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<blockquote data-quote="ScRePt" data-source="post: 664735" data-attributes="member: 106152">Re: [PoC - Update 2010/09/12] MP3D - Render 3D via MediaPortal!Can you please try with a simple avi? I have some links in the first post. Also, I am sorry for the wrong download link. I have updated the first post to point to 3dtv.at download page. The version supported is 1.6.4We'll figure this out, dont worryFirst of, just to avoid confusion, the &quot;above eachother&quot; is the Over/Under format and the &quot;beside eachother&quot; is the &quot;Side by Side&quot; formatThat's right. You need the stereoscopic player because it looks crappy!!! If you play an Over/Under video without the player and trigger your TV's 3D mode, it may not adjust well to your eyes. It may show shadows or, even worse, cause you headaches.This is where stereoscopic filter comes in. It hooks the video and you can adjust the parallax so that it does not look crappy.(Parallax is, in simple words, the distance between each side of the video. For each eye, TV, resolution, video, recording mode etc, the perfect parallax can vary)Simulated 3D is a bad way of transforming 2D videos to 3D. Don't use this for 3D videos <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite7" alt=":p" title="Stick Out Tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":p" />For me, the perfect video without having to adjust the parallax was a trailer I found <a href="http://3dvision-blog.com/grand-canyon-adventure-river-at-risk-stereoscipic-3d-trailer/" target="_blank">here</a>(This is the video from which I took the screenshots for the first post)I hope now it's more clear!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ScRePt, post: 664735, member: 106152"] [b]Re: [PoC - Update 2010/09/12] MP3D - Render 3D via MediaPortal![/b] Can you please try with a simple avi? I have some links in the first post. Also, I am sorry for the wrong download link. I have updated the first post to point to 3dtv.at download page. The version supported is 1.6.4 We'll figure this out, dont worry [I]First of, just to avoid confusion, the "above eachother" is the Over/Under format and the "beside eachother" is the "Side by Side" format[/I] That's right. You need the stereoscopic player because it looks crappy!!! If you play an Over/Under video without the player and trigger your TV's 3D mode, it may not adjust well to your eyes. It may show shadows or, even worse, cause you headaches. This is where stereoscopic filter comes in. It hooks the video and you can adjust the parallax so that it does not look crappy. (Parallax is, in simple words, the distance between each side of the video. For each eye, TV, resolution, video, recording mode etc, the perfect parallax can vary) Simulated 3D is a bad way of transforming 2D videos to 3D. Don't use this for 3D videos :P For me, the perfect video without having to adjust the parallax was a trailer I found [URL="http://3dvision-blog.com/grand-canyon-adventure-river-at-risk-stereoscipic-3d-trailer/"]here[/URL] (This is the video from which I took the screenshots for the first post) I hope now it's more clear! [/QUOTE]

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