v3 is the better one because it will work on any 3d tv. The v3 is also compatible with the finepix v3 camera