Can't help you with either question. Smart apps are un-necessary for me as I have 4 boxes that do them much better than any built into a TV and I control everything at the receiver and send a single stream via HDMI from receiver to panel.
Hi, not sure if this is the right place to post this, but here goes:
Panasonic P60GT50
Sony BDP-S570 3D capable bluray player
Onkyo TX-SR608 receiver.
When I tried to play my new Hobbit 3D, i get the message indicated in the attached image. I tried to hook up the HDMI cable direct to the TV from the Sony, and also my normal setup going through the receiver.
Any advice would be appreciated. (The TV is brand new, and I'm new to the 3D thing).
The TV is the newest - I always power off when I change cables, but I didn't unplug the bluray player. I'll try unplugging everything and starting again.
Question: Will 3D work if I route the bluray signal through my receiver? I'd rather do that to avoid having to run separate audio from the Sony to the receiver.
Unplugging didn't change anything - still getting the message. Hopefully there is a setting that I'm missing, although I think all 3D settings are default on both devices.
Eureka! Turns out, the bluray wasn't working properly. I swapped in my player from the other room, a slightly newer Sony BDP-BX57, and it works perfectly - also, I can run the signal through my receiver.
No problem. Who knows, maybe one of the updates the 570 got "along the way" was interrupted in some way.
Denon had that kind of problem a while back. A LAN/USB update came out. Those that did it LAN were fine. The USB done update bricked the AVR and it had to be shipped in for the "brain freeze"...
One of the biggest "firmware oopsies" I've been part of...
I had connected an Ipad(1) to a computer for an enormous IOS update. What I didn't know, at the time, was Ipad(1) couldn't be charged by a PC based computer.
I connected the Ipad(1) to the Acer laptop with 12% battery. Woops.
No problem, Sam. Other Sam led me in the right direction.
I turned off the Viera connect in the menu which solved question 2.
As I feared, the TV requires the Panny webcam since the drivers are built into it. Thus, a PC webcam will not work. Sucks too since the camera is around 100 bucks and seems to have mixed reviews as to performace. But kicking back on the couch talking to people via the TV in enticing, to me at least.
Can anyone advise me as to 3D glasses that will work with my GT50? The Panasonic ones seem to be out of production, and the sellers around here (Phoenix area) are largely clueless.
I've seen online ads for a brand called G5 that says they are compatible, but I'd hate to get stuck with some crappy knock-offs.
Those are the same glasses I came up with. Apparently the only hiccup is you have to prep them???(which it even tells you that..you have to sync them to something...)
Edit(for me) is in the bottom row. But I have mystical powers...
On the page for the ER3D4, in the "compatibility box" it shows network download...but for different ones...
And of course, the first review is chiding people for leaving 1 star reviews...cause they bought the wrong glasses...and of course, the consumer is never wrong...