Help looking for a 3D Bluray TV

[jp554731]

Hi guys I was hoping you could give me some ideas on some stuff.

Is there a NON Plasma TV that uses Active 3D Bluray?
It also has to have an S Video port which is a dealbreaker

Lastly should I use the

OPPO BDP-103D
Or
OPPO BDP-105D

Thanks in advance! New to the scene.

[DVD Josh]

Given plasma's half-life, I would be very cautious about buying any used Plasma 3D TVs unless you hit the lottery and find one NOS.

[jp554731]

Originally Posted by DVD Josh

Given plasma's half-life, I would be very cautious about buying any used Plasma 3D TVs unless you hit the lottery and find one NOS.

I have changed my post to non plasma. Thanks for your insight.

Can a mod move this out of the Plasma forum? Thanks!

[HDTV1080P]

Originally Posted by jp554731

Hi guys I was hoping you could give me some ideas on some stuff.

Is there a NON Plasma TV that uses Active 3D Bluray?
It also has to have an S Video port which is a dealbreaker

Lastly should I use the

OPPO BDP-103D
Or
OPPO BDP-105D

Thanks in advance! New to the scene.

The latest 2016 OPPO UDP-203 and 2017 OPPO UDP-205 also does both Blu-ray 3D at 1080P and native 4K Blu-ray disc support. In the year 2016 100% of all flat panel companies removed the 3D feature from all new models. That means for the last 7 years no new flat panel has the 3D feature. You would need to find a used flat panel made between the years 2010-2016 to have the potential to get 3D on a flat panel.

Starting at around $7,000+ all JVC’s and most Sony native 4K LCOS projectors offer 3D with active glasses. If you want passive glasses 3D from a projector then you need to go with a native 1080P DLP projector starting at around $30,000+. DLP projectors are King of 3D picture quality and both active and passive glasses at 144fps have the exact same picture quality. Low cost active glasses 3D DLP projectors with a 1080P light engine can be purchased for under $5,000.

S-Video was removed from all displays around 10 years ago, S-Video is now considered a old technology that was used by S-VHS, Hi-8, etc. Compoenent video replaced S-Video and then HDMI replaced component video.

[jp554731]

Originally Posted by HDTV1080P

The latest 2016 OPPO UDP-203 and 2017 OPPO UDP-205 also does both Blu-ray 3D at 1080P and native 4K Blu-ray disc support. In the year 2016 100% of all flat panel companies removed the 3D feature from all new models. That means for the last 7 years no new flat panel has the 3D feature. You would need to find a used flat panel made between the years 2010-2016 to have the potential to get 3D on a flat panel.

Starting at around $7,000+ all JVC’s and most Sony native 4K LCOS projectors offer 3D with active glasses. If you want passive glasses 3D from a projector then you need to go with a native 1080P DLP projector starting at around $30,000+. DLP projectors are King of 3D picture quality and both active and passive glasses at 144fps have the exact same picture quality. Low cost active glasses 3D DLP projectors with a 1080P light engine can be purchased for under $5,000.

S-Video was removed from all displays around 10 years ago, S-Video is now considered an old technology that was used by S-VHS, Hi-8, etc. Compoenent video replaced S-Video and then HDMI replaced component video.

Thanks for your insight!!!!

Do you know if there is an XBR-85X 85” TV with HDR and 3D capability 2016 model preferably but if not it has to have HDR

[HDTV1080P]

https://www.cnet.com/tech/home-enter...lls-down-dead/

3D on flat panels was offered on select models between the years 2010-2016. Starting in the year 2017 all new models of TV’s stopped offering the 3D feature, meaning 2016 was the last year for 3D. However some of those year 2016 3D displays did not go out of production until early to mid 2017, so technically it is possible in theory to find a 3D flat panel with a manufactories date of 2017.

You will have to do your own research and try and find some year 2016 Sony XBR flat panels that were manufactured as late as 2017 with the 3D feature. That might be a time consuming process since you will need to read through all the Sony manuals and spec sheets on models dated between 2010-2016.

Many people consider the year 2016 4K OLED from LG using passive glasses as offering the best 3D quality from a flat panel. There is a reason why 3D is only offered on projectors now and not flat panels. 3D had massive quality problems and eye fatigue issues on flat panels. The best quality 3D has always been a dual DLP projector in a IMAX/Dolby Cinema style setup, with second best setup being for single DLP projectors in a 144fps triple flash technology using either passive or active glasses. If you really want 3D do not get a poor performance flat panel but buying a DLP projector if you plan on watching Blu-ray 3D material 90% of the time.