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Before you watch 3D, read the health
warning information in Get started >
Important > 3D Health warning (Page 7).
Note: Passive 3D glasses from other
manufacturers may not work or offer less
optimal 3D viewing.

Start 3D

To enjoy a 3D movie or programme, insert a
3D movie disc into the 3D Blu-ray disc
player connected to the HDMI connector
on this TV or tune to a TV channel that
broadcasts 3D content.
Press and select the 3D Blu-ray disc player
or select [Watch TV] and tune to the TV
channel.
The TV will prompt a message when 3D is
available. To start watching 3D, select [Start
3D] and press OK. Put on your 3D glasses.
If you have tuned to a 3D TV channel and
do not see the prompt to switch to 3D, you
have to select the 3D format manually.
Select a suitable 3D format
If the TV shows a double picture but the 3D
effect is not seen with the 3D glasses, you
will need to select a suitable 3D viewing
format.
To set the TV in 3D, press ADJUST.
Select [3D format] and press OK, then
select [3D - Side by side] or [3D - Top /
bottom] according to the double picture
positions.
Note: Some 3D formats are not supported.
The TV does not support 3D input from its
USB connection and Net TV.

Stop 3D

If you switch to another channel or a
connected device, the TV switches back to
2D.
To stop watching 3D during a 3D
programme, press ADJUST. Select
[2D/3D] > [2D], then press OK. This
forced 2D picture shows only the 3D-left
picture.
Note: The 2D/3D menu is only available
when the TV receives 3D content from the
input signal, or when [3D format] has been
set to [3D - Side by side] or [3D - Top /
bottom].

Optimal 3D viewing

For an optimal 3D viewing experience, we
recommend that you:
• sit at a distance that is at least three
times the width (W) of the TV screen.
Do not sit more than six metres away.
• view the centre of the TV screen at
your eye level.
• watch the TV away from direct sunlight
as it may interfere with the 3D
experience.
Ambilight

What you can do

*Available on certain models only.
Ambilight gives a more relaxed viewing
experience. It automatically adjusts the
colour and brightness of the light to match
the TV picture.