Sorry ahead of time if this is the wrong forum.
I want to know what all I would need to take advantage of Nvidia's stereoscopic 3D utilizing their 3D glasses kit. The good one, not that 90's style red and blue glasses crap.
My display is a Samsung HLT6187SAX. I know that this is not a true 120hz display, although alot of e-tailers that sell it advertise it as "120hz switching", whatever that means (I never got much into display technology). While there is an option in the TV's menu to enable 3D/Dual View, I believe that this is for use with polarized glasses. Correct me if I am wrong.
My question is assuming that the TV is NOT 3D ready, what all do I need to make the Nvidia solution work? Aren't there 3D adapters you can hook up to an existing DLP TV?
I want to know what all I would need to take advantage of Nvidia's stereoscopic 3D utilizing their 3D glasses kit. The good one, not that 90's style red and blue glasses crap.
My display is a Samsung HLT6187SAX. I know that this is not a true 120hz display, although alot of e-tailers that sell it advertise it as "120hz switching", whatever that means (I never got much into display technology). While there is an option in the TV's menu to enable 3D/Dual View, I believe that this is for use with polarized glasses. Correct me if I am wrong.
My question is assuming that the TV is NOT 3D ready, what all do I need to make the Nvidia solution work? Aren't there 3D adapters you can hook up to an existing DLP TV?