compatible with optoma HD25e projector?
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I don't have and don't know Optima models but here's what I understand about 3D and why I bought the glasses for my Epson. There are 3 primary ways 3D projectors work with the required glasses. One is passive and two are active. The passive ones are like the old technology and what is used in theaters. No power is required for these glasses. All active glasses work the same but the communicate with the projector by either IR or bluetooth. My epson uses bluetooth and the glasses work fine. In fact I have 5 different brand of glasses and they all work. If your Optoma uses either IR or Bluetooth you should be fine. If in doubt gamble the $20 on one pair.
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According to http://optomausa.com/products/detail/HD25 " seamlessly integrates your DLP® Link™ or RF 3D" ... so yes... these DLP glasses would be compatible with your projector
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I bought mine with the emitter included. Not sure what HD25-lv is. I know the glasses have been expensive. 80.00-120.00 each. Very specific about what glasses can be used and none of the cheaper ones work.
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Yes, this glasses will work with Optoma w311 or any DLP 3D projector. Buy it with full confidence .
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Any DLP glasses should work with this projector... I bought these glasses from Amazon along with this projector and they work great.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006DCZTAU/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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i think you are wrong you will need the optoma 3d-xl and the Viewsonic pjd6531w is compatible with it so goodluck, i wanted to get this projector but i wasnt sure if it was going to work with the optoma 3d-xl so i bought optoma hd66 then i knew it was compatible.
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Hello Gary; Sorry I can't help you with the comparison between the HD33 and the Epson 5030UB. I have a Optoma GT700 3D and purchased the Epson 5030UB in December. It has great color, clarity and brightness. I use my as a portable for playing mainly blurays. One nice feature is the zoom. Once I get the picture within the area of the screen I can use the zoom to square it in to the frame. The reviews I read convinced me to wait until this projector was available. Hope this helps.
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Hi Ashton! As every glasses with DLP link technology this device is fully compatible with any projector with the same technology. I check the Optoma HD-25 LV specs. anyway for your sure. I've 4 glasses and use them with Optoma HD 66 (same projector but 720p). Regards, Tomás.
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Not sure. I have an Optoma HD20. But it is very adjustable as far as where all the mounting screws can me moved to and lined up.
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These Glasses work with all DLP LINK projectors. As for the HD66 I don't know but if it is DLP LINK compatible it should have the logo on the projector or say so in the manual. I looked on the Optoma website and it doesn't mention it at all so My guess is no. The HD66 requires a 3D converter box called the 3D-XL in order to use for 3D. That comes with a pair of glasses. The manual for that may provide more information as well.
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Yes it works with the 3 Hole Optoma HD141X. Remove one of the arms, and use the short extensions. One extension needs to be mounted backwards. I'll try to post photos later.
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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, I used this projector to replace an optoma HD20. Mine is also ceiling mounted, I used the same mount in the same location.
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Check around on amazon to see which glasses are compatible with the model of projector your using,some are compatible with all models just look around
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If the 125" is the diagonal dimension, yes it is possible. Before purchasing the projector you should consider other factors. For example, room light level and use of projector (Movies, Gaming, etc.).<http://www.projectorcentral.com/Optoma-HD25-LV-projection-calculator-pro.htm&g;t;Hope this helps.
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It has HDMI input, so anything that can supply an HDMI signal will work. Its speakers aren't the greatest, however. I have all my video and audio equipment going through an amplifier/receiver system first, then the HDMI signal goes from that to the projector.
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The Optoma HD20 supports HDMI 1.3a. However, you could buy a Blu-ray player with w/HDMI 1.4 if you wanted and it will be backwards compatible. Version 1.4 basically added support and more bandwidth for 3-D Blu-ray.