No, for display at home 3D anaglyph 3D glasses required (the way), with two different colored lenses. Unfortunately it is very difficult to see an entire movie with the glasses without the headache or nausea.
To be clear, there is no corresponding option in home entertainment for the Real D and Dolby 3D is currently used in cinemas.
EDIT It is also important to note that the need for anaglyph 3D glasses would only apply if it is a 3D version of the film. Most emissions - including on-Demand and Pay-Per-View is in 2D.
The system is really d glasses or more finer polarized 3D glasses locking and unlocking two different waves of double images. TV can not be two different light waves through the channels to non-polarized transmitted to the 3D format, because no one could see anyway. Probably the format in which the cable anaglyph 3D format with the colors red and blue to block or unblock images. Obviously, because they can use this format, all color televisions.
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No, for display at home 3D anaglyph 3D glasses required (the way), with two different colored lenses. Unfortunately it is very difficult to see an entire movie with the glasses without the headache or nausea.
To be clear, there is no corresponding option in home entertainment for the Real D and Dolby 3D is currently used in cinemas.
EDIT
It is also important to note that the need for anaglyph 3D glasses would only apply if it is a 3D version of the film. Most emissions - including on-Demand and Pay-Per-View is in 2D.
The system is really d glasses or more finer polarized 3D glasses locking and unlocking two different waves of double images. TV can not be two different light waves through the channels to non-polarized transmitted to the 3D format, because no one could see anyway. Probably the format in which the cable anaglyph 3D format with the colors red and blue to block or unblock images. Obviously, because they can use this format, all color televisions.
Only when the 3-D
If the standard version will not work, of course,
I've tried 3-D glasses, movies at home, not working.
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