how does the 3d video work on this projector? is it active, requiring battery operated glasses, or is it passive which uses the same glasses you get in the theater? does the 3d work with just one projector or do you need to buy 2? null

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Grey · Accepted Answer

According to the manual, you need active 3-D glasses , not passive 3-D glasses. Also they specifically need to be a” DLP link” type 3-D glasses. They do need to be rechargeable as well. They cost about $70 for four glasses. Or $42 for two glasses. Passive glasses for 3D from movie theaters will not work with this projector.

Answered by Grey 4 years ago

KSinNY · Answer

It requires you purchase active DLP 3D glasses. You only need one projector, not two.

RexingUSA · Answer

Hi Bort!

Glad you’re interested in the PK2, I personally use mines to turn our room into a theatre whenever it’s movie night!

For the 3D feature it will display and play any 3D video or movie regularly and all you need to have are 3D glasses, yes like the ones in the theatres. You only need to have 1 projector. 
A bonus is it comes with a mini tripod which honestly is very portable, versatile and easily to set up and position.

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