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<blockquote data-quote="Stéphane Lenclud" data-source="post: 1197567" data-attributes="member: 140174">You will have to explain how that integrates with MP1 cause I don't quite get it. I also own the latest version of PowerDVD and somehow could never get to play 3D Blu-ray properly.So I would be interested to understand how you get that done. Each time I tried I struggle with PowerDVD settings for 30mn before giving up.The only 3D I watch through MP1 are 3D SBS MKVs which I generated from original 3D Blu-rays or 3D SBS TV live programs and recordings.Please explain I don't get it either. The use case you described above does not mention anything about your TV 3D detection.TVs usually do not detect frame compatible 3D format such as SBS or TAB.It looks like you are using multiple kind of 3D format somehow that could indeed cause problems. Though I don't understand how that would have worked before.Next time I modify that code I could try and optionally put back the old behavior.It could be done by having an option like &quot;Always switch back to 2D when 3D video ends&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stéphane Lenclud, post: 1197567, member: 140174"] You will have to explain how that integrates with MP1 cause I don't quite get it. I also own the latest version of PowerDVD and somehow could never get to play 3D Blu-ray properly. So I would be interested to understand how you get that done. Each time I tried I struggle with PowerDVD settings for 30mn before giving up. The only 3D I watch through MP1 are 3D SBS MKVs which I generated from original 3D Blu-rays or 3D SBS TV live programs and recordings. Please explain I don't get it either. The use case you described above does not mention anything about your TV 3D detection. TVs usually do not detect frame compatible 3D format such as SBS or TAB. It looks like you are using multiple kind of 3D format somehow that could indeed cause problems. Though I don't understand how that would have worked before. Next time I modify that code I could try and optionally put back the old behavior. It could be done by having an option like "Always switch back to 2D when 3D video ends". [/QUOTE]

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