IR Signals for Wireless Glasses

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To all of you who already are owners of wireless stereo shutter glasses :  
To make my new controller really universal, I'm still looking for any information about the infrared signals used to control these glasses and mutual (in-)compatibilities of the different brands.  
Especially welcome is any information about Another I's (the old ones) and the old VREX VRSurfer.  
Hopefully, the unknown protocols are just variations of the Stereographics or 3DMAX code with different pulse widths resp. carrier frequency. Standard IR carrier frequencies are 33/36/38/40 kHz (but I've got none of those glasses to find out !). 

My findings so far (compatibility mostly from reviews on  Christoph Bungert's Stereo3D site ) :

Old Another I's

unknown - anyone got some for testing with other emitters ?

Another World  Another I's (The old ones, not the new ultra-cool AnotherEye2000) :



StereoGraphics protocol :

pulses, R="120" usec / L="60" usec to switch L/R glasses

StereoGraphics  CrystalEyes 2 

Nuvision  60GX



3DMAX protocol :

38 kHz carrier, L=ON / R=OFF

Kasan  3D-Max IR  (discontinued)

i-Art 3DTV 

i-Art  Virtual Eyes / Eye3D Version 2 (Oct. '99) 

3DTV Corp. IR Pro

 Neotek wireless (??? Neotek support claims incompatible to anything else, but glasses and emitter look quite like 3DMAX...) 



H3D protocol compatible : 

H3D IR protocol32 kHz carrier, 7 pulses per frame, 4th pulse missing for right, 6th for left picture

ELSA  3D Revelator IR

H3D Entertainment  H3D Eyewear (discontinued)

Metabyte/Wicked3D  eyeSCREAM  (discontinued)

3Dvideo Inc.  Nu-Shades Freedom WearTM



VRex VRSurfer-Glasses.

Apparently incompatible to both 3DMAX and H3D; maybe StereoGraphics ?

VRex  VR Surfer Classic Pack



Tektronix:

Short pulses for the first frame of each stereo pair, internally frequency-doubled by the glasses.

Don't know of any glasses models; found this in some old Tektronix patent for stereo shutter glasses