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<blockquote data-quote="jehehoDK" data-source="post: 846826" data-attributes="member: 116278">Well it's really good to see that 3D has entered MP. (When does BluRay?)&nbsp;I tried a little and found that MP3D reads the 3D movie files well, I could proove that by using anaglyph red/green output format. However LG's 3D led format seem to be a problem. LG led 3D cinema screens are formatted in a way that enery second line is one eye and the other every second are the other eye. On my LG monitor MP3D displayed two following lines as one eye, and next two as the other (maybe an aspect calculation error). That of course don't work.The aspect ratios did't fit either.As test input you can use examples fount at 3dtv.at, where both side by side and top/bottom movies are present.The The LG format is simple and can be easily be tested on any monitor regarding format and ability to address every second pixel line on the monitor.Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jehehoDK, post: 846826, member: 116278"] Well it's really good to see that 3D has entered MP. (When does BluRay?) I tried a little and found that MP3D reads the 3D movie files well, I could proove that by using anaglyph red/green output format. However LG's 3D led format seem to be a problem. LG led 3D cinema screens are formatted in a way that enery second line is one eye and the other every second are the other eye. On my LG monitor MP3D displayed two following lines as one eye, and next two as the other (maybe an aspect calculation error). That of course don't work. The aspect ratios did't fit either. As test input you can use examples fount at 3dtv.at, where both side by side and top/bottom movies are present. The The LG format is simple and can be easily be tested on any monitor regarding format and ability to address every second pixel line on the monitor. Regards [/QUOTE]

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