What it reads in the subject:
Is it possible to play 3d on a regular hd tv?
I was just wondering.
I guess....but you wont be getting the 3D Image.
03/10/09 HUGE day in my life:
| Maynard_Tool said: I guess....but you wont be getting the 3D Image. |
I'm afraid I don't understand. Could you please explain it to me?
not the proper 3D thing like on current TV's and theater
but something like RED and blue 3D effect can be achieved
pariz said:
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Well I'm guessing, I don't really now for sure. But i guess is something like playing HD games on regular tvs. You can play it, but you don't get the HD graphics.
I guess it would be the same, you are gonna be able to play it, but you won't get the 3D effects. I guess is just going to look like any other HD game. But I'm not really sure how this works, perhaps the experts can explain it better
03/10/09 HUGE day in my life:
| Maynard_Tool said:
I guess it would be the same, you are gonna be able to play it, but you won't get the 3D effects. I guess is just going to look like any other HD game. But I'm not really sure how this works, perhaps the experts can explain it better |
Yeah that pretty much right. It's like Crysis 2 coming out on PS3 which will be playable in 3D but you'll still be able to play it without 3D on a normal tv.
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If your TV can accept a native 120Hz signal instead of a 60Hz signal upconverted to 120Hz then yes.
You don't actually need 120Hz but the 3D will be flickery, ghosty and give you headaches. You can do it through your PC and you'll still need the glasses.
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