Here's the lesson. Not everything works with everything else.
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Hello. I am not very computer savy yet, so I needed to join here to learn about computers, and I consider a hdtv a computer. I am a huge 3D movie fan. Now I want to watch them on our 40" hdtv. I bought a couple of 3D movies. The first was haunted castle in blue ray. I watched it with a pair of anaglyph plastic glasses I purchased online. It did not work. I even increased the brightness, contrast, and the color, as instructed by someone. Still not working..too much ghosting and very blury.Someone told me that a 3D movie will not play on a hdtv because it doesn't accept interfacing ??...something...lol, I don't remember. I am not too good with tech talk either. Well I have learned there are 3 different types of glasses, anaglyph being the worst. Then there are shutters, and polar..something. Anyway, we are buying a bluray disc player tomarrow, and I think I need to change 3D glasses. I am so confused on which type I should buy, because there are certain types for certain movies, and this is what this is all about ..the movies, not so much games. ( haven't touched xbox in a year) We want to watch all the new 3D movies coming to blueray disc, and hope to buy a 3D hdtv next year, but I need to know which 3D glasses to buy to be compatable with most of the 3D movies coming out. Oh, I think the 3D tv will be a samsung plasma, or a samsung lcd..would these two different tvs take different types of 3D glasses? I told you I was glasses confused. lol. Please, any new info at all from what I have all ready written, or elaboration on this subject would be greatly appreciated. I am 50, and I taught myself the computer, but still have alot to learn. Thanks ahead. Faith

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