"Before the Cinema 3D technology worked like this: During a time period of 1/200 seconds the TV showed 2 frames; 540 lines for the left eye and 540 lines for the right eye. The new algorithm shows 4 frames instead of 2 during the 1/200 second time frame. It shows 1080i for the left eye and 1080i for the right eye. When these are combined the two pictures create a 1080p picture according to LG. LG believes that this update improves picture quality on their Cinema 3D TVs to compete directly with the active 3D TVs such as 3D plasma TVs. You need to turn off TruMotion to utilize the new algorithm. See the illustration below." " So the update for this finally rolled out(apparently just a few days ago according to people at avsforum). When I first got my TV, I accepted the occasional interlacing artifacts in exchange for being able to use cheap glasses. Today I went to watch Tangled 3D and the difference was amazing, not a single interlace line to be seen. It felt like I was watching on my 3D plasma display but without the headache from the flashing glasses. If any of you previously saw these TVs in stores and found its 3D lacking, you should check them out again (pop into settings to check the firmware on a demo TV and make sure it's at 4.01.30 or higher). Now I just wish there was more quality content in 3D so I'd have an excuse to use it more than once in a while. " http://www.missingremote.com/forums/lg-firmware-upgrade-their-passive-3d-tv-resolutions čia pirma pasitaikiusi info pagūglinus. "Edvinas" <edvinas@darbe.lt> wrote in message news:j863bo$ocm$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... > 2011-10-25 13:22, BigM rašė: >> Kiek žinau ir domėjausi, tai LG išleido firmware atnaujinimą, kuris >> palaiko jau 1080 eilučių. Ant kiek tai tiesa, netikrinau. > > O mano žinuomis pas LG viskas labai paprasta: viena eilutė poliarizuota > vienaip, kita kitaip. Akiniai irgi. Rezultate vienai akiai blokuojamas > lyginių eilučių vaizdas, kitai akiai blokuojamas nelyginių eilučių > vaizdas. Kokiu būdu šitą dalyką pakeisti firmwaru - neįsivaizduoju. >