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Using 3D Cinema Technology

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Using 3D Cinema Technology After you set up your 3D computer, you are ready to verify that you can properly view the 3D content. NOTE: Be sure that your computer is connected to AC power when viewing 3D content. NOTE: For optimal 3D viewing, the screen brightness controls are disabled when watching 3D content. 1. Depending on your computer model, you can access 3D content by one of the following ways: ● Double-click the 3D demo icon (select models only) on the computer desktop and select a 3D clip from the menu. ● Insert a Blu-ray 3D movie (purchased separately) into the slot-load optical drive on the computer and follow the on-screen instructions. NOTE: Insert the disc into the optical drive until it clicks into place. To eject the disc, press the optical drive eject key located at the top right of the keyboard. 2. Put on your 3D glasses. If needed, adjust the glasses using the nose pieces provided. 3. The 3D glasses turn on automatically when the 3D content begins to play and the infrared (IR) signal is detected. Your lenses may darken, or you may see flickering while the glasses start operation. If you can see clearly in 3D, the setup is complete and you can begin viewing 3D cinema content! NOTE: If you continue to see flickering after the glasses have turned on, you may need to adjust the refresh rate to optimize stereoscopic viewing. Refer to Adjusting the refresh rate on page 16. WARNING! If you still cannon see 3D content, remove the 3D glasses and stop using 3D Cinema Technology. Refer to the 3D safety information and consult a physician if you suspect a physical problem seeing stereoscopic 3D. 12 Chapter 2 Using HP 3D Cinema Technology

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Using 3D Cinema Technology
After you set up your 3D computer, you are ready to verify that you can properly view the 3D content.
NOTE:
Be sure that your computer is connected to AC power when viewing 3D content.
NOTE:
For optimal 3D viewing, the screen brightness controls are disabled when watching 3D
content.
1.
Depending on your computer model, you can access 3D content by one of the following ways:
●
Double-click the 3D demo icon (select models only) on the computer desktop and select a
3D clip from the menu.
●
Insert a Blu-ray 3D movie (purchased separately) into the slot-load optical drive on the
computer and follow the on-screen instructions.
NOTE:
Insert the disc into the optical drive until it clicks into place. To eject the disc, press
the optical drive eject key located at the top right of the keyboard.
2.
Put on your 3D glasses. If needed, adjust the glasses using the nose pieces provided.
3.
The 3D glasses turn on automatically when the 3D content begins to play and the infrared (IR)
signal is detected. Your lenses may darken, or you may see flickering while the glasses start
operation.
If you can see clearly in 3D, the setup is complete and you can begin viewing 3D cinema
content!
NOTE:
If you continue to see flickering after the glasses have turned on, you may need to
adjust the refresh rate to optimize stereoscopic viewing. Refer to
Adjusting the refresh rate
on page
16
.
WARNING!
If you still cannon see 3D content, remove the 3D glasses and stop using 3D
Cinema Technology. Refer to the 3D safety information and consult a physician if you suspect a
physical problem seeing stereoscopic 3D.
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Chapter 2
Using HP 3D Cinema Technology