[muppetman11]

Originally Posted by Stephen

It is the same format of 3D picture as Blu Ray, side-by-side. However whilst the TV picks up from the Blu Ray it is recieving a 3D signal the TV isn't getting that from the V+. 99% of home 3D content is in side by side. Its the TV that merges them into one image as every other frame is left, right.

There will be a button on the remote to manually enable the TVs 3D mode and that puts the two images together so you see the blurry full screen image. The Blu Ray player must submitt extra data to let the TV know its a 3D signal where as the V+ doesn't.

This happens with my Samsung 3D TV as well. When I play a 3D Blu Ray on my PS3 the TV automatically switches on 3D where as selecting 3D on my Xbox or playing 3D VOD I need to press the 3D button on my TVs remote to change to the correct mode.

So to sum up there is nothing wrong with your TV, if you were watching a 3D Blu Ray and pressed the 3D button to switch 3D off the Blu Ray would then revert to the side-by-side image too, as you are seeing the left and right image at the same time.

Hope that makes sense

Blu Ray isn't SBS.