Xpand x102 glasses with DLP 3D projector What drivers? May work with Optoma Hd66/Pro350W
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[quote name='rufee' post='1034386' date='Apr 5 2010, 03:50 PM']Xpand glasses are also not very practical
For example they are not rechargable you have to change batteries every once in a while (you end up paying for the batteries),
they are not very comfortable too
I think they are more cinema orientated than home use[/quote]
Do you have pair?
I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
[quote name='igsoft' post='1107433' date='Aug 22 2010, 09:16 PM']I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.[/quote]
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
[quote name='igsoft' post='1107433' date='Aug 22 2010, 09:16 PM']I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
[quote name='igsoft' post='1107433' date='Aug 22 2010, 09:16 PM']I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.[/quote]
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
[quote name='igsoft' post='1107433' date='Aug 22 2010, 09:16 PM']I have 3D vision, tridef, iz3d driver and DLP proejctor (H5630). I just tried X-102 glasses on my H5630.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
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)
this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
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)
[quote name='DanielJoy' post='1107676' date='Aug 24 2010, 01:30 AM']this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.[/quote]
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
[quote name='DanielJoy' post='1107676' date='Aug 24 2010, 01:30 AM']this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
[quote name='DanielJoy' post='1107676' date='Aug 24 2010, 01:30 AM']this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.[/quote]
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
[quote name='DanielJoy' post='1107676' date='Aug 24 2010, 01:30 AM']this thread inspired me to try out the iz3d and xpand glasses a couple months ago. my opinion is that the iz3d driver was far inferior to nvidias. It ran every game i had much slower than nvidia and i never got a DX 11 game to run. it was consierably more buggie and took much longer to get it to work. i had to wear the glasses backwards. i had the same experience with tridef
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
[quote name='jddcp' post='1108631' date='Aug 25 2010, 09:21 AM']So does this mean you can't use nvidia drivers if you use the Xpand 102 glasses? Is the NVIDIA 3d Vision worth the extra $100 dollars??[/quote]
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
[quote name='jddcp' post='1108631' date='Aug 25 2010, 09:21 AM']So does this mean you can't use nvidia drivers if you use the Xpand 102 glasses? Is the NVIDIA 3d Vision worth the extra $100 dollars??
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
[quote name='jddcp' post='1108631' date='Aug 25 2010, 09:21 AM']So does this mean you can't use nvidia drivers if you use the Xpand 102 glasses? Is the NVIDIA 3d Vision worth the extra $100 dollars??[/quote]
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
[quote name='jddcp' post='1108631' date='Aug 25 2010, 09:21 AM']So does this mean you can't use nvidia drivers if you use the Xpand 102 glasses? Is the NVIDIA 3d Vision worth the extra $100 dollars??
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
But what if I only want to use the Xpand x102 glasses with 3d vision drivers. Will they work if i dont use the nvidia emitter ? (so no infrared interference)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
But what if I only want to use the Xpand x102 glasses with 3d vision drivers. Will they work if i dont use the nvidia emitter ? (so no infrared interference)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
But what if I only want to use the Xpand x102 glasses with 3d vision drivers. Will they work if i dont use the nvidia emitter ? (so no infrared interference)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
But what if I only want to use the Xpand x102 glasses with 3d vision drivers. Will they work if i dont use the nvidia emitter ? (so no infrared interference)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
For example they are not rechargable you have to change batteries every once in a while (you end up paying for the batteries),
they are not very comfortable too
I think they are more cinema orientated than home use[/quote]
Do you have pair?
For example they are not rechargable you have to change batteries every once in a while (you end up paying for the batteries),
they are not very comfortable too
I think they are more cinema orientated than home use
Do you have pair?
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.[/quote]
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.[/quote]
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
The glasses work fine on my DLp projector using IZ3d driver (120hz Projector mode). I haven't tried many other options just yet.
I preference of 3D driver is Tridef > Nvidia = Iz3d.
Thanks for your information. I am sure it will help others.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
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
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
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
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.[/quote]
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.[/quote]
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
also i preferred the nvidia glasses much more than xpand- they are cheap IMO- and less comfortable- the batteries were not as good. i sold all the gear a while ago.
You are correct. Xpand glasses are not as comfortable as Nvidia but they don't require usb emitter. Tridef & Iz3d are fantastic for passive glasses 3D solution.
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
Some people said that the infrared dongle from the 3dvision kit interferes with the dlp link receiver in the xpand glasses.
If you want something that works, I think it worth...
I have a hd66, got 2 pairs of xpand x102 glasses and tried with the beta IZ3D driver for 120hz PJs with an ATI card, it doesn't work at all, it switches eyes continuously, ended up selling the glasses and the HD5850 and getting a GTX470 + 3d vision kit and I am a happy camper now.
Also the x102 uses proprietary batteries that costs about 5x the cost of a typical battery, you have to get them only from xpand resellers via web, so if you forgot to get replacements, you will get no 3d for the time you wait until replacements come via mail. BTW changing batteries with the expand key is a PITA.
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)
It s true that iz3d shifts all the time. i tried it yesterday. .. and on top of that once you installed iz3d driver will not let powerdvd 3d ultra to play 3d blu ray !! (checkerboard)