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- DustinPModeratorHello,
There is nothing wrong with your receiver. At this time there isn't any available content for 3D On Demand with Contour. I will share your feedback and interest in this feature.
- Romm3l405New Contributor
- Romm3l405New Contributor
So let's see cox is charging me 336 a month now for less programming. I rented a lot of 3d movies + what HBO and stars offered. Is this the last nail between the internet problems and now this!
- BruceHonored Contributor III
It's no secret 3D is dead. I understand you have the hardware for 3D, but you're limited to anything to be released on a 3D Blu-ray disc. It's kinda like analog enthusiasts limited to anything to be released on vinyl.
You're still in luck, however, because all Blu-ray players released in 2017 still play 3D discs...but, in case you'll try to "future-proof" your set-up, 3D will not be available in the Ultra HD format. If your TV, or new player, has Internet access, Vudu has 3D content at https://www.vudu.com/movies/#search/3d. But, then again, you have Internet problems.
HBO, Starz and Cox pulling out of 3D were an economical choice because it required 2 channels. If they offered a 3D version, they also had to offer a 2D version. Also, the limited number of people watching their 3D channels didn't justify the costs.
- Angry3DuserNew Contributor
I was not told or made aware I’d be losing all my 3D services with Cox. Because of this I will be quitting cox and going to Directv
- MarkM1Former Moderator
Angry3Duser,
We do apologize for the inconvenience. At this time, we are no longer offering 3D programming because most networks are no longer broadcasting in 3D now. I have checked and it does appear that some streaming services do offer 3D programming. Please check online into what would suit you best.
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