3dtv

[dctyper]

so, we have 3dtv coming on 28east. i remember somebody on here saying there was a working channel on another sat, anyone know this?

dc

[patkins]

The only one that I know of is 3D Sat HD test, testing on Eurobird 9A @ 9 E on 11747 H 27500 3/4 but as it says - it`s HD. so you need a HD receiver. I haven`t looked at it lately as my feed is slightly off after the winter winds but according to Flysat . com it`s still there today.

[deffc0n]

In SKY UK .
Read this:
Sky 3D - A new dimension in Sky+HD - Find out more

[patkins]

I see at the bottom of the page a TV set displaying 3D ready. Will this be another con like HD ready?

[dctyper]

The only one that I know of is 3D Sat HD test, testing on Eurobird 9A @ 9 E on 11747 H 27500 3/4 but as it says - it`s HD. so you need a HD receiver. I haven`t looked at it lately as my feed is slightly off after the winter winds but according to Flysat . com it`s still there today.

9e thats it im gunna set the sat up tomorrow

dc

[patkins]

You`ll probably need 3D glasses to appreciate it. I was trying to get a mate of mine to get me a pair in the local cineplex but he says that you have to pay extra for them at the ticket box and (a pich of salt required here) return them after the 3D film. Is he taking the mick or what!

[dctyper]

ive got some

[HoTTDubbER]

you wont just need glass's you will need one of them new 3d tvs also standard hd tv wont be any good

[dctyper]

well i beg to differ, lots of people on the net saying they have watched 3dtv on their tv, plus the pubs that they are broadcasting in are on normal hd tv's

[patkins]

you wont just need glass's you will need one of them new 3d tvs also standard hd tv wont be any good

The twin pictures on 3D TV Test are clearly visible on the screen and probably require the glasses to make them converge.

[DJSimo]

The twin pictures on 3D TV Test are clearly visible on the screen and probably require the glasses to make them converge.

yes the twin pictures are visible, but have been told you need active shutter glasses to converge them??

[theGh0st]

The twin pictures on 3D TV Test are clearly visible on the screen and probably require the glasses to make them converge.

Seems like you may need active shutter glasses to do the job, the new 3D TV's have this built-in and I think you then need passive 3D Glasses, that's what I've read about it anyway.

[patkins]

yes the twin pictures are visible, but have been told you need active shutter glasses to converge them??

That`s why I was trying to get the cinema glasses to see if they worked. But wasn`t really bothered one way or the other.

[theGh0st]

Not worth having a duplicate thread on the subject, so might as well view and comment on this one started by the same person.

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/f11/sky-3d-working-dm800hd-106740/

[patkins]

so, we have 3dtv coming on 28east. i remember somebody on here saying there was a working channel on another sat, anyone know this?

dc

Theres another 3D test on Turksat @ 42E.