LG 55LW450U Television or JVC's GD-463D10 monitor

[Luca Immesi]

I'm thinking to buy this panel http://www.lg.com/uk/tv-audio-video/televisions/LG-3d-tv-55LW450U.jsp
It uses passive polarized glasses like real D. I'd like to use it with Davinci Resolve or it would be better to buy the Jvc real D Monitor. http://www.reald.com/content/jvc-gd-463d10.aspx It is significantly more expensive and its technology is not updated as latest Lg tv, but one is a television and the other is a professional monitor.

 

[Jason Goodman]

They are both televisions.

 

[Luca Immesi]

Really? So which one would you choose?

 

[David Rasberry]

Between the two, the LG. LG has the most sophisticated set of tools for calibrating the display. They also have true 10 bit color.

 

[Jason Goodman]

LG also has HDMI 1.4a which makes it useful for viewing bluray 3D disc, including those you might create yourself. This would also make it work with DirecTV (a problem I've had with the JVC). I think the LG is a lot less money too, so the choice should be easy.

 

[Luca Immesi]

Thanks for the valuable information!

 

[Eric Lange]

eeek!

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They are both televisions.

Eeeeek!

I’m still trying to find suitable replacements for our CRTs!

ANY RECOMENDATIONS!!!!

For years we have been looking for 3d capable monitors that we can supply with our software etc.

I have seen the LG’s too at BestBuy, the imagery looked nice BUT appears to have a chunky low res look about it.
I understand that it is horizontally interlaced…

Does anyone have a vague idea as to what the equivalent horizontal and vertical resolution of the LG’s are/is in stereo mode.

All of the software we developed right now uses frame sequential (page flipped/quad buffered) type Open GL. In the past we used Cyviz converter boxes to convert frame sequential to dual passive. Our software uses TWO monitors both running in page flipped stereo.

Anybody have any idea if Nvidia implemented an in card frame sequential to Dual passive output?

I am assuming the LG TVs/”monitors” only accept a dual passive type input, and I am also guessing that the Nvidia cards might only be able to drive a single dual passive monitor?

Do the DVI to HDMI cable converters work well?

Anything that anybody knows about this topic would be greatly appreciated (no matter how smaller scrap of info)?

Cheers,

Eric


Would be nice to have something that is dual passive (easy on the eye), but high res but not break the bank?