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8. I wear prescription glasses and contacts. Can I watch 3D?
Yes. Bit Cauldron 3D glasses are large enough to fit over your regular glasses and allow you to enjoy 3D video and
movies in comfort.
9. Do my Blu-ray player and 3D television have to be the same brand in
order to work with each other?
No. In order to play 3D Blu-ray discs, your player will need to be a 3D compatible Blu-ray player. But your 3D Blu-
ray player should play with any of the new full-resolution 3DTVs.
10. Are there 3D videogames? Can I play them on this screen?
Yes. There are several 3D videogames, and many more in development for both PCs and consoles, especially
PS3. If you have a newer PC with a compatible graphics card, it can potentially turn many existing games into 3D to
work with your new 3DTV. You may have to use adapters or install additional hardware or software, depending on
your specific setup.
11. Can I watch 3DTV while lying on my side?
No. The 3D effect is created by placing the pictures for your left and right eye horizontally next to each other. The
effect works best when your head is upright. The more you lean over, the less 3D you will see.
12. Is 3DTV safe? Will 3D make me sick, give me headaches or make me
dizzy?
Not when done properly. Bad technology can make good content look bad. Whether in the making of the 3D content,
or the 3D glasses one is wearing. Old style anaglyph (red-blue colored lenses) glasses and some of the newer 3D
glasses on the market today can cause eye strain and headaches. Good technology can make good content even
better. Bit Cauldron 3D glasses provide a higher quality 3D experience. You will not experience flickering or color-
skewing while viewing 3D with BC glasses, which eliminates eye strain, thus eliminating headaches and dizziness.
13. Can everyone see 3DTV?
According to the College of Optometrists in Vision Development (ww.covd.org) nearly one million people in
the US suffer from stereo blindness which prevents them from perceiving the intended depth of 3D
entertainment. Also, some people who watch 3D programming
may experience initial feelings of motion
sickness as they adjust to the picture. Others may experience headaches, eye fatigue or continued motion
sickness. Like a roller coaster, the experience is not for everyone.
14. Emitter’s center red LED is ON
The Emitter is in FW download mode. If joystick is pushed to any direction when power is applied, the
emitter will enter FW download mode. Make sure joystick is not stuck in any position when power is applied.
Remove the cover and make sure PCBA is mounted correctly.
