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<blockquote data-quote="aasoror" data-source="post: 694585" data-attributes="member: 109336">Re: [PoC - Update 2010/09/12] MP3D - Render 3D via MediaPortal!<a href="http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/stphmkr/help/stereo_08.htm" target="_blank">Page flipping</a> is one way to display 3D image on shutter glasses its a computer based solution that doesn't require any 3D compatibility from the display (beside the ability to run at a constant refresh rate : old CRTs, any DLP's and all LCD with refresh rate 100hz+). Thats how NVIDIA (and newer ATI) glasses work.Software page flipping emulates the NVIDIA/ATI page flipping on any graphics card, there is no need for stereoscopic support to be present on the card because the computer CPU takes responsibility of creating the stereo images.I have been using this mode with all versions of Stereoscopic player (including the latest 1.6.6) and it running fine, it even runs without the glasses connected (no 3D effect of course but you can see the stereo images on the screen).Yes, you are properly right, the filter might be needing some extra work, that said I don't understand why it would keep crashing after the first attempt even if you are trying to enable the 3D plugin on a new file (does it always use the last settings even for new files) ?Here is some info that might be of help to you, using Stereoscopic player and running my 3D files (in any output modes including those supported by your plugin) it shows that the &quot;3dtv.at Stereo Renderer&quot; is being used as well as &quot;3dtv.at Stereo Transformation&quot; filter.Thanks again for your time and help, its too bad I can't run that mode on MediaPortal, that said the plugin is indeed amazing even as it is. The thing is I can't afford to invest in a 3D capable TV <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite10" alt=":oops:" title="Oops!&nbsp; &nbsp; :oops:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":oops:" /> which would run without the need to pageflipping.Happy Holidays</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aasoror, post: 694585, member: 109336"] [b]Re: [PoC - Update 2010/09/12] MP3D - Render 3D via MediaPortal![/b] [URL="http://stereo.jpn.org/eng/stphmkr/help/stereo_08.htm"]Page flipping[/URL] is one way to display 3D image on shutter glasses its a computer based solution that doesn't require any 3D compatibility from the display (beside the ability to run at a constant refresh rate : old CRTs, any DLP's and all LCD with refresh rate 100hz+). Thats how NVIDIA (and newer ATI) glasses work. Software page flipping emulates the NVIDIA/ATI page flipping on any graphics card, there is no need for stereoscopic support to be present on the card because the computer CPU takes responsibility of creating the stereo images. I have been using this mode with all versions of Stereoscopic player (including the latest 1.6.6) and it running fine, it even runs without the glasses connected (no 3D effect of course but you can see the stereo images on the screen). Yes, you are properly right, the filter might be needing some extra work, that said I don't understand why it would keep crashing after the first attempt even if you are trying to enable the 3D plugin on a new file (does it always use the last settings even for new files) ? Here is some info that might be of help to you, using Stereoscopic player and running my 3D files (in any output modes including those supported by your plugin) it shows that the "3dtv.at Stereo Renderer" is being used as well as "3dtv.at Stereo Transformation" filter. Thanks again for your time and help, its too bad I can't run that mode on MediaPortal, that said the plugin is indeed amazing even as it is. The thing is I can't afford to invest in a 3D capable TV :ooops: which would run without the need to pageflipping. Happy Holidays [/QUOTE]

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