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just bought me a lg d2342p pn n installed tridef 3d,says my display is set at incorrect setting for 3d though n i dunno what buttons to press to change.only lets me change 3d left n right for some reason n the manuals all in foreign.

plz tell me what to do before i smash up my new display outta frustration

I don't know how tridef works, i used it over a year ago but i know there was a menu setting in their program that lets you change the display output 3d type. Just take a look in the settings, there must a tutorial somwhere: http://www.tridef.com/control-panel/tut ... splay.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

You can email tridef i think too. Maybe somone else here has specific spots to point out directly, I hope everything works out.

metalrebel83 wrote:just bought me a lg d2342p pn n installed tridef 3d,says my display is set at incorrect setting for 3d though n i dunno what buttons to press to change.only lets me change 3d left n right for some reason n the manuals all in foreign.

plz tell me what to do before i smash up my new display outta frustration

I also have recently purchased same LG monitor and I had no problems whatsoever. I just installed the software added games to the list and bam everything works right away.
For movies PowerDVD 10&11 works fine for me.
What is exactly the problem? I'm having dificulties understanding you.
What complains about incorrect settings? Windows? Tridef software?

EDIT: btw you don't press any buttons, everything is done via software under windows.
If you had read manual then it says that 3D buttons in monitor options are for external devices like blue ray players, xbox or PS3 connected via HDMI, not for PC

You need to go to the "Tools" -> "Display Settings.." and select "(standard display types)" -> "Line Interlaced"

cybereality wrote:You need to go to the "Tools" -> "Display Settings.." and select "(standard display types)" -> "Line Interlaced"

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That option is not available in tridef that comes with LG, it should work out of the box, along with any updates that are specificaly for LG monitors

Make sure your resolution is set to 1920x1080.

thanx sorted it now,should clarify that i've been going through a wee bit of withdrawal as i've recently given up all my intoxicants so that my meds work as they should.so sorry for my impatience n not getting back to you,been put on detox meds today so bit better now.

thanx for replies

Please post the solution in case other people have the same problem.

it was just like u said m8,i'd dropped the resolution not knowing it had to be on 1080p.the monitor itself was set fine,just me bein stupid coz i was all crabby n not thinkin clearly lol

Can u tell me, if it's reflective as hell?
My Zalman has to be in the corner next to window, so no (as little as possible) light gets to it.
It is a great mirror when off/black

High glossiness of screens are unfortunately one of the most praised properties it seems. I don't know if there are any manufacturers who are trying to do anything to make screens less reflective. A relative of mine bought an LG. It looks quite nice, even 3d-wise, but there are issues that makes me reluctant. They only seem to support FAT32 which makes playing of bigger files a problem (even after upgrading the software in the tv). If i want to hook up my computer to it, the option to use 3d (sbs, over under etc) is greyed out...

Btw: Nice to see you again LukePC1!

what? Fat32? Doesn't it play everything when hocked to PC?

Nice to see old names, too.
but I play too much 2D - Leage of Legends
(and saw my acient profile xD)

Fat32 only and the 3d-options in the tv are greyed out when trying to play 3d-content from the computer (the tv plays them sbs, o/u etc so they can be viewed, just not in 3d). Clips less than 4 gigs on usbstick as well as bluray-3d plays nicely and the quality of the 3d is imo compared to other tv's very good (eventhough passive). The compability with the computer is indeed a bummer though.
I'd like to hear some input from others too since i only tested this for a couple of hours and it's not THAT fun dragging my own computer back and forwards. There are most probably ways around.