Anybody tried SF2 on 3D TV?

[+Monty CZ 209]

Hello all, I was just curious if I am able to run SF2 in 3D on LED TV

did anybody tried that succesfully?

My screen is LG 47LA660S

 

Monty CZ

[fireengineer 1]

I have been playing with Nvidia 3D setup for years. works very well.

[Fubar512 1,350]

Oh Monty.  You do realize that you are now potentially responsible for scores of domestic squabbles, right?  I can just see it now "But I want to watch the Rastafarian Pastry chef, and I can't, because you're playing your silly game on the TV!"

[+Monty CZ 209]

I dont want to be responsible for that :-)

Guys dont do that!!!! anyway using the HDMI is not the best thing

because there is small delay betwen PC screen and TV

is not possible to play FPS on it, but flying in MS Flight sim is ok

Monty CZ

[GodsLt 3]

Hey Monty CZ! I just want to say this:

The delay from PC input to TV showing this input is NOT due to the HDMI.

Think about it. Consoles, like the PS3 (and the upcoming PS4) use HDMI to

connect to TV screens. I own a PS3 myself, and a laptop with an HDMI output,

and I can vouch that there's no lag whatsoever when I play any type of games

on both machines.

 

Now, your lag, is entirely real. But it's caused by something else entirely. By your TV.

Sadly, most high-end TV's (especially 3D TV's) have their own display engines and stuff

which decide what goes on screen at any given time. Given as a TV's brain isn't nearly as 

fast as say...a Haswell I7...you're in for a little bit of delay. 

 

How to fix it? I'm not entirely sure...Some brands tend to be at a bigger fault than others.

Thankfully, my two big flat screens aren't an issue, then again, they aren't 3D lol!

But, If you want to try to fix such an issue, heading to an online forum for the TV (dunno if they exist tho) 

could help you fix it. Alternatively, you could update the TV's firmware/software/etc.