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    Quote Originally Posted by Woochifer
    The 3D spec is pretty much set, and it builds on the existing MPEG-4 standard. The updated MPEG-4 profile has already made its way into many of the latest video processors. With every successive model revision, more and more TVs, BD players, and set-top boxes will use the newer video processors that support the latest MPEG-4 profile.

    With other devices, the 3D feature will get added as a simple update. Millions of PS3s and Directv HD receivers running the latest system software are already enabled for 3D. That's why widespread adoption of 3D is IMO inevitable, and only a matter of time before it becomes just another standard feature.

    Where things get interesting will be with the implementation -- passive glasses, active glasses, or no glasses. But, regardless of which of those approaches a TV manufacturer takes, they will all use the same video signal format.
    A process that causes headaches after a few hours is a "done deal", eh?

    TODAYS "shutter glasses have been supercharged with computer tech, while the ones tried in the eighties were automatic.
    BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER, we are a nation of TV addicts, watch TV an average of four hours a day, thats two more than you need to cause a headache with 3D.
    Talk about being desperate for sales, never seen an entire industry run like lemmings
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    A process that causes headaches after a few hours is a "done deal", eh?
    It may cause YOU headaches, but apparently not everyone experiences it.

    TODAYS "shutter glasses have been supercharged with computer tech, while the ones tried in the eighties were automatic.
    The glasses they used in the 80's where simple red/blue glasses which is not even in the same ballpark as shutter based systems.

    BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER, we are a nation of TV addicts, watch TV an average of four hours a day, thats two more than you need to cause a headache with 3D.
    Talk about being desperate for sales, never seen an entire industry run like lemmings
    off of a cliff.
    SAD, REALLY.
    You repeat over and over headaches as if that is a given when watching 3D. It is not, and if it was, they would not sell a single 3D television set. It would be helpful if you posted factual information based on reality, not just your empty uneducated guesses about a technology you know nothing about.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    It may cause YOU headaches, but apparently not everyone experiences it.
    EVERYONE WITH BRAINS...sorry


    The glasses they used in the 80's where simple red/blue glasses which is not even in the same ballpark as shutter based systems.
    Are you going to force me to look up the several shutter systems , mostly popular in
    JAPAN, that circulated during the eighties?
    Also polarized glasses were popular(used on CAPT eo at Disney).
    BUT LIKE every 3d system ever made, they caused headaches


    You repeat over and over headaches as if that is a given when watching 3D. It is not, and if it was, they would not sell a single 3D television set. It would be helpful if you posted factual information based on reality, not just your empty uneducated guesses about a technology you know nothing about.
    Lie if you have to, shill, you know good and well that more than a couple of hours watching 3D causes headaches, as does anybody who watches for extended periods.
    WATCH your 3d TV for several hours, I DARE YOU.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    EVERYONE WITH BRAINS...sorry
    Well, you should not be affected then, you have no brain.


    Are you going to force me to look up the several shutter systems , mostly popular in
    JAPAN, that circulated during the eighties?
    Also polarized glasses were popular(used on CAPT eo at Disney).
    BUT LIKE every 3d system ever made, they caused headaches
    I hate to bring this to you deadpixel, but Segascope 3D and Famicon 3D were for games, and only 8 games where produced. Neither was that popular in Japan, as there were very few games sold. Neither worked with movies, and neither are worth mentioning in the context of todays 3D.

    Secondly, it is not the technology that gives headaches, or everyone who watched 3D would get them. I don't, my kids don't, and apparently neither do millions of other folks. The headaches come from the individuals eyes - which are not able to focus on centrally located images, can't stay in focus with 3D, or have problems with depth perception of 3D images(makes them dizzy). Those of us that do not have those problems(between 88 and 94% of the public) freely enjoy 3D with no issues at all.

    Your headache argument has gone from a factual error to just a plain lie. You have stated it enough, and have been rebuffed with the facts. To continue mentioning it is not just a simple lie coming from a known liar.

    Lie if you have to, shill, you know good and well that more than a couple of hours watching 3D causes headaches, as does anybody who watches for extended periods.
    WATCH your 3d TV for several hours, I DARE YOU.
    Your dare has already been taken, and your comments disproven. I watched 6 hours of the world cup with no problems whatsoever. 3D does not cause headaches for everyone, and saying so is just a plain lie liar.
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    THERE was a system from Japan, was around for awhile.
    AND if you watched anything nonstop for six hours in 3D your brain(such as it is)
    would be fried.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    THERE was a system from Japan, was around for awhile.
    AND if you watched anything nonstop for six hours in 3D your brain(such as it is)
    would be fried.
    Digging deep huh Pix. I was going to ask you to explain your assumption that the 3D format itself was the problem, why could 90% of the public view it with no problems? I guess at this point everyone realizes that you would not have an intelligent answer for that.

    I already named the two 3D systems in Japan in the 80's, but neither was used for movies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    A process that causes headaches after a few hours is a "done deal", eh?
    Try reading before you go off on these crazed grammar-impaired rants. You might learn something.

    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    TODAYS "shutter glasses have been supercharged with computer tech, while the ones tried in the eighties were automatic.
    BUT IT DOESN'T MATTER, we are a nation of TV addicts, watch TV an average of four hours a day, thats two more than you need to cause a headache with 3D.
    Talk about being desperate for sales, never seen an entire industry run like lemmings
    off of a cliff.
    SAD, REALLY.
    Again, this is now an official extension to the MPEG-4 standard. It will be on every new video processing chip.

    If you don't like 3D, then switch it off. All of your rantings about it don't matter one bit, because it's going to become a standard feature on new TVs.
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    I have seen 4 movies in 3D and was not impressed with any of them, guess it's just not for me. Maybe if they bring back sensearound +3D lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjp735i
    I have seen 4 movies in 3D and was not impressed with any of them, guess it's just not for me. Maybe if they bring back sensearound +3D lol
    I'm holding out for Smell-O-Vision.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis
    Are you going to force me to look up the several shutter systems , mostly popular in
    JAPAN, that circulated during the eighties?
    Also polarized glasses were popular(used on CAPT eo at Disney).
    BUT LIKE every 3d system ever made, they caused headaches1:
    Really? So you're going to make blind assumptions about the products of today based on 30 year old technology from Japan?

    So, I broke into the palace
    With a sponge and a rusty spanner
    She said : "Eh, I know you, and you cannot sing"
    I said : "That's nothing - you should hear me play piano"

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    I'm holding out for Smell-O-Vision.
    For all that porn you watch?

    Oh geesh! I shouldn't have said that. I just know that I'll burn for that one?
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    That was unnecessary and you will, indeed, burn green hot for that.


    I'd never even considered porn with 3D and Smell-O-Vision...jeez...the room would smell like strawberry stripper lotion and tuna and things would be shootin' at ya from all angles. Too much for the mind to handle...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    That was unnecessary and you will, indeed, burn green hot for that.
    Nooooooooooo!!!!!............

    Two can play that game. And MY GUN IS BIGGER!


    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    I'd never even considered porn with 3D and Smell-O-Vision...jeez...the room would smell like strawberry stripper lotion and tuna and things would be shootin' at ya from all angles. Too much for the mind to handle...
    I tried to leave those details out. Green for your boldness.


    Currently the projectors that do 3D well, do a so-so job with 2D, unless you have some very deep pockets. Maybe in the next year or two that will change. We'll see.
    My other problem is that the 25' HDMI cable running through my wall & celing is from 2006. I don't know if it will support 3D at all. Running a new cable would be a biotch.

    EDIT: Drat drat and DOUBLE DRAT!

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMichael

    Currently the projectors that do 3D well, do a so-so job with 2D, unless you have some very deep pockets. Maybe in the next year or two that will change. We'll see.
    My other problem is that the 25' HDMI cable running through my wall & celing is from 2006. I don't know if it will support 3D at all. Running a new cable would be a biotch.
    Actually G, the current 3D projectors do VERY well with 2D. JVC has an excellent 2D/3D at around $5000, and so does Sharp. These projectors are not just optimized for 3D, but they are optimized for 2D as well. The same goes for 3D televisions out there. They do a fantastic job with both 2D and 3D.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Actually G, the current 3D projectors do VERY well with 2D. JVC has an excellent 2D/3D at around $5000, and so does Sharp. These projectors are not just optimized for 3D, but they are optimized for 2D as well. The same goes for 3D televisions out there. They do a fantastic job with both 2D and 3D.
    That JVC is a little out of my budget. That tech should trickle down to the 2K models soon though. Maybe this fall when the new models come out. 3D seems like all the rage in the projector forums.
    How about my old HDMI cable? Will I need to run a new one?
    Will I need a new screen?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMichael
    That JVC is a little out of my budget. That tech should trickle down to the 2K models soon though. Maybe this fall when the new models come out. 3D seems like all the rage in the projector forums.
    How about my old HDMI cable? Will I need to run a new one?
    Will I need a new screen?
    The reason 3D is the rage in the projector forums, is that the larger the screen, the better the 3D effect. On a 150" screen from the best seat in the house, 3D really "pops". There is an excellent sense of depth, and when images pop out at you, it is very effective. At 50" and below, the effect is more subdued, smaller in scale in the glasses, and does not really pop out at you with great effect.

    You will have to change your HDMI cable though unless you have a high speed rated cable capable of 10.2GB throughput.

    I don't think you will need a new screen.
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    [QUOTE=bobsticks]Really? So you're going to make blind assumptions about the products of today based on 30 year old technology from Japan?

    YUP!

    Because, basically, as far as 3D is concerned, there is nothing new under the sun.
    Its all the basic gimmick of forcing the brain to do something unnatural.
    THATS because, when you get right down to it, we don't understand anything
    much about the human brain, or about the way it integrates two images into a single image with depth of field. We have theories, but thats about it.
    THEY found out a few years ago that serotonin affected moods, and along came a bunch
    of either serotonin inhibiting or enhancing drugs, basically using a stone axe to carve an
    integrated circuit out of a tree. THE guys who shot up Columbine were both on these
    drugs for their "disorder". GUESS you could say it cured their "disorder" since they
    are both dead(along with a bunch of other people).
    THERE IS NOTHING NEW about the basic theory behind current 3D, so why
    not believe that it will cause headaches just like all of the other incarnations of this tech?
    YOU WANNA be somebodies science project so you can watch a cartoon with a
    great depth of field, go ahead.
    BUT just remember, if you let your kids watch, you may someday have to answer to them,
    and I won't envy you for that.
    3D TV, LSD, and other drugs are proof positive that some people are so dumb that, if they can, they will take their brains out and play with them.
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    [QUOTE=pixelthis]
    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    Really? So you're going to make blind assumptions about the products of today based on 30 year old technology from Japan?

    YUP!

    Because, basically, as far as 3D is concerned, there is nothing new under the sun.
    Your perspective is overly simplistic. There are many things different with todays 3D than that which was done in Japan in the 80's. The current system is for movies, the older system was strictly for games. The old system could only be used with 480i CRT based televisions, and this one can only be used with progressive scan televisions.

    Its all the basic gimmick of forcing the brain to do something unnatural.
    THATS because, when you get right down to it, we don't understand anything
    much about the human brain, or about the way it integrates two images into a single image with depth of field. We have theories, but thats about it.
    This is another area you are totally wrong about. Taken from this link

    Most people use both eyes to see an object. This is called binocular vision. Through binocular vision, images are formed on the retina of each eye. These images are slightly different, because the object is being viewed from slightly different angles. Nerve signals representing each image are sent to the brain, where they are interpreted as two views of the same object. Some of the nerve fibers from each eye cross, so each side of the brain receives messages from both eyes. Through experience, the brain learns to judge the distance of an object by the degree of difference in the images it receives from the two eyes. This ability to sense distance is called depth perception.

    http://kidshealth.org/parent/general...ics/eyes.html#

    THEY found out a few years ago that serotonin affected moods, and along came a bunch
    of either serotonin inhibiting or enhancing drugs, basically using a stone axe to carve an
    integrated circuit out of a tree. THE guys who shot up Columbine were both on these
    drugs for their "disorder". GUESS you could say it cured their "disorder" since they
    are both dead(along with a bunch of other people).
    A little meandering in your thought process PIx?

    THERE IS NOTHING NEW about the basic theory behind current 3D, so why
    not believe that it will cause headaches just like all of the other incarnations of this tech?
    I have already explained this to you too many times already. The old 3D process (Red/Blue glasses) skewed the color, and has nowhere near the resolution of todays 3D. Old 3D required two projectors - which often got out of sync and caused headaches. The prints that each projector used deteriorated differently which effected images when combined, and that gave headaches. Todays 3D requires just one projector, and one digital file. Old 3D used the Anaglyph method, while todays uses shutter or polarizing method for 3D. The old 3D TECHNOLOGY used to cause headaches. 3D technology today does NOT cause headaches, it is the individual eyes and focus issues that are the problem.

    If you go with the simplistic idea that 3D is 3D, and don't dig deeper than that, you are going to come up short on the technical side.



    YOU WANNA be somebodies science project so you can watch a cartoon with a
    great depth of field, go ahead.
    BUT just remember, if you let your kids watch, you may someday have to answer to them,
    and I won't envy you for that.
    If you let your kids watch too much 2D television, you still are going to have issues like obesity, and lower IQ. Too much of anything is not good for you.

    3D TV, LSD, and other drugs are proof positive that some people are so dumb that, if they can, they will take their brains out and play with them.
    Something I LIKE TO THINK OF AS EVOLUTION IN ACTION.
    This comment is just plain stupid. 3D images are not drugs pix. You don't ingest it, and it does not alter your state of mind.

    Do you want to try again???
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    [QUOTE=Sir Terrence the Terrible][QUOTE=pixelthis]

    Your perspective is overly simplistic. There are many things different with todays 3D than that which was done in Japan in the 80's. The current system is for movies, the older system was strictly for games. The old system could only be used with 480i CRT based televisions, and this one can only be used with progressive scan televisions.
    THE OLDER system was used for movies and video.


    This is another area you are totally wrong about. Taken from this link

    Most people use both eyes to see an object. This is called binocular vision. Through binocular vision, images are formed on the retina of each eye. These images are slightly different, because the object is being viewed from slightly different angles. Nerve signals representing each image are sent to the brain, where they are interpreted as two views of the same object. Some of the nerve fibers from each eye cross, so each side of the brain receives messages from both eyes. Through experience, the brain learns to judge the distance of an object by the degree of difference in the images it receives from the two eyes. This ability to sense distance is called depth perception.
    AND this is like saying that a bird flies by flapping its wings
    TRUTH is, we do have a crude idea of how binocular vision works, but every time we try to
    replicate it, it results in headaches.
    WE do best with things like the old viewmaster, etc. BUT the dynamic process of
    integrating two images into what we see is so complicated we may never get it right, except to create a hologram type image and let the brain do what we cant understand.




    A little meandering in your thought process PIx?
    JUST stating the law of unintended consequences.
    A FRIENDS son has been taking RITALIN since a child for his "a-d-d.
    THAT son is now a twenty five year old crack head, with severe maladjustment
    (he steals what isn't locked down, including thousands from his parents).
    But his "A-D-D" is still there, and he loves the floor stripper.

    I have already explained this to you too many times already. The old 3D process (Red/Blue glasses) skewed the color, and has nowhere near the resolution of todays 3D. Old 3D required two projectors - which often got out of sync and caused headaches. The prints that each projector used deteriorated differently which effected images when combined, and that gave headaches. Todays 3D requires just one projector, and one digital file. Old 3D used the Anaglyph method, while todays uses shutter or polarizing method for 3D. The old 3D TECHNOLOGY used to cause headaches. 3D technology today does NOT cause headaches, it is the individual eyes and focus issues that are the problem.
    I AM NOT talking about the old blue-red glasses, or even the polarized glasses,
    or the "active shutter" glasses, I AM TALKING ABOUT ALL of them.
    DOESN'T matter a whit how a car is powered, diesel, gas, pulled by virgins, a hamster
    wheel, if the wheels are square

    If you go with the simplistic idea that 3D is 3D, and don't dig deeper than that, you are going to come up short on the technical side.
    And I will be fine.
    BETTER to "come up short" on the "technical" side and miss out on purple monsters
    and green trolls looking slightly more real, than undergoing therapy to try and
    retrain my optical center to see straight.
    YOU ENJOY your 3D, I will enjoy my eyesight.



    If you let your kids watch too much 2D television, you still are going to have issues like obesity, and lower IQ. Too much of anything is not good for you.
    NOT REALLY.
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    This comment is just plain stupid. 3D images are not drugs pix. You don't ingest it, and it does not alter your state of mind.
    This is about the dumbest thing you have ever said, and thats saying a lot.
    We humans are mostly sight oriented creatures, its our major sense.
    DURING BRAINWASHING plain old two D images are often used, drugs are added just
    as a helper.
    HATE TO SEE what a 3D image could do to a human brain(or yours).
    VISUAL IMAGERY does more to "alter" ones mind than any other thing.

    Do you want to try again???
    Kind of ironic you should say that, because thats what the doc is going to say to you
    as you try the simplest exercises to relearn the simplest tasks.
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    My opinion for what it is is that until the goofy glasses go away I am not interested. If I want to wear glasses besides sun glasses I will get them from my eye doctor. I don't want a situation to exist where everyone in my home has to wear weird looking glasses just to watch tv or a movie. When they perfect 3d to where no glasses are involved then I will start to take interest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelthis



    THE OLDER system was used for movies and video.
    Sorry, but 3D in Japan in the 80's WAS NOT used for movies - it was for games only(Sega). Do you have a link that tells what Japanese movies 3D was used on?

    AND this is like saying that a bird flies by flapping its wings
    TRUTH is, we do have a crude idea of how binocular vision works, but every time we try to
    replicate it, it results in headaches.
    WE do best with things like the old viewmaster, etc. BUT the dynamic process of
    integrating two images into what we see is so complicated we may never get it right, except to create a hologram type image and let the brain do what we cant understand.
    Pix, your lack of knowledge is staggering. We already can replicate binocular vision with....binoculars! They are used everywhere, with no headaches. The military uses them, bird watchers use them, and kids use them.


    JUST stating the law of unintended consequences.
    A FRIENDS son has been taking RITALIN since a child for his "a-d-d.
    THAT son is now a twenty five year old crack head, with severe maladjustment
    (he steals what isn't locked down, including thousands from his parents).
    But his "A-D-D" is still there, and he loves the floor stripper.
    Okay.....

    I AM NOT talking about the old blue-red glasses, or even the polarized glasses,
    or the "active shutter" glasses, I AM TALKING ABOUT ALL of them.
    DOESN'T matter a whit how a car is powered, diesel, gas, pulled by virgins, a hamster
    wheel, if the wheels are square
    Well Pix, not all 3D is alike. Each format will produce a slightly different result, just like a gas powered car will perform differently than a diesel powered car. Your glossing over fine detail shows that you do not have a firm grasp on the issue at hand - just like most issues you attempt to discuss.

    And I will be fine.
    BETTER to "come up short" on the "technical" side and miss out on purple monsters
    and green trolls looking slightly more real, than undergoing therapy to try and
    retrain my optical center to see straight.
    YOU ENJOY your 3D, I will enjoy my eyesight.
    I can enjoy 3D WITH my eyesight thanks. Not sure you can enjoy 3D any other way. Personally I think your position on 3D is based on the fact that you cannot afford 3D. You have a habit of demeaning things that are out of your "budget". Like a performance oriented audio and video system, as opposed to the more budget minded lower performing components you embrace.


    NOT REALLY.
    Can't get enough bacon
    Nice deflection


    This is about the dumbest thing you have ever said, and thats saying a lot.
    We humans are mostly sight oriented creatures, its our major sense.
    DURING BRAINWASHING plain old two D images are often used, drugs are added just
    as a helper.
    HATE TO SEE what a 3D image could do to a human brain(or yours).
    VISUAL IMAGERY does more to "alter" ones mind than any other thing.
    Riiiight. I am high as hell after viewing a 3D movie LOLOLOLOL buffoon.(turns sarcasm button off). I love going to a 3D movie at the theater and enjoying a mass high from the experience.



    Kind of ironic you should say that, because thats what the doc is going to say to you
    as you try the simplest exercises to relearn the simplest tasks.
    Yeah, like when you try and use what tiny brain you have left.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    Pix, your lack of knowledge is staggering. We already can replicate binocular vision with....binoculars! They are used everywhere, with no headaches. The military uses them, bird watchers use them, and kids use them.
    THEY MERELY AMPLIFY whats already there.
    Sheeeese

    Okay.....



    Well Pix, not all 3D is alike. Each format will produce a slightly different result, just like a gas powered car will perform differently than a diesel powered car. Your glossing over fine detail shows that you do not have a firm grasp on the issue at hand - just like most issues you attempt to discuss.
    THEY ALL PRODUCE the same "result", much like the "results" from different guns
    are the same

    I can enjoy 3D WITH my eyesight thanks. Not sure you can enjoy 3D any other way. Personally I think your position on 3D is based on the fact that you cannot afford 3D. You have a habit of demeaning things that are out of your "budget". Like a performance oriented audio and video system, as opposed to the more budget minded lower performing components you embrace.
    AH, THE OLD "poorass" argument.
    Well, I do have better things to do with three grand than to destroy my brain.
    YOU SEE, unlike you, I STILL USE MINE...


    Nice deflection




    Riiiight. I am high as hell after viewing a 3D movie LOLOLOLOL buffoon.(turns sarcasm button off). I love going to a 3D movie at the theater and enjoying a mass high from the experience.
    enjoy trying to drive after your brain can't resolve a normal 3d image anymore


    Yeah, like when you try and use what tiny brain you have left.
    AT LEAST I will have some left.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir Terrence the Terrible
    The reason 3D is the rage in the projector forums, is that the larger the screen, the better the 3D effect. On a 150" screen from the best seat in the house, 3D really "pops". There is an excellent sense of depth, and when images pop out at you, it is very effective. At 50" and below, the effect is more subdued, smaller in scale in the glasses, and does not really pop out at you with great effect.

    You will have to change your HDMI cable though unless you have a high speed rated cable capable of 10.2GB throughput.

    I don't think you will need a new screen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Stat
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    Yes...

    ...amidst the fallacies, incongruous examples, innacuracies, and liberty with the English language one comforting thing is clear. Pix has survived one tumult and has returned to create more.
    So, I broke into the palace
    With a sponge and a rusty spanner
    She said : "Eh, I know you, and you cannot sing"
    I said : "That's nothing - you should hear me play piano"

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