I recently got the 3d emitter and glasses for my 3d tv and I can't seem to get it to work. Here is my setup.

I have the AOC monitor connected via DVI and the Mitsubishi via HDMI. I have read both my tv information and the graphics card information. They both say to use the tridef software to output everything into 3d. I have tried that also and it comes up as 3d display not detected. Is there any other software or anything I can try to get this to work. According to my tv I have the option of DLP link or the checkboard format. The glasses I have are for active checkerboard and designed for use with my tv.

Any ideas?

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I found this > http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDHD3DFAQ.aspx

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Got it to work

If anyone needs the solution I have it right here.

1)First turn your under/overscan on CCC to 0%

1a)in CCC go to digital flat panels > scaling options.

1b)move slider to 0%

2) Set custom resolution so everything is within the border of the tv

2a)in CCC go to digital flat panels > HDTV support

2b) select ur resolution from the bottom (ie 1080p60)

2c) click add. That will bring up a screen on your tv.

2d) resize until you see the lightest boarder around the image ( around 1808 x 1032)

2e) Add the format and set tv to that resolution.

3) Set tridef control panel to manufacturer: Samsung model: 3d ready DLP (L/R)

There you go. Feel free to share around.