I have a 73" 3D 'ready' mitsubishi that i have YET to find out how to use it! I'd love it if they could get the 3D information on how to use it (for like the Coraline BD that's coming out)!!!
If you read the manual to your TV it will probably tell you. I just looked up on Mitsubishi site and you'll probably need a 3D Glasses Emitter that connects to the back your TV.
Your TV is "3D ready" which all that mean is that it outputs images at at least 120hz. As IseWise pointed out you need extra hardware. You can get third party stuff here: http://www.ultimate3dheaven.com/3dstac1.html
I'm not familiar with your TV but I highly doubt that it uses polarization technology yet, too expensive. So that means it just a regular TV with a high refresh rate and you need 3D Shutter Glasses to see things in 3D and the appropriate source. 3D Shutter glasses basically only shows an image for only one eye at a time, the other eye sees nothing (thanks the the LCD's in the glasses). That's why the refresh needs to be so high so that you do not notice the shuttering of the glasses. Most TVs are 60hz and you can really see it to the point that it gives you an instant headache.
Read further in the mitsubishi paragraph and it clearly states that the 3D ready might be worthless if the 'standard' is different than what mitsubishi has. Any tv right now can use Anilithic 3D, and we know that is not the best way. The only real solution is with the shutter glasses and Blu-ray with builtin ir emitter and/or with an external output for an ir addon box. I personally hope they build it in the player. You should be able to use the two projector - polarized glasses method with the same Blu-ray disc by splitting the signal out for left and right signals, either internally or with an external box. But that would be if you want to spend twenty grand ot the set up.
Quite frankly, could have this now, and we already know how this will play out, it is just that the industry is draging its feet and yanking our cords.
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I have a 73" 3D 'ready' mitsubishi that i have YET to find out how to use it! I'd love it if they could get the 3D information on how to use it (for like the Coraline BD that's coming out)!!!
If you read the manual to your TV it will probably tell you. I just looked up on Mitsubishi site and you'll probably need a 3D Glasses Emitter that connects to the back your TV.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=How+does+3D+work+with+my+Mitsubishi+TV%3F
http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/support.html
Your TV is "3D ready" which all that mean is that it outputs images at at least 120hz. As IseWise pointed out you need extra hardware. You can get third party stuff here:
http://www.ultimate3dheaven.com/3dstac1.html
I'm not familiar with your TV but I highly doubt that it uses polarization technology yet, too expensive. So that means it just a regular TV with a high refresh rate and you need 3D Shutter Glasses to see things in 3D and the appropriate source. 3D Shutter glasses basically only shows an image for only one eye at a time, the other eye sees nothing (thanks the the LCD's in the glasses). That's why the refresh needs to be so high so that you do not notice the shuttering of the glasses. Most TVs are 60hz and you can really see it to the point that it gives you an instant headache.
Read further in the mitsubishi paragraph and it clearly states that the 3D ready might be worthless if the 'standard' is different than what mitsubishi has. Any tv right now can use Anilithic 3D, and we know that is not the best way. The only real solution is with the shutter glasses and Blu-ray with builtin ir emitter and/or with an external output for an ir addon box. I personally hope they build it in the player. You should be able to use the two projector - polarized glasses method with the same Blu-ray disc by splitting the signal out for left and right signals, either internally or with an external box. But that would be if you want to spend twenty grand ot the set up.
Quite frankly, could have this now, and we already know how this will play out, it is just that the industry is draging its feet and yanking our cords.