Acer H5360 and Xpand X102 compatibility

[cococo42]

Someone could confirm me if xpand x102 glasses are compatible with Acer H5360 projector? (just now they are out of stock and I'm thinking about purchasing this projector, but I would like to assure this compatibility).

Thank you in advance

[cybereality]

I believe that projector is compatible with the Nvidia 3D Vision exclusively. And even if other shutters could work (via a VESA cable) you still couldn't game on it without the Nvidia drivers (which only work with their hardware). Things should be changing soon, but at the moment I think its just only Nvidia.

[cococo42]

With Nvidia 3D Vision I know it works ok (I've read several reviews about that conf) but the question is about the TI DLP Link technology. XpanD x102 in its specs says something like "The DLP chip sends a flash of light in the transition between Left and Right images, and the glasses that are recognizing this encoded white signal are syncing to the image" and after that it says "the glasses work with Mitsubishi and Samsung DLP TV and with 3D ready projectors". Theoretically Acer H5360 has the same TI chip, and TI claims that "all" 3d ready dlp projectors support dlp link, but I would like to know if someone has done this test.

Anyway thank you for sharing your thoughts

[taz291819]

Theoretically, it should work. But I would ask XpanD, they're pretty quick to answer a question. FWIW, the X102s are out of stock, you should wait for the X103s.

[ghoulrip]

Xpand said: "Our X102 glasses should work with your projector, but our X103s will not, they are infrared sensor"

[cybereality]

Yeah, it seems there is a DLP-3D mode on this projector so it should actually work with the X102's. However I am still unsure of what 3D driver would work with this setup.