Hello all,
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
[quote name='raider2.6' date='26 May 2011 - 03:21 PM' timestamp='1306444904' post='1242794']
Hello all,
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
[/quote]
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
[quote name='raider2.6' date='26 May 2011 - 03:21 PM' timestamp='1306444904' post='1242794']
Hello all,
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
[quote name='roller11' date='26 May 2011 - 10:05 PM' timestamp='1306447527' post='1242821']
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
[/quote]
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
[quote name='roller11' date='26 May 2011 - 10:05 PM' timestamp='1306447527' post='1242821']
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
[quote name='raider2.6' date='27 May 2011 - 12:04 PM' timestamp='1306519490' post='1243180']
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
[/quote]
No, not with Nvidia software.
Believing that 1920x1080 per frame /60 3D gaming was impossible on any HDTV including Samsung, I in Nov 2010 bought a Sony that has the same limitation as the Panasonic, no native resolution 3D gaming. When I found out that Samsung offers 1920x1080, I was within the return period so I ditched it for a Samsung and have been native rez ever since.
If you have never 3D gamed in 1920x1080 with nvidia software, you would probably get used to iZ3D or Tridef 3D, they both offer you 1920x1080 3D gaming on your Panasonic. That would be a much better route than 3DTV Play 720P using nvidia software. Best of all of course is 1920x1080 + nvidia software, but that means ditching your Panny for a Sammy.
[quote name='raider2.6' date='27 May 2011 - 12:04 PM' timestamp='1306519490' post='1243180']
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
No, not with Nvidia software.
Believing that 1920x1080 per frame /60 3D gaming was impossible on any HDTV including Samsung, I in Nov 2010 bought a Sony that has the same limitation as the Panasonic, no native resolution 3D gaming. When I found out that Samsung offers 1920x1080, I was within the return period so I ditched it for a Samsung and have been native rez ever since.
If you have never 3D gamed in 1920x1080 with nvidia software, you would probably get used to iZ3D or Tridef 3D, they both offer you 1920x1080 3D gaming on your Panasonic. That would be a much better route than 3DTV Play 720P using nvidia software. Best of all of course is 1920x1080 + nvidia software, but that means ditching your Panny for a Sammy.
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
Hello all,
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
[/quote]
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
Hello all,
I recently bought a 3dtv that is supported by 3d vision, when I skimmed the description it says you do not use your nvidia glasses so I sold my kit <--lol well I downloaded the PDF after I sold it and is say I must have the IR plugged in for 3dtv play to work. is there anyway around this ? I hate to have to buy another 3d kit. lol
If I do will a glasses kit work that has the IR ?
Thank you all for the responses!
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
[/quote]
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
You must have the nvidia emitter plugged in. Otherwise, your game will instantly switch to 2D. If you get the emitter, you may be able to use either 3D Vision or 3DTV Play, your choice, depends on which TV you got.
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
[/quote]
No, not with Nvidia software.
Believing that 1920x1080 per frame /60 3D gaming was impossible on any HDTV including Samsung, I in Nov 2010 bought a Sony that has the same limitation as the Panasonic, no native resolution 3D gaming. When I found out that Samsung offers 1920x1080, I was within the return period so I ditched it for a Samsung and have been native rez ever since.
If you have never 3D gamed in 1920x1080 with nvidia software, you would probably get used to iZ3D or Tridef 3D, they both offer you 1920x1080 3D gaming on your Panasonic. That would be a much better route than 3DTV Play 720P using nvidia software. Best of all of course is 1920x1080 + nvidia software, but that means ditching your Panny for a Sammy.
I bought the panasonic viera gt42. is there anyway to game in 3d at 1080 resolutions ? like 1920 x1080 ?
No, not with Nvidia software.
Believing that 1920x1080 per frame /60 3D gaming was impossible on any HDTV including Samsung, I in Nov 2010 bought a Sony that has the same limitation as the Panasonic, no native resolution 3D gaming. When I found out that Samsung offers 1920x1080, I was within the return period so I ditched it for a Samsung and have been native rez ever since.
If you have never 3D gamed in 1920x1080 with nvidia software, you would probably get used to iZ3D or Tridef 3D, they both offer you 1920x1080 3D gaming on your Panasonic. That would be a much better route than 3DTV Play 720P using nvidia software. Best of all of course is 1920x1080 + nvidia software, but that means ditching your Panny for a Sammy.
System:
Intel I7 920 overclocked to 4ghz
Asus Rampage Extreme II
2 Ge-force 480 in SLI
GTX 295 PhysX Card
12gb ddr3 2000mhz ram
Intel SSD in RAID 0
BR RW
1000w Sony surround sound
NVIDIA 3D Vision
3d displays tested:
Mitsubishi 65" DLP 3d HDTV (good old 1080p checkerboard since 2007!!!)
Panasonic VT25 (nice 2d but I returned it due to cross talk)
Acer H5360 720p on 130" screen (the best 3d)
23" Acer LCD monitor (horrible cross talk- sold it)
Samsung 65D8000