Does this work on a DLP television?
1804542
Hi. Never tried it there, and if I remember correctly there is no writing at all about it in the directions--which are brief.
1804543
It will read values on the screen, but won't actually calibrate it. To do that, you need to generate color bars, read them with your spyder, and adjust the TV's color, hue, saturation, brightness and contrast, etc. levels. There's the Spyder 4 TV version for just TV. You can also buy an upgrade to that so you can calibrate your computer monitor as well as a TV. (basically includes a blu-ray disk that plays color bars, and instructions as to how to go about calibrating). You'd read color patches with the spyder, and adjust the TV to get to the right values. It's time-consuming, but there's no other way if you want your TV to be accurate.
1804544
It will read values on the screen, but won't actually calibrate it. To do that, you need to generate color bars, read them with your spyder, and adjust the TV's color, hue, saturation, brightness and contrast, etc. levels. There's the Spyder 4 TV version for just TV. You can also buy an upgrade to that so you can calibrate your computer monitor as well as a TV. (basically includes a blu-ray disk that plays color bars, and instructions as to how to go about calibrating). You'd read color patches with the spyder, and adjust the TV to get to the right values. It's time-consuming, but there's no other way if you want your TV to be accurate. It will read values on the screen, but won't actually calibrate it. To do that, you need to generate color bars, read them with your spyder, and adjust the TV's color, hue, saturation, brightness and contrast, etc. levels. There's the Spyder 4 TV version for just TV. You can also buy an upgrade to that so you can calibrate your computer monitor as well as a TV. (basically includes a blu-ray disk that plays color bars, and instructions as to how to go about calibrating). You'd read color patches with the spyder, and adjust the TV to get to the right values. It's time-consuming, but there's... » Read More It will read values on the screen, but won't actually calibrate it. To do that, you need to generate color bars, read them with your spyder, and adjust the TV's color, hue, saturation, brightness and contrast, etc. levels. There's the Spyder 4 TV version for just TV. You can also buy an upgrade to that so you can calibrate your computer monitor as well as a TV. (basically includes a blu-ray disk that plays color bars, and instructions as to how to go about calibrating). You'd read color patches with the spyder, and adjust the TV to get to the right values. It's time-consuming, but there's no other way if you want your TV to be accurate. « Show Less
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Dear Frank, I believe they support all DLP projectors and Mitsubishi DLP Tv's. If your Samsung is DLP, then perhaps "yes" - but I would try to contact vendor first. Go to their EBay store.. http://stores.ebay.com/3DTV-CORP
806586
Damn great question and exactly the one I had about the same TV. Should've researched this on my own prior to ordering it, but thankfully it should work. Thanks guys!
278376
I've heard some people say yes, I know DLP 3d tvs generally use a emitter for their 3d.
2153381
It will only work if your HDTV has a VGA input. I've never done this myself, but I'm assuming it would if the TV has VGA capabilities.
479756
Short answer is yes. It has a multitude of different connecting outlets, so should work on just about any TV.
1646171
I believe it depends on how new your television is. My television wasn't very new and it did not work that way. But if your television has built-in HDMI also it should work.
283774
I haven't got a clue. I put mine in a DLP television. As for instructions, I don't remember if they came with. It's been awhile. I just looked at a couple You Tube videos. It's not hard.
1358204
They are IR glasses so as long as your DLP emits IR signals of a compatible TV you should be good.
696582
Not sure. What I did was search for DLP chip for my model and this one came up. Worked perfect.
520188
I think it will work woth all mitsubish 3d ready dlp hdtv. It works very well for my mitsubish laservue hdtv.
146517
NOT unless your TV has a digital tuner. An analog NTSC tuner will not work.
565485
Not 100 percent sure, but it should work. I use it on the optical output of a HD TV
747919
Yes it works on direct tv boxes. I got this remote for my dad and directv is what he has.
1511171
It will sinc to any dlp peojector. However, you should find which frequency works best for your projector. This works great with the benq w1070 projector which sinc at 144hz
268172
I am sorry, I could not get this to work on my television, so I would not know if it would work anywhere.
1932539
Yes. Be sure if it is an old TV that you connect the RCA 1650 to the digital converter, then connect the converter to the TV. Will work just fine.