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<blockquote data-quote="max_g" data-source="post: 642942" data-attributes="member: 88584">Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)Hoborg,Thanks so much for the creation of Saf v5 ( it is incredibly appealing as an engineer to achieve the most effective playback of our mixed media formats with the minimal bloat or codecs.) Your answer to JoJo1411 implied that 3d is not possible in mepo as the renderer would be required to mix/interleave 2 separate video frames. I agree that if someone was inclined to try to create a compounded 3d mix of a seperate left and right eye video feed from a suitable file or multiple containers that would be unlikeley to render appropriatly. However majority of the TV's can accept a number of 3d formats including checkerboard, under/over and a common and standardised format called Side by side.I beleive this just looks like 2 standard&nbsp; frames next to each other ( for 720p content it may be something like 1560x720 )&nbsp; and is played back no differently to any other video file, The TV takes the input stream and splits it in 2 and then interleaves the output in sync with the active shutter glasses.for this reason I would like to understand where the limitation is within Mepo and if this could be addressed by settings or preerenc options in ffdshow or your codec pack. From experience if I playback video full screen I can play video of many differnt sizes, aspect ratios etc and can either scale them to the native rate of the display or play them directly.Info at <a href="http://3dvision-blog.com/" target="_blank">3D Vision Blog</a>Would this not also be possible to play a side by side SbS formated video clip using mepo and allowing the TV to decode it and produce the frame interleaved 3d ? many thanks for your advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="max_g, post: 642942, member: 88584"] [b]Re: AW: Re: AW: Re: SAF v5.00 experimental (based on FFDShow DXVA decoder)[/b] Hoborg, Thanks so much for the creation of Saf v5 ( it is incredibly appealing as an engineer to achieve the most effective playback of our mixed media formats with the minimal bloat or codecs.) Your answer to JoJo1411 implied that 3d is not possible in mepo as the renderer would be required to mix/interleave 2 separate video frames. I agree that if someone was inclined to try to create a compounded 3d mix of a seperate left and right eye video feed from a suitable file or multiple containers that would be unlikeley to render appropriatly. However majority of the TV's can accept a number of 3d formats including checkerboard, under/over and a common and standardised format called Side by side. I beleive this just looks like 2 standard frames next to each other ( for 720p content it may be something like 1560x720 ) and is played back no differently to any other video file, The TV takes the input stream and splits it in 2 and then interleaves the output in sync with the active shutter glasses. for this reason I would like to understand where the limitation is within Mepo and if this could be addressed by settings or preerenc options in ffdshow or your codec pack. From experience if I playback video full screen I can play video of many differnt sizes, aspect ratios etc and can either scale them to the native rate of the display or play them directly. Info at [url=http://3dvision-blog.com/]3D Vision Blog[/url] Would this not also be possible to play a side by side SbS formated video clip using mepo and allowing the TV to decode it and produce the frame interleaved 3d ? many thanks for your advice. [/QUOTE]

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