hello i just got the 3d vision but how do i watch a dvd in 3d i got the item to work one time then i started to work on the display so i can watch the movie the 43d stoped can any one help me
hello i just got the 3d vision but how do i watch a dvd in 3d i got the item to work one time then i started to work on the display so i can watch the movie the 43d stoped can any one help me
And of course also: The original content has to be recorded in 3d! There are on the fly 2d-3d converters but i really doubth they're any good. I guess they add effect but it will probably in mosts cases look wrong.
And of course also: The original content has to be recorded in 3d! There are on the fly 2d-3d converters but i really doubth they're any good. I guess they add effect but it will probably in mosts cases look wrong.
[quote name='Likay' post='999473' date='Feb 11 2010, 11:35 AM']And of course also: The original content has to be recorded in 3d! There are on the fly 2d-3d converters but i really doubth they're any good. I guess they add effect but it will probably in mosts cases look wrong.[/quote]
Nvidia doesnt work with the 2d to 3d that I am aware of - I went and bought the tri-def kit and that actually works decent with 2d to 3D.. but only on some scenes of movies.. the better quality the movie the better the 3D depth
I watched star wars episode I with the tri-def kit and the scenes that look the best are the ones with the most CGI
anyhow.. I dont think 2d to 3d conversion works with any of the nvidia kits.. just what I found..
[quote name='Likay' post='999473' date='Feb 11 2010, 11:35 AM']And of course also: The original content has to be recorded in 3d! There are on the fly 2d-3d converters but i really doubth they're any good. I guess they add effect but it will probably in mosts cases look wrong.
Nvidia doesnt work with the 2d to 3d that I am aware of - I went and bought the tri-def kit and that actually works decent with 2d to 3D.. but only on some scenes of movies.. the better quality the movie the better the 3D depth
I watched star wars episode I with the tri-def kit and the scenes that look the best are the ones with the most CGI
anyhow.. I dont think 2d to 3d conversion works with any of the nvidia kits.. just what I found..
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I'd suggest uninstalling your 3d video player and reinstalling it.
Also have you tried the 3d vision video player from the Nvidia website ?
I'd suggest uninstalling your 3d video player and reinstalling it.
Also have you tried the 3d vision video player from the Nvidia website ?
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Nvidia doesnt work with the 2d to 3d that I am aware of - I went and bought the tri-def kit and that actually works decent with 2d to 3D.. but only on some scenes of movies.. the better quality the movie the better the 3D depth
I watched star wars episode I with the tri-def kit and the scenes that look the best are the ones with the most CGI
anyhow.. I dont think 2d to 3d conversion works with any of the nvidia kits.. just what I found..
Nvidia doesnt work with the 2d to 3d that I am aware of - I went and bought the tri-def kit and that actually works decent with 2d to 3D.. but only on some scenes of movies.. the better quality the movie the better the 3D depth
I watched star wars episode I with the tri-def kit and the scenes that look the best are the ones with the most CGI
anyhow.. I dont think 2d to 3d conversion works with any of the nvidia kits.. just what I found..