Concerted the image in to real 3D you would need the two coloured glasses to view Now even if you have a top of the line head set it will not work you would need to get the coloured film from 3d glasses to work If you get the cheap carboard type and remove the legs you can place the two colour film to the inside of the head set The carboard version cost about 6$ for ten of them. I have four head sets two of which have the film fitted. But to watch the 3D videos and I do make ones of over a hour I use proper glass 3d glasses much better but cost more I have had looks at the screens that can be brought that convert to 3D on the fly great for games but at 600$ for 8inch screens I don;t think so. I see that you can get a overlay screen for two makes of mobile phones now that do quite a good job at 3D with out the need for glasses Now I do have a mobile phone but I never carry it when I am in hospital which is far to often I carry my 7inch viewer that I watch movies on