Can I watch a 3D movie with a regular DVD player?

sparkling_

Hi,
I recently bought an active 3D Sony TV and would like to watch a 3D movie for the first time at home. I have the glasses and a regular DVD player. Should I buy a Blu-Ray player to be able to watch 3D DVDs?

What do I need to make it happen?

Thanks

Answer
For active or passive 3D, You need a 3D Blu-Ray player, that explicitly states on the box that it is 3D-capable.

Me, I have the Sony BDP-S590. It is an awesome player. (The best part is, with the Sony TV... when you insert a disc, it automatically turns on the TV and sets the input ;D ) You can get it for under a hundred especially around this time of year. Well worth the price; Of course other manufacturers make them as well.

Here's the logo most consumer products use, that you should look for:

USA 3D dvd work on Uk dvd player?

Danielleee

Hey,
I really want to get the Jonas Brothers 3D Concert Experience, movie but the bonus features one, with the extra performances ect. But I don't think it will be up for sale in the UK.
I'm considering ordering it from America, would an American DVD work in a UK DVD player? Does being a 3D DVD make any difference?
Please help. xD
thanks. x

Answer
A dvd made for US doesn't play in a UK made DVD player(different region code).But if your DVD player is region free then it will be able to play a US DVD.
If your DVD player isn't region free then go to www.videohelp.com,DVDhack section,enter the brand and model of your DVD player and follow the instructions to make your DVD player region free(before order the DVD in the us check if there is a hack for your DVD player).

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Media player for Windows 7?

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What are some good media players for Windows 7? (No iTunes 11)

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Hi, For audio there's winamp media player, songbird, media monkey, foobar2000, and so on. Daum potplayer below is made by the same guy who made the famous kmplayer. Links below

For video the best players are VLC media player by videolan, media player classic home cinema, kmplayer, daum potplayer, smplayer, or gom player. My favorite is VLC and daum potplayer. They both play pretty much anything including DVD's with their own codecs. If you set all the settings in daum potplayer to your liking it is the best player.

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ (Official site of VLC player by videolan. Free and virus free! It will download from sourceforge.) Pay attention while installing, if you don't want files associated with VLC then uncheck that option during setup. If you want after installing you can right click on the video file and choose to play with VLC.

To play DVD with VLC - open VLC - in taskbar at top click on media - then click open disk.

http://www.dvbsupport.net/download/index.php?act=view&id=230 (Daum Potplayer latest stable version. Click on the big blue button to download it. You don't have to install the potplayer live files and you can ignore the directx update message.

After installing open it up and right click on it - in the video tab - set video renderer to overlay mixer for some computers. You may want to change the aspect ratio options also. You can manage file associations - right click - preferences - association tab.

To play a DVD with potplayer - right click on it on the second open tab popout click "open DVD' or on the last tab to open your "CD/DVD" drive

I hope this helps you out. Good luck!

How to reinstall DVD X player When you migrate from windows Xp to Windows 7?

sandy

Answer
Follow these steps to install DVD X Player on your Windows 7 operating system:

STEP 1: After the successful installation of Windows 7 operating system on your old or new PC, download the latest version of DVD X Player. Or, insert the DVD X Player CD into CD-ROM.

STEP 2: Double click on the setup file to start the installation wizard on a Windows 7 computer.

STEP 3: Click Next.

STEP 4: Follow the instructions in the installation wizard to complete the installation process.

STEP 5: Click Finish to complete the setup.


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