For use with Optoma HD25 (which has DLP-Link at 144 Hz), would you recommend Optoma ZF2100 RF glasses or instead 144 Hz DLP-Link glasses (such as Optoma ZD301 or 3DTV Corp DLP-Link 3D Glasses)? I am confused whether using 144 Hz DLP-Link glasses will...
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I got these 3DTV Corp DLP-LINK 3D Glasses 2 Pairs for ALL 3D Ready DLP Projectors and ALL Samsung and Mitsubishi DLP TV's - they were pretty reasonable and come in a 2 pack. Quality is good, but they are running on a battery, and are not rechargeable. Had them now for a couple of weeks and I not have an issue with them.
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Yes, these glasses will work with Optoma GT1080 or any DLP-link projector. Please don't be confused but go ahead and buy it!
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I suggest using these glasses: Ultra-Clear HD 144 Hz DLP LINK 3D Active Rechargeable Shutter Glasses for All 3D DLP Projectors - BenQ, Optoma, Dell, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Acer, Vivit Sold by: Simplifi Digital, Inc.
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The glasses require some kind of emitter, RF on to be particular, as they have to have a sync signal with the pic on the screen. Not sure abt HD25, but most of Optomas are supplied with emitter BG-100, at least mine was. Some models might have emitter inside, so check your manual.
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Yes - DLP link is the method. It uses a red-flash between frames to sync the glasses and the True Depth glasses are the best I've found at blocking the red flash. Their customer service is great too... I had a pair of XLs and that started showing a slight red flash on one eye and they sent me a new pair express for free.
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As far as I know, DLP Link glasses are the only ones standardized across manufacturers. I did try this transmitter with Samsung RF glasses, and it did not work. Further research led me to the conclusion above.
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Yes, it should work because it's DLP technology. Works great with SBS 3D movies. I actually think the depth is great. Alternatively, you can look up EStar America ESG601 DLP Link 3D Glasses. It looks and works exactly the same, except it doesn't have the Optoma logo on the glasses, of course. The Estar is cheaper by $13.
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I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I... » Read More I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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It should. I have a optoma hd25e and it works perfectly. Dlp link 3d glasses work like a charm . Tested with prometheus 3d ,Avengers 3d, John Carter 3d, Tron 3d, Pacific rim 3d all look great.
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I have been using two pairs of these glasses with Optoma HD33 3D projector and its RF Emitter since 2011. I have never used Emitter that came with the glasses. We had absolutely no problem with connecting to two pairs of these glasses at the same time.
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Yes, that is true! i have this projector at 1 year ago with 2 viewsonic active shutter glasses and a PS3 320Gb (move) with the last fw 3.56 for 3D support and NEVER, "NEVER" can see in 3D... grrrrrr!!! i do try softwares to generate 3D with the laptop like Tridef, etc with no lucky... i am an experimented technical user and reading a lot about this think the last thing to do is wait the last presentation of Viewsonic, the VP3D1 3D converter box to use with the projector... is the same of the Optoma 3D-XL, but i hope the VP3D1 are cheapest! sorry my bad english! :)
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As Farts (lol) answered...I believe you should have no problem with this glasses my Viewsonic projector is 120hz and I have two pairs of these now for about 7 months..still really happy with my purchase!
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Yes. And I have used 4 different brands of dlp-link glasses with my optima projector and these are the best.
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This unit does not use the DLP link glasses but does need the Active RF glasses. No need for a separate 3D transmitter.
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Yes. If not, you may need the optoma 3dXL converter. This bridges the compatibility between 3d dlp projectors and 3Dtv channels/3d blu-ray. The glasses are perfect though.
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Sorry, from the research I did for that projector it looks like it needs a DLP link type of 3d glasses. Incredisonic does sell this type but it is not the same design. Not sure if the weight or picture is the same. Again sorry. You might look for reviews for that particular one. Good luck.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.