I have been thinking about buying a 3d HDTV. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release 3d play. As I understand it 3D works by having 2 screen views side by side each running at a 60hz refresh rate, requiring a HDTV with a minimum of 120hz (2 X 60hz side by side). How will this (3d play) work on a HDTV with a 240hz total (or more)?
I have been thinking about buying a 3d HDTV. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release 3d play. As I understand it 3D works by having 2 screen views side by side each running at a 60hz refresh rate, requiring a HDTV with a minimum of 120hz (2 X 60hz side by side). How will this (3d play) work on a HDTV with a 240hz total (or more)?
[quote name='churnobull' post='1086206' date='Jul 11 2010, 06:40 AM']I have been thinking about buying a 3d HDTV. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release 3d play. As I understand it 3D works by having 2 screen views side by side each running at a 60hz refresh rate, requiring a HDTV with a minimum of 120hz (2 X 60hz side by side). How will this (3d play) work on a HDTV with a 240hz total (or more)?[/quote]
From what I understand. 3D Play will make use of the 3D HDTV's glasses. All of the TV's that say they are 240hz are not true 240hz inputs. The inputs on most of those TV's max at 60hz. They have software inside the TV to bump up the hz from 60 to 240 but that, for the most part, only works with cable tv.
[quote name='churnobull' post='1086206' date='Jul 11 2010, 06:40 AM']I have been thinking about buying a 3d HDTV. I'm waiting for Nvidia to release 3d play. As I understand it 3D works by having 2 screen views side by side each running at a 60hz refresh rate, requiring a HDTV with a minimum of 120hz (2 X 60hz side by side). How will this (3d play) work on a HDTV with a 240hz total (or more)?
From what I understand. 3D Play will make use of the 3D HDTV's glasses. All of the TV's that say they are 240hz are not true 240hz inputs. The inputs on most of those TV's max at 60hz. They have software inside the TV to bump up the hz from 60 to 240 but that, for the most part, only works with cable tv.
From what I understand. 3D Play will make use of the 3D HDTV's glasses. All of the TV's that say they are 240hz are not true 240hz inputs. The inputs on most of those TV's max at 60hz. They have software inside the TV to bump up the hz from 60 to 240 but that, for the most part, only works with cable tv.
From what I understand. 3D Play will make use of the 3D HDTV's glasses. All of the TV's that say they are 240hz are not true 240hz inputs. The inputs on most of those TV's max at 60hz. They have software inside the TV to bump up the hz from 60 to 240 but that, for the most part, only works with cable tv.
Just make sure you buy a hdmi 1.4a tv that is 3d ready and you will be safe, 3dtv play will work with any of them when it is released.
Dave
Just make sure you buy a hdmi 1.4a tv that is 3d ready and you will be safe, 3dtv play will work with any of them when it is released.
Dave
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