3D active shutter glasses

[Mark Kaine]

I just saw this is supported on my monitor - I did try that out like 15 years ago or so on a ps3 and I thought it's actually cool... but now my question is, what exactly do I need and is this still supported? 

 

In ROTTR it let me select it so I suppose it would work. But now, what glasses, and do I really need an emitter? Because active shutter 3d glasses seem cheap enough, but the emitters are all damn expensive... so are there any glasses that work with a cable, and would they still be supported by 3d vision (where'd I plug them in?) 

 

Basically what's the cheapest way to get this stereoscopic 3d working on my setup? (sig) 

[Schabel]

Some monitors have the emitter built in, though I'm not sure if any recent monitors offer this feature, since 3D vision hasn't been very popular in the past 5 years. The emitter is necessary, as it syncs the glasses with what the display is outputting. The rumor I've heard is that Nvidia did at one point did make glasses with a cable, though they were discontinued, and I've never seen any for sale.