SAMSUNG 8000 | 240 Hz HDTV Compatability w/ 3D Vision
I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
[quote name='1337group' post='957819' date='Nov 30 2009, 08:42 PM']I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.[/quote]
I'm not familiar with your particular model, but all the supposedly 240Hz TVs I've heard of up till now don't actually accept a 240Hz input. Instead they only accept a 60Hz signal and then interpolate extra frames to produce a 240Hz output. Unfortunately this means they don't work with 3D Vision.
Cheers,
DD
[quote name='1337group' post='957819' date='Nov 30 2009, 08:42 PM']I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
I'm not familiar with your particular model, but all the supposedly 240Hz TVs I've heard of up till now don't actually accept a 240Hz input. Instead they only accept a 60Hz signal and then interpolate extra frames to produce a 240Hz output. Unfortunately this means they don't work with 3D Vision.
[quote name='1337group' post='957819' date='Nov 30 2009, 09:42 PM']I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.[/quote]
From what I understand compatible displays need to take 120Hz input. Most "120Hz" HDTVs do not take 120Hz input. Not sure about your particular model though, maybe someone knows.
[quote name='1337group' post='957819' date='Nov 30 2009, 09:42 PM']I was interested in gettting some 3D vision hooked up on my system, I have a 55" Samsung 8000 LED TV it has a 240 Hz refresh rate but just running at 1920x1080 60 Hz in windows now, I couldn't figure out how to change the refresh rate over 60 Hz.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
From what I understand compatible displays need to take 120Hz input. Most "120Hz" HDTVs do not take 120Hz input. Not sure about your particular model though, maybe someone knows.
My understanding is there are no "true" 120hz tv's out there yet. It doesn't seem likely your tv would work, check the compatibility list, if it's not on there, it's not working. If windows is only rec. 60hz, it would seem that's all the 3D goggles would pick up as well.
My understanding is there are no "true" 120hz tv's out there yet. It doesn't seem likely your tv would work, check the compatibility list, if it's not on there, it's not working. If windows is only rec. 60hz, it would seem that's all the 3D goggles would pick up as well.
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The 120hz and 240hz you see is a software based solution that takes the incoming frame and the NOW frame and future frame and jungles them a little longer then its supposed to. In return you get a software hack that makes it look smoother. For when the camera pans its OK but I shut it off. You can also have trouble watching sports like the baseball is jittery when thrown if you watch it.
Just shut it off and your TV is natively 60hz. Welcome to advertising. =)
Also Samsung did display a 55 inch model last month that is 240hz (120 in each eye!) that Sony and Panasonic are adapting. The new tech eliminates blurs and other stuff. They are coming!
The 120hz and 240hz you see is a software based solution that takes the incoming frame and the NOW frame and future frame and jungles them a little longer then its supposed to. In return you get a software hack that makes it look smoother. For when the camera pans its OK but I shut it off. You can also have trouble watching sports like the baseball is jittery when thrown if you watch it.
Just shut it off and your TV is natively 60hz. Welcome to advertising. =)
Also Samsung did display a 55 inch model last month that is 240hz (120 in each eye!) that Sony and Panasonic are adapting. The new tech eliminates blurs and other stuff. They are coming!
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.[/quote]
I'm not familiar with your particular model, but all the supposedly 240Hz TVs I've heard of up till now don't actually accept a 240Hz input. Instead they only accept a 60Hz signal and then interpolate extra frames to produce a 240Hz output. Unfortunately this means they don't work with 3D Vision.
Cheers,
DD
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
I'm not familiar with your particular model, but all the supposedly 240Hz TVs I've heard of up till now don't actually accept a 240Hz input. Instead they only accept a 60Hz signal and then interpolate extra frames to produce a 240Hz output. Unfortunately this means they don't work with 3D Vision.
Cheers,
DD
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.[/quote]
From what I understand compatible displays need to take 120Hz input. Most "120Hz" HDTVs do not take 120Hz input. Not sure about your particular model though, maybe someone knows.
I am not sure if my TV is compatible with the 3D vision and the compatible list seemed pretty small to be 100% accurate, can someone tell me if my TV will work with it or not?
I apologize if there is another post already concerning this matter.
From what I understand compatible displays need to take 120Hz input. Most "120Hz" HDTVs do not take 120Hz input. Not sure about your particular model though, maybe someone knows.
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Just shut it off and your TV is natively 60hz. Welcome to advertising. =)
Also Samsung did display a 55 inch model last month that is 240hz (120 in each eye!) that Sony and Panasonic are adapting. The new tech eliminates blurs and other stuff. They are coming!
Just shut it off and your TV is natively 60hz. Welcome to advertising. =)
Also Samsung did display a 55 inch model last month that is 240hz (120 in each eye!) that Sony and Panasonic are adapting. The new tech eliminates blurs and other stuff. They are coming!