No, they wouldn't have to be, I'm assuming each would be a whole separate network chain....
Originally Posted by Scott McGillivray
Help me out here gang.
I am very confused. I simply do not understand what people are talking about when they talk about a "3D TV" I have a 60" Plasma that, to my knowledge and experience, is very capable of showing 3D using glasses. I have "Coraline" on Blu Ray and it looks great in 3D.
What is it that these new "3D" units are able to do that mine cannot? I mean, 3D was available on old tube TVs and VHS.
Please educate me.
Headaches will still be an issue, because your brain is still given the conflicted task of focusing near for the true image while pivoting the eyes for the apparent stereoscopic image. It may well be reduced, but the alternate technologies don't eliminate it per se.Originally Posted by Edwin-S
The stuff you are watching uses anaglyph (one red lense and one green) to produce the 3D effect. Pure and simple, anaglyph is garbage. It causes people to get headaches, because for all intents and purposes it causes a "crosseyed" effect.