you're watching from monitor right? conventional monitors cannot play 3d content that use active glasses. to use active 3d glasses, you need 120hz refresh rate and normal monitor only provide 60hz

hope this helps

EDIT: suicideroach beat me by abt 5 secs

I have a Samaung 46" Series 7 LED TV which I bought last year, the 46" Series 7" 3D LED TV is the same spec except it got a 3D emitter and a different remote control. The Pic that I  see on my screen after it converted the DVD movies to 3D using Cyberlink PowerDVD is like the picture you see on a Samsung 3D LED TV without wearing 3D active glasses. (which look like double image).  The only different is using my Samsung 3D active glasses the picture doesn't come out 3D (remain double image), I believe it is due to the sycronization problem, if not mistaken the active 3D glasses open and shut the left and right glasses electronically to sycronised with the 3D TV via the emitter on the TV.
I got Cyberlink PowerDVD to covert the source from 2D to 3D , I also got the glasses,  My problem is how to sycronize the image from my Samsung 46" LED with my Samsung 3D active glasses?

Hardware Support List
Graphics Cards for Movie Playback

To ensure the best possible performance with PowerDVD, please update the driver for your graphics hardware to the latest version.
Intel:

    * 965, G33, G35, G45 graphics software decoder (Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 (2.66 GHz) or above is recommended)
    * Recommended driver version: 15.17 or later
    * Video RAM: memory requires 256 MB or above

NVIDIA:

    * Minimum: GeForce 7600 GT, GeForce 7800 GTX 512, GeForce 7900 GX2, GeForce 7900 GTX, GeForce 7950 GX2,
    * Recommended: GeForce 8400 series, GeForce 8500 series, GeForce 8600 series, GeForce 8800 series, GeForce 9400 series, GeForce 9600 series, GeForce 9800 series, GeForce GTX 260 series, GeForce GTX 280 series, GeForce GTX 290 series
    * Recommended driver version: 196.21 or later
    * Video RAM: Graphics card memory requires 256 MB or above.

Note: To support NVIDIA CUDA optimization for TrueTheater HD technology, make sure your system meets the following requirements.

    * Multiprocessor: 4 or above
    * Graphic Card: GeForce 9500 GT, GeForce 9600 GT, GeForce 9600 GSO, GeForce 9800 GT, GeForce 9800 GTX, GeForce 9800 GTX+, GeForce 9800 GX2, GeForce G100, GeForce GT 120, GeForce GT 130, GeForce GTS 150, GeForce GTS 250, GeForce GTX 260, GeForce GTX 275, GeForce GTX 280, GeForce GTX 285, GeForce GTX 295, GeForce 9600M GT, GeForce 9650M GS, GeForce 9700M GT, GeForce 9700M GTS, GeForce 9800M GS, GeForce 9800M GTS, GeForce 9800M GT, GeForce 9800M GTX, GeForce G102M, GeForce G105M, GeForce G110M, GeForce GT 130M, GeForce GTS 150M, GeForce GTS 160M, GeForce GTX 260M, GeForce GTX 280M. 

ATI:

    * Minimum: ATI Radeon X1600 series, X1800 series, X1900 series
    * Recommended: ATI Radeon HD 2400, 2600, 2900, 3400, 3600, 3800, 4600, 4800, and 5000 series
    * Recommended driver version: 10.2 or later

Note: To support ATI Stream optimization for TrueTheater HD technology, make sure your system meets the following requirements.

    * Graphic Card: ATI Radeon HD 4800, 5700, and 5800 series


Additional Hardware Support for TrueTheater™ 3D

    * NVIDIA 3D Vision (for Windows 7 only)
          o NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit + 3D Vision-Ready Display + 3D Vision Compatible NVIDIA Graphics Card are required
          o Please download and install 196.34 beta VGA driver (or above) and then the 196.21 WHQL 3D Vision driver
    * 120Hz Frame-sequential 3D LCD (NVIDIA 3D Vision-Ready)
          o Native format: 120 fps left and right
          o Eye wear: Active shutter glasses (NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit)
          o Supported Hardware: Samsung 2233RZ, Asus G51J-SZ028V, Acer GD245HQ, Acer GD235HZ
    * 3D Polarizer LCD
          o Native format: row-interleaved
          o Eye wear: Polarized glasses
          o Supported Hardware: Zalman ZM-M220W, Acer 5738DG (Notebook)
    * 3D Ready HDTV (DLP)
          o Native format: checkerboard
          o Eye wear: Active shutter glasses
          o Supported Hardware: Mitsubishi 1080p DLP HDTV, Samsung 3D Ready DLP HDTV


HD Audio Compatible Sound Card and Codec List

    * Realtek ALC885 (support up to 192kHz/24bit 2-channels or 96kHz/24bit 4-8 channels)
    * Realtek ALC889 (support up to 192kHz/24bit 2-channels or 96kHz/24bit 4-8 channels)
    * Realtek ALC669 (support up to 192kHz/24bit 6 channels)
    * Realtek ALC670 (support up to 192kHz/24bit 6 channels)
    * Realtek ALC892 (support up to 192kHz/24bit 8 channels)
    * VIA EnvyHD Vinyl VT1818S codec (support up to 192kHz/24bit 8-channels)
    * VIA EnvyHD Vinyl VT1828S codec (support up to 192kHz/24bit 8-channels)
    * VIA EnvyHD Vinyl VT2020 codec (support up to 192kHz/24bit 8-channels)
    * Auzentech X-Fi HomeTheater HD (supports HDMI 1.3a bit-stream lossless pass-through—More Info)
    * NVIDIA GT2xx series graphics cards
    * ATI Radeon HD 5000 series graphics cards supporting lossless pass-through
    * Intel Core i3/i5/i7 with integrated audio and graphics

I have a Samaung 46" Series 7 LED TV which I bought last year, the 46" Series 7" 3D LED TV is the same spec except it got a 3D emitter and a different remote control. The Pic that I  see on my screen after it converted the DVD movies to 3D using Cyberlink PowerDVD is like the picture you see on a Samsung 3D LED TV without wearing 3D active glasses. (which look like double image).  The only different is using my Samsung 3D active glasses the picture doesn't come out 3D (remain double image), I believe it is due to the sycronization problem, if not mistaken the active 3D glasses open and shut the left and right glasses electronically to sycronised with the 3D TV via the emitter on the TV.
I got Cyberlink PowerDVD to covert the source from 2D to 3D , I also got the glasses,  My problem is how to sycronize the image from my Samsung 46" LED with my Samsung 3D active glasses?

Cyberlink PowerDVD 10 provides option to play and convert 2D  to 3D. Like what the Samsung 3D LED is doing. The Samsung 3D LED cost about Rm13,000. If we can find a way to use the Cyberlink PowerDVD to convert the 2D material to 3D, we can watch 3D a lot cheaper.

I  have a copy of Cyberlink PowerDVD and manage to play back/covert the 2D movies to 3D, I also bought a pair of Samsung 3D active glasses cost about Rm899/-, however, the 3D image doesn't see to come out 3D,  look like no convertion at all. (the glasses was tested on Samsung LED 3D tv and it work fine. Can any one help?

Cyberlink PowerDVD 10 provides option to play and convert 2D  to 3D. Like what the Samsung 3D LED is doing. The Samsung 3D LED cost about Rm13,000. If we can find a way to use the Cyberlink PowerDVD to convert the 2D material to 3D, we can watch 3D a lot cheaper.

U should buy Nvidia 3D vision kits and not Samsung 3D kits..

I agree with you, I will try that out as well if I can't find any solution on my Samsung Series 7. by the way, any idea where can I buy the Nvidia 3D Vision kits and how much it cost? can find in Lowyat?

From what i understand, a 3d LCD TV is required and mandatory

Hi guys,
there some method how u can enjoy 3D movie.

If u doesn't have 3D capable display ,
u can enjoy 3d using anaglyph method, with red/cyan or green magenta passive glasses.
try to search at youtube, u can get anaglyph glasses for rm2, test it and see if u interested.

power DVD10 capable to play 3d bluray,
it also can convert 2d to 3d, but not perfect.
set the power dvd video out as anaglyph if u doesn't have 3d capable display.
if you have 3d display, then set it according to your 3d display
to get better image, you have to calibrate color hue and saturation, and enjoy it in dark room.
For samsung 3D LCD
samsung 3d tv capable to convert 2d to 3d,
the input source is 2d, while conversion done internally and your active glasses sync perfectly with the display,
to view a 3d source, you required HDMI 1.4,
3d bluray player have this feature,
but there still no PC graphic card support HDMI 1.4,

samsung maybe equipped some driver/software which you can connect your pc using DVI/HDMI that doesn't support 3d signal.
About your problem

u have normal LCD TV, support 120 Hz, you have a shutter glasses.
and 3D tv has an IR emmiter, which this one use to talk with your active glasses wheater to block left eye or right eye,
if u doesnt have this ir emmiter, u will see the image same as u not using 3d glasses,

if u want to test it, put the normal lcd tv beside 3d lcd tv,
both view same source with vertical sync on, play some 3d video,
if i correct, u should 3d scene on both LCD TV.

using nvidia 3d vision kit is the right one, it come with ir emmiter. you dont have any problem with that.

but you already bought the glasses
you can try search in internet how to control/sync an active glasses.

if u using wired glasses, there are 3 point only, ground, left eye off and right eye off.
if u applied 3v between ground and left eye off, the left eye glass will become dark.

to get it sync, you required analog VGA connection,
one of the pin is carrying a vertical sync signal (refresh rate),
used this signal, feed it to amplifier and connect to wired 3d glasses.
be careful not swap left and right eye.

if u using wireless glasses, u need and ir emmiter, connect the ir emmiter to the amplifier.

but that just the basic how it work, very complicated to built one.
active glasses (shutter glasses) give better experience and image quality than passive glasses (anaglyph or polarized).

that all i know about 3d