Yes, 3D glasses can be worn on top of normal glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How to configure my network router?
- How to connect my Philips player to my home network?
- How fast is an Ethernet connection?
- Do 3D glasses work for people with glasses?
- What is ARC port and why to use it?
- What is the Philips MyRemote application?
- Can I connect my player to my TV via DLNA to watch HD video files?
- Can I use my Philips 3D player with another brand's TV?
- Can I play normal Bluray discs on my Philips 3D player?
- Does my Philips player support 3D?
- Can I use my Philips player my current, non-3D TV?
- Which media servers work with my Philips player?
- Why I cannot resume playback in my BD Java disc?
- Can I play normal Bluray discs on my Philips 3D player?
- Does the Philips Blu-ray player include 2D to 3D conversion?
- Search features not working during DLNA connection
- Cannot stream video to my Philips player via DLNA
- What is the memory capacity of the SD card required for Video On Demand (VOD)?
- I cannot change subtitle language with remote control
- What is BD Live feature?
- How to setup ARC for my Philips Home Theatre system?
- How to recognize if a movie on Blu-ray is 3D format?
- How to charge an iPhone on my Philips docking station?
- How to share media of my Philips player for WMP 11?
- Is my Philips player connected to my Home network?
- How to search for a radio program in my Philips NetTV?
- How to improve the performance of my DLNA streaming?
- How to share media of my Philips player for WMP 12?
- How to connect my Philips player to my home network?
- How to access the address bar while browsing NetTV?
- How to perform an update of my Philips device via USB?
- How to perform an update of my Philips device via USB?
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