UPDATE FOR 3D PLAYBACK

WETWRK007 · Aug 20, 2014

TV Samsung UN55H7150AFXZA

If you are having the issue where your 3D blu-rays are loading but tell you that they cannot find a 3D device, I have fixed the problem. After talking to support with no definitive answer I preformed a complete system reset. I am in the development program
and had previously installed the new USB video playback app (I will not install again till the official release). Once the system reboots and you set your system up from scratch, I installed the Blu-Ray app. In the settings menu the 3D Allow box was already
checked and I changed no settings. I inserted a 3D disk and I heard sound but no picture. I then preformed a hard off by holding down the power button on the XBOX till it shuts down, turn back on. Load disk again and it went straight to the movie and turned
on the 3D on the TV. Now on to disk game installs. I spent a hour reinstalling my games and went to bed. We I got up I tried playing a game disk no game disk would play. I did some research. I tried playing a Digital Game then loading a game disk but it still
would not play. I then left my game disk in the drive and preformed another hard off by holding down the power button on the XBOX. Turned the system back on and now all game disks work fine. On a side note, the Lego Marvels game glitch where the game crashes
when you try to get vehicles is now fixed. Happy Kids. I hope this helps you all.

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Halomez · Aug 20, 2014

Halo MCC 3D? (stereoscopic T2B)

There hasn't been a peep about 3D and only recently was 3D Blu-ray playback added to the XBox One. My 3D projector will be sad. At least all my PC games will run in 3D because the drivers add support for it. I'll still be playing Halo 2 Vista in 3D!

IceStorm III · Aug 20, 2014

3d content xbox

The 360 can output the format needed to generate 3D. There are several games that support 3D already.

If there's enough digital content, I could see Microsoft adding support for 3D playback in apps.

Halomez

There hasn't been a peep about 3D and only recently was 3D Blu-ray playback added to the XBox One. My 3D projector will be sad. At least all my PC games will run in 3D because the drivers add support for it. I'll still be playing Halo 2 Vista in 3D!

Mister Beep

Hey there,

Thanks for posting! 3D Xbox 360 enabled games are not supported through backward compatibility on the Xbox One console. If this is a feature you'd like to see, please feel free to let us know on our
Xbox Feedback page!

Photonimus

I never noticed a time limit on that. I see now.

ChickinOnaChain

[quote user="CHUCKWGON"]

@- Why would you need to buy equipment to make it that way? What stuff do you need?

[/quote]You'd need the glasses to see it in 3D and the equipment to make it that way. As for games in 3D, you'd still need the glasses.

3D Equipment

Lone Exotic

I just picked up the new Panasonic 55 inch VT30 and had the VT25 last year and the pic quality of both 2d and 3d are out of this world. 3d gaming has really intrigued me this last year. It brings a whole new aspect to games. Wether it is in some games that
it looks as I can hold the character, coming out of the screen, literally in my hand. Others it feels im moving intensely fast or at a very high altitude giving me that "butterflies in stomach" feeling, usually only real life situations normally give. It's
really something. Xbox needs to hurry up and give full 3d integration to the Xbox 360 because all the games I have been buying lately are 3d enabled, which the ps3 handles soooo much better. Except LA Noire, but ps3 had the better version of that too. Come
on Microsoft you have been making my 360 lonely!

UPDATE FOR 3D PLAYBACK