“I have a LG OLED55C6P I know this unit will work with my TV but LG uses Passive 3D Glasses. In an earlier question someone said that you needed to use Active 3D glasses with this Blue Ray Player. is that the case with this LG TV?”
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NO , YOU DON'T NEED ACTIVE GLASSES. CONGRATS ON YOUR LG OLED TV. THEY ARE THE BEST. I RECENTLY (FEB.2016) BOUGHT THE OLED 65" EF9500. UNREAL TV. EVERYTHING IS AWESOME . I'VE PLAYED A FEW 3D MOVIES so far with the Samsung player and not only the LG 3D GLASSES , BUT EVEN.USED THE SAME PASSIVE GLASSES FROM MOVIE THEATERS AND HAVE NOT HAD A PROBLEM. At this point , I'm already looking to sell my 65EF9500 of a few months and buy the New 65" E 6P or G 6P. I'm addicted to the LG Oled.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The 3d is dependent on your TV, not the player. Use the glasses that came with your TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have the passive polarized (LG Cinema 3D) glasses that came with my LG UF8500 TV and they worked beautifully. The player does not determine the type of glasses you need to view the content. Your 3D TV does. If your TV uses active 3D technology, you need to use the appropriate glasses. If it uses passive 3D, as a lot of 3D TVs do, then you use those type of glasses.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The beauty of the LG OLED TV's 2015 & 2016 models that are 3D compatible .the 3D button on the Magic remote will transmit any 2D & 4K content in 3D. The 3D on these OLED television is awesome.
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