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[Beta - Update 2013/08/09] MP3D - Render 3D videos via MediaPortal!
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<blockquote data-quote="snakeman65" data-source="post: 789081" data-attributes="member: 29882"><p><strong>Re: [Beta - Update 2011/04/30] MP3D - Render 3D videos via MediaPortal!</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>I could only find a 720p row interlaced video (which I have now found out is also called field sequential). This plays back fine with full 3d in MP only if I set aspect ratio to original, any other setting stretches and ruins the interlacing!</p><p></p><p>Yes, same result as above.</p><p></p><p></p><p>This works too</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, the only row interleaved video I can find anywhere is a wmv format 720p so I guess this wont tell us much</p><p></p><p>My crashing problem is also back. I've been playing with codecs all day trying to nail this and something i've done has brought it back. I thought it was an mkv splitter causing the issue but it seems not to be as it also does it with an mp4 based file (the sizzle one from your original link) The event viewer shows the faulting module as C:\Program Files\Stereoscopic Player\Stf.dll. If I build a graph with EVR or VMR as the renderer it crashes when I select row interleave and play, if I have the 3dtv renderer it plays perfectly.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I haven't had a chance to try this yet as its doing the crashing thing again.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This is what I was running when I first had the problem.</p><p></p><p>Once I get the crashing sorted again i'll take a screenshot of the output once row interleave is selected, assuming I don't manage to stumble over the solution myself! Unfortunately this media centre has had so many codecs added and removed i'm not sure what state its in now!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="snakeman65, post: 789081, member: 29882"] [b]Re: [Beta - Update 2011/04/30] MP3D - Render 3D videos via MediaPortal![/b] I could only find a 720p row interlaced video (which I have now found out is also called field sequential). This plays back fine with full 3d in MP only if I set aspect ratio to original, any other setting stretches and ruins the interlacing! Yes, same result as above. This works too Unfortunately, the only row interleaved video I can find anywhere is a wmv format 720p so I guess this wont tell us much My crashing problem is also back. I've been playing with codecs all day trying to nail this and something i've done has brought it back. I thought it was an mkv splitter causing the issue but it seems not to be as it also does it with an mp4 based file (the sizzle one from your original link) The event viewer shows the faulting module as C:\Program Files\Stereoscopic Player\Stf.dll. If I build a graph with EVR or VMR as the renderer it crashes when I select row interleave and play, if I have the 3dtv renderer it plays perfectly. I haven't had a chance to try this yet as its doing the crashing thing again. This is what I was running when I first had the problem. Once I get the crashing sorted again i'll take a screenshot of the output once row interleave is selected, assuming I don't manage to stumble over the solution myself! Unfortunately this media centre has had so many codecs added and removed i'm not sure what state its in now! [/QUOTE]
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