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ShadowTD · 12-08-2011, 15:43

As you've correctly noticed, V+ (like Sky+) transmits 'side by side' which is a way of transmitting 3D over systems that weren't designed with 3D in mind.

3D TV's are usually unable to automatically detect 'side by side'. You should have a 3D button on your remote (3D format or something like that) which will enable you to cycle through the types of 3D input format. That should then force the TV into decoding side by side and you're good to go!

12-08-2011, 15:43	#2
ShadowTD Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Loughborough (Langley) Services: 200Mb & SH2ac Posts: 823	Re: V+ Box 3D problem. As you've correctly noticed, V+ (like Sky+) transmits 'side by side' which is a way of transmitting 3D over systems that weren't designed with 3D in mind. 3D TV's are usually unable to automatically detect 'side by side'. You should have a 3D button on your remote (3D format or something like that) which will enable you to cycle through the types of 3D input format. That should then force the TV into decoding side by side and you're good to go!