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Stuart · 28-04-2015, 20:19

Seems that 3DTV doesn't have as bright a future as some might have hoped.

Sky have announced that their 3D channel is to close. They will still carry on demand 3D stuff though.

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/new...pbaT8G1spe3fkx

What do you think? Has 3D failed in this country, or is this a sign that the future for TV is on demand?

Personally, I think the former. I never thought 3D would do well, because it costs a lot of money, and the glasses make a lot of people uncomfortable, but it doesn't (IMO) add anything to films or shows unless they are big action "event" type films or shows.

28-04-2015, 20:19	#1
Stuart - Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Somewhere Services: Virgin for TV and Internet, BT for phone Posts: 26,546	Sky to close 3D channel Seems that 3DTV doesn't have as bright a future as some might have hoped. Sky have announced that their 3D channel is to close. They will still carry on demand 3D stuff though. http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/tech/new...pbaT8G1spe3fkx What do you think? Has 3D failed in this country, or is this a sign that the future for TV is on demand? Personally, I think the former. I never thought 3D would do well, because it costs a lot of money, and the glasses make a lot of people uncomfortable, but it doesn't (IMO) add anything to films or shows unless they are big action "event" type films or shows.