3D technology is widely represented in the IT market today. Smartphones with 3D screens, TVs and even printers. And it all started with the movie "Avatar" by D. Cameron, because this is the first 3D-picture, which really looked very impressive.
Instructions
Step 1
The so-called shutter glasses, which use special LCD shutters instead of lenses, which help to form a 3D image, are the most common on the market. One of the "representatives" of this type are glasses from Nvdia - Nvidia 3D-Vision. There are two options for these devices - 3d-vision (wired USB) and 3d-vision 2 (wireless). Connect 3d-vision-usb to a special hub. Then press and hold the power button on the glasses. Wait until the power button on the hub and on the glasses turns green, or wait until the connection is established.
Step 2
Make sure the glasses are synced. To do this, go to the Nvidia control panel and go to the 3D-Vision-Pro section. If the actions were successful, the figure will display points. They are now fully operational. Run any application or movie. The second type of glasses requires a special monitor that supports 3D-Vision. To turn on the device, just press the small button on the right side. The glasses are working, and now you need to enable 3D on the computer itself. First, install the latest drivers from Nvidia, after removing the old ones. Next, go to the Nvidia control panel and activate 3D mode.
Step 3
The glasses from Samsung are also suitable for D-series TVs. They turn on automatically as soon as you put them on. But for this you need to make pairings. Take your glasses, move no more than 50 cm away from the TV and hold down the pairing button for a couple of seconds. The device turns on and the pairing process begins. You will be informed about successful pairing on the TV screen. If a failure occurs, the glasses will automatically turn off. After that, you can repeat the pairing process again and remember to set up the 3D function of your TV.
