AVCHD2
When will Nvidia incorporate the AVCHD2 specs into their drivers so that 3D camcorder users can watch their 3D content at 50i or 60i? I seem to be forced to watch it at 24p at the moment as in the Nvidia control panel there is only a 1080 24P option (yes I knoe there is a 720 60/59/50i option, but I don't want to watch it at a lower resolution and I can see the difference) If you haven't tried it yet, watching 50i material at 24P is not easy on the eyes. The motion judder is horrible making any video almost unwatchable.
When will Nvidia incorporate the AVCHD2 specs into their drivers so that 3D camcorder users can watch their 3D content at 50i or 60i? I seem to be forced to watch it at 24p at the moment as in the Nvidia control panel there is only a 1080 24P option (yes I knoe there is a 720 60/59/50i option, but I don't want to watch it at a lower resolution and I can see the difference) If you haven't tried it yet, watching 50i material at 24P is not easy on the eyes. The motion judder is horrible making any video almost unwatchable.

#1
Posted 09/23/2011 08:27 PM   
These are apples and oranges.

AVCHD & AVCHD2 are storage formats, they can be read on any computer that has the codecs installed and enough horsepower.
Nvidia's control panel only controls the display output of the graphics card.

Nvidia 3D vision supports stereo 1080p60 on Nvidia 3D Vision ready monitors connected through DVI dual-link.
The 1080p24 limitation is for 3DTV play because 3DTVs only follow the minimum specification of hdmi1.4a, 1080p24, instead of supporting the optional hdmi 1.4a 1080p60, which requires the full bandwidth of the hdmi specification.
Nvidia has never spoken officially on whether or not their current cards support stereo 1080p60 through hdmi. We won't get an answer until TV manufacturers implement it in their TVs.
These are apples and oranges.



AVCHD & AVCHD2 are storage formats, they can be read on any computer that has the codecs installed and enough horsepower.

Nvidia's control panel only controls the display output of the graphics card.



Nvidia 3D vision supports stereo 1080p60 on Nvidia 3D Vision ready monitors connected through DVI dual-link.

The 1080p24 limitation is for 3DTV play because 3DTVs only follow the minimum specification of hdmi1.4a, 1080p24, instead of supporting the optional hdmi 1.4a 1080p60, which requires the full bandwidth of the hdmi specification.

Nvidia has never spoken officially on whether or not their current cards support stereo 1080p60 through hdmi. We won't get an answer until TV manufacturers implement it in their TVs.

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#2
Posted 09/23/2011 09:09 PM   
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' date='23 September 2011 - 09:09 PM' timestamp='1316812152' post='1297597']


Nvidia 3D vision supports stereo 1080p60 on Nvidia 3D Vision ready monitors connected through DVI dual-link.[/quote]


Bingo!!!!

I plugged my DVI dual-link cable in and junked the hdmi cable and now everything is scrolling smoothly.

I now have a different set of options in the nvidia control panel.
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' date='23 September 2011 - 09:09 PM' timestamp='1316812152' post='1297597']





Nvidia 3D vision supports stereo 1080p60 on Nvidia 3D Vision ready monitors connected through DVI dual-link.





Bingo!!!!



I plugged my DVI dual-link cable in and junked the hdmi cable and now everything is scrolling smoothly.



I now have a different set of options in the nvidia control panel.

#3
Posted 09/23/2011 10:53 PM   
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