drkohler on 11 February 2010
| meatloaf73 said: ps3's max output is 1080p at 60hz, It will need to output at 240hz for 3D, 120hz for each eye, and shutter glasses, and ofcourse a TV outputting at 240hz, hence the ps3 firmware update. And if you do some reasearch.. |
And if you did some research, you'd actually find that 48Hz output is what is needed (plus a signal code). You also need a display that can recognise the signal and triple it (and that is a tough one). This is what "the movie" (Avatar) is all about, a 144Hz frame rate sent to the glasses that operate at 72Hz each. You also need a HDMI 1.4 connector, and if you are lucky (or own a PS3) your current HDMI 1.3 can be software upgraded to HDMI 1.4 in one way or the other.
