Using Zalman 3D for OpenGL application Is it possible to force line interleave?
Hi guys

I am trying to use the Zalman 3D monitor with Photogrammetric 3D software (Leica Stereo Analyst in Esri ArcMAP). The software only supports anaglyph or quad buffered stereo modes, which is automatically determined by the software. I would like to use the horizontal line interleave function of the Zalman in the software. I know there is no official driver support for Geforce 8000 series cards in XP at the moment, but I have succesfully used Vista to enable the stereo for games etc. I also have a Quadro FX 3500 card that I can use. The stereo drivers (169.47) for this card only allows for vertical line interleave (among a few others).

Is there any way I can force the software to use horizontal line interleave? Using this is a lot cheaper than using a Planar Monitor or CRT with shutter glasses setup (cant find any good CRT monitors either), and anaglyph mode does not seem to provide a good enough level of detail in 3D.

Thanks.
Hi guys



I am trying to use the Zalman 3D monitor with Photogrammetric 3D software (Leica Stereo Analyst in Esri ArcMAP). The software only supports anaglyph or quad buffered stereo modes, which is automatically determined by the software. I would like to use the horizontal line interleave function of the Zalman in the software. I know there is no official driver support for Geforce 8000 series cards in XP at the moment, but I have succesfully used Vista to enable the stereo for games etc. I also have a Quadro FX 3500 card that I can use. The stereo drivers (169.47) for this card only allows for vertical line interleave (among a few others).



Is there any way I can force the software to use horizontal line interleave? Using this is a lot cheaper than using a Planar Monitor or CRT with shutter glasses setup (cant find any good CRT monitors either), and anaglyph mode does not seem to provide a good enough level of detail in 3D.



Thanks.

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