It will work. Your limited to 720p with Nvidia 3DTV Play. Theres a 15 day trial of it for free to get your feet wet. For 20$ more you can use Tridef which will give you a slightly higher quality 3D mode called SBS. Nvidia has said they may add this a few months from now. The EX series was reviewed in many places to have high amounts of crosstalk, but i think its possible, unlikely, but possible that they may release an update to reduce it. One thing i can tell you after many hours of gaming is that eventually you may start to ignore it. In case, i completely ignore now.
It will work. Your limited to 720p with Nvidia 3DTV Play. Theres a 15 day trial of it for free to get your feet wet. For 20$ more you can use Tridef which will give you a slightly higher quality 3D mode called SBS. Nvidia has said they may add this a few months from now. The EX series was reviewed in many places to have high amounts of crosstalk, but i think its possible, unlikely, but possible that they may release an update to reduce it. One thing i can tell you after many hours of gaming is that eventually you may start to ignore it. In case, i completely ignore now.
[quote name='Ahov29' date='11 December 2011 - 09:17 PM' timestamp='1323667079' post='1341022']
oh, there is a way to play in 1080p? or is just impossible?
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
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You can play in 1080p at 24hz, but its only 24hz per eye. Its due to HDMI limitations. In this context, yeah, crosstalk is just another word for ghosting. I meant Sony might have a helpful update to your tvs firmware.
[quote name='Ahov29' date='11 December 2011 - 09:17 PM' timestamp='1323667079' post='1341022']
oh, there is a way to play in 1080p? or is just impossible?
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
You can play in 1080p at 24hz, but its only 24hz per eye. Its due to HDMI limitations. In this context, yeah, crosstalk is just another word for ghosting. I meant Sony might have a helpful update to your tvs firmware.
the limitation that you mean
is for the HDMI version of the cable? i know there is a 1.4a and soon 1.4b
or this will always happend, no matter what kind of hdmi use
From the Nvidia 3DTV Play Users Guide
Which can be found on the page linked previously
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
ï‚„ CPU
Intel® Core™2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ X2 CPU or higher
ï‚„ Operating System
â— Windows 7 32â€bit
â— Windows 7 64â€bit (recommended)
ï‚„ System Memory
2 GB of system memory (4 GB recommended)
ï‚„ 3D Vision USB IR emitter or notebook PC with Builtâ€in 3D Vision IR emitter. The
USB IR emitter must be plugged into the PC to use NVIDIA 3DTV Play
ï‚„ 3D TV that supports the following HDMI 1.4 3D formats
â— For Bluâ€ray 3D and movie content
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 23.98Hz
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 24Hz
â— For 3D game content:
― Frame Packing 720p @ 50Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 59.94Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 60Hz
ï‚„ GeForce Graphics Processors
See Table 1 for a current list of supported GeForce GPUs. Refer to the 3DTV Play
System Requirements at www.nvidia.com/3dtv for an upâ€toâ€date list of supported
GeForce GPUs
1 cable hdmi 1.4
Evga GTX570
Sony KDL-55EX725
1 Sony 3D Glasses Model TDG-BR250
Just installed Windows 7 x64 Pro And the Last Nvidia WHQL Drivers installed
what other program or other thing i need to see my pc games in 3D on the Sony 3D TV
1 cable hdmi 1.4
Evga GTX570
Sony KDL-55EX725
1 Sony 3D Glasses Model TDG-BR250
Just installed Windows 7 x64 Pro And the Last Nvidia WHQL Drivers installed
what other program or other thing i need to see my pc games in 3D on the Sony 3D TV
To get it on that list http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You need to buy Nvidia 3DTV Play http://www.nvidia.com/object/3dtv-play-overview.html
To get it on that list http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You need to buy Nvidia 3DTV Play http://www.nvidia.com/object/3dtv-play-overview.html
you know if there be a problem if i play at 1920x1080p @60hz 60fps in 3d?
you know if there be a problem if i play at 1920x1080p @60hz 60fps in 3d?
46" Samsung ES7500 3DTV (checkerboard, high FOV as desktop monitor, highly recommend!) - Metro 2033 3D PNG screens - Metro LL filter realism mod - Flugan's Deus Ex:HR Depth changers - Nvidia tech support online form - Nvidia support: 1-800-797-6530
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
oh, there is a way to play in 1080p? or is just impossible?
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
[/quote]
You can play in 1080p at 24hz, but its only 24hz per eye. Its due to HDMI limitations. In this context, yeah, crosstalk is just another word for ghosting. I meant Sony might have a helpful update to your tvs firmware.
oh, there is a way to play in 1080p? or is just impossible?
crosstalk.. is ghosting?
"hey may release an update to reduce it"
you mean, nvidia or sony?
You can play in 1080p at 24hz, but its only 24hz per eye. Its due to HDMI limitations. In this context, yeah, crosstalk is just another word for ghosting. I meant Sony might have a helpful update to your tvs firmware.
46" Samsung ES7500 3DTV (checkerboard, high FOV as desktop monitor, highly recommend!) - Metro 2033 3D PNG screens - Metro LL filter realism mod - Flugan's Deus Ex:HR Depth changers - Nvidia tech support online form - Nvidia support: 1-800-797-6530
is for the HDMI version of the cable? i know there is a 1.4a and soon 1.4b
or this will always happend, no matter what kind of hdmi use
is for the HDMI version of the cable? i know there is a 1.4a and soon 1.4b
or this will always happend, no matter what kind of hdmi use
Which can be found on the page linked previously
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
ï‚„ CPU
Intel® Core™2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ X2 CPU or higher
ï‚„ Operating System
â— Windows 7 32â€bit
â— Windows 7 64â€bit (recommended)
ï‚„ System Memory
2 GB of system memory (4 GB recommended)
ï‚„ 3D Vision USB IR emitter or notebook PC with Builtâ€in 3D Vision IR emitter. The
USB IR emitter must be plugged into the PC to use NVIDIA 3DTV Play
ï€©ï€ Note: The 3D Vision USB IR emitter does not emit any signals when 3DTV Play is
active, and is only used to confirm a previous purchase of 3D Vision. When using
3DTV Play software to connect to a 3D TV, 3D Vision active shutter glasses are not
used. Instead the 3D TV manufacturer’s 3D glasses are used.
ï‚„ 3D TV that supports the following HDMI 1.4 3D formats
â— For Bluâ€ray 3D and movie content
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 23.98Hz
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 24Hz
â— For 3D game content:
― Frame Packing 720p @ 50Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 59.94Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 60Hz
ï‚„ GeForce Graphics Processors
See Table 1 for a current list of supported GeForce GPUs. Refer to the 3DTV Play
System Requirements at www.nvidia.com/3dtv for an upâ€toâ€date list of supported
GeForce GPUs
Which can be found on the page linked previously
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
ï‚„ CPU
Intel® Core™2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ X2 CPU or higher
ï‚„ Operating System
â— Windows 7 32â€bit
â— Windows 7 64â€bit (recommended)
ï‚„ System Memory
2 GB of system memory (4 GB recommended)
ï‚„ 3D Vision USB IR emitter or notebook PC with Builtâ€in 3D Vision IR emitter. The
USB IR emitter must be plugged into the PC to use NVIDIA 3DTV Play
ï€©ï€ Note: The 3D Vision USB IR emitter does not emit any signals when 3DTV Play is
active, and is only used to confirm a previous purchase of 3D Vision. When using
3DTV Play software to connect to a 3D TV, 3D Vision active shutter glasses are not
used. Instead the 3D TV manufacturer’s 3D glasses are used.
ï‚„ 3D TV that supports the following HDMI 1.4 3D formats
â— For Bluâ€ray 3D and movie content
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 23.98Hz
― Frame Packing 1080p @ 24Hz
â— For 3D game content:
― Frame Packing 720p @ 50Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 59.94Hz
― Frame Packing 720p @ 60Hz
ï‚„ GeForce Graphics Processors
See Table 1 for a current list of supported GeForce GPUs. Refer to the 3DTV Play
System Requirements at www.nvidia.com/3dtv for an upâ€toâ€date list of supported
GeForce GPUs
Otherwise you can purchase 3DTV Play as a standalone product, currently for $39.99
TriDef is $49.99 currently
I suggest that you try both trials and pick whichever works best with your display and game selection.
Otherwise you can purchase 3DTV Play as a standalone product, currently for $39.99
TriDef is $49.99 currently
I suggest that you try both trials and pick whichever works best with your display and game selection.
because in some games is best 3dtvplay and in others tridef
because in some games is best 3dtvplay and in others tridef