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<blockquote data-quote="rohnfe" data-source="post: 1196184" data-attributes="member: 154942"><p>Right you cant pass 3D in 4k to the TV as HDMI does not support it by now and officialy there is no 4K 3D standard as far as i know but if you are using a 4K TV and pass 1080p 3D to that TV it will upscale to 4K as it would do with any other file as well. Thats why passive 3D for example on a LG OLED looks that fantastic because you wont notice the halved resolution as it is still 1080p:</p><p></p><p>PC: 1080p 3D -> TV: upscaled to 4K -> halved 4K throught passive 3D = 1080p 3D</p><p></p><p>At least it should work that way for LG OLED 4k passive 3D TV´s if i am not totaly wrong.</p><p>And you don´t have the disadvantages of active shutter 3D.</p><p></p><p>Btw. i already tried to have 3D upscaled to 4K using madvr but it will destroy 3D at least for framepacked files. It might/will work for SBS 3D i guess...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rohnfe, post: 1196184, member: 154942"] Right you cant pass 3D in 4k to the TV as HDMI does not support it by now and officialy there is no 4K 3D standard as far as i know but if you are using a 4K TV and pass 1080p 3D to that TV it will upscale to 4K as it would do with any other file as well. Thats why passive 3D for example on a LG OLED looks that fantastic because you wont notice the halved resolution as it is still 1080p: PC: 1080p 3D -> TV: upscaled to 4K -> halved 4K throught passive 3D = 1080p 3D At least it should work that way for LG OLED 4k passive 3D TV´s if i am not totaly wrong. And you don´t have the disadvantages of active shutter 3D. Btw. i already tried to have 3D upscaled to 4K using madvr but it will destroy 3D at least for framepacked files. It might/will work for SBS 3D i guess... [/QUOTE]
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