is the 3d glasses passive or active
1421382
Active glasses. Don't buy this tv because of its 3D. You will be disappointed. Buy it because you can connect several hdmi, Ethernet, USB, and cable. I have a 6 tb hard drive connected to the network. I recommend sharp to anyone wanting to buy. I have 2 60" sharps. I love both.
1421383
I just looked up the current price for this tv. I paid almost twice this price and I was ecstatic I was getting a deal. You at stealing this tv for almost $900.
2054236
3D technology is passive. The glasses you use with your Vizio are the same as the ones issued at local theaters.
1622333
I believe there might be two different models sharing the same profile. According to the user manual: "XPAND Infinity 3D Glasses work in automatic modes - there is no power switch toturn the glasses "ON" or "OFF". Their default mode is "OFF". When the glasses are"OFF", the electronic circuit periodically checks for a presence of a valid IR signal. Ifa valid IR signal is present, the glasses turn "ON"."
899996
Any 3D passive glasses, just like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GTYOMIW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
581077
I don't know what you mean by active, but the glasses that came with the TV are standalone glasses, with no connections or power needed. They're just like the ones you would use at a movie theater.
822642
No they cannot. They are active 3D glasses. The glasses we wear at the Cinema are passive. Active 3D glasses receive a signal from a 3D TV, or other device, for the 3D effect. I hope this helps.
581078
This TV uses passive glasses. Mine came with 4 pairs. They are about 10 or 15 bucks each on Amazon
1819902
I have not had any issues with any of the passive 3D glasses. I bought several generic passive 3D glasses and they work just fine.
1700132
Yes. These are ACTIVE 3D glasses and an internet search of your TV demonstrates that the TV used ACTIVE 3d technology.
691382
Not sure but research to make sure your TV uses active 3D technology and not passive. I have a Panasonic and it is active but not sure if all Panasonic are.
38094
Not sure what you mean by active or passive. Im still usuing mine and it works like a charm with my Mac jist plug in the 3 things and boom! Watch whatever u want on the big screen
123504
Yes. The sony kdl55w802a is report3d to be a passive 3D device and any passive 3D glasses should work... http://www.cnet.com/news/cnets-guide-to-3d-tv-what-you-still-need-to-know/
1028490
Out of the box this PJD requires Active 3D glasses. No converter is necessary. Passive glasses won't work. Modern active glasses are as light as passive ones anyway.
648724
No, they just actively block alternating left and right sides of vision in sync with an older monitor's refresh rate to make the illusion of 3D. Essentially, it's an old-technology version of current-day active 3D glasses meant for an older CRT-style monitor. Unfortunately, they don't do horribly well on modern flat-panel displays.
209978
3D content has nothing to do with active shutter or passive technology. That is just how the TV handles the 3D content. So go ahead get some 3D material and enjoy!
1849757
To my knowledge, the game itself must support 3d and you turn it on in the games options/settings. Then activate 3d on the tv via the remote or menu screens. The full screen two player 3D is called DualPlay. The passive glasses are polarized with each left and right lens separate, say left lens is A and right lens is B. The glasses that come with the TV therefore do not support DualPlay as it requires one player to wear A-A lens glasses and the other to wear B-B lens. You need to buy those glasses with A-A and B-B lens separately. Hope this helps.
1028486
This projector is not capable of outputting 3D for passive glasses. Passive 3D from a projector is expensive, either requiring an extremely expensive projector or an extremely complicated dual projector setup. You would also need a special screen that can properly reflect the polarized light of the passive 3d image. There are converters, but they are more expensive than this projector. Converting projected active 3d to passive 3d removes the main benefit of passive which is absolutely no flickering.