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<blockquote data-quote="erichzann" data-source="post: 887777" data-attributes="member: 116360">Hi all,&nbsp;I haven't reported back on my findings because I did a clean install a while back and haven't installed MP3D plugin yet as I haven't needed to watch a 3D film for a while.&nbsp;I also purchased some cheap colourcode glasses as I mentioned above. However, I have come to realize that there is a huge difference in quality between cheap and expensive anaglyph glasses. Just look at the variation in cyan - red glasses that there are on the internet.&nbsp;For this reason I didn't have much success with the amber - blue but I suspect this was down to the glasses. The only way you will really know if the colour code system works is to buy some high quality official color code glasses and try those with mediaportal.&nbsp;That was why I abandoned the CC system since the whole anaglyph approach is meant to be affordable!!!!&nbsp;I recommend the Pro-ana cyan-red glasses that I got from the link above. They work great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="erichzann, post: 887777, member: 116360"] Hi all, I haven't reported back on my findings because I did a clean install a while back and haven't installed MP3D plugin yet as I haven't needed to watch a 3D film for a while. I also purchased some cheap colourcode glasses as I mentioned above. However, I have come to realize that there is a huge difference in quality between cheap and expensive anaglyph glasses. Just look at the variation in cyan - red glasses that there are on the internet. For this reason I didn't have much success with the amber - blue but I suspect this was down to the glasses. The only way you will really know if the colour code system works is to buy some high quality official color code glasses and try those with mediaportal. That was why I abandoned the CC system since the whole anaglyph approach is meant to be affordable!!!! I recommend the Pro-ana cyan-red glasses that I got from the link above. They work great. [/QUOTE]

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