1. Stereoscopic Player Nvidia 3d Vision Settings
2. Stereoscopic Player 2.5.1

A first glance..

Setting up Stereoscopic Player. Version used: 2.1.4 (23 April 2014) developer's web site; Requires: ffdshow, LAV filters. For a BD3D playback use either MPC-BE or Daum PotPlayer instead! Open File - Settings. From the main menu; In Decoder section choose Preferred Filters tab. Select Other - Video Processor and press Add. Then select ffdshow raw video filter and press OK.

Stereoscopic Player is a versatile 3D movie player. It allows you to play stereo­scopic videos and DVDs (external decoder required) and also allows you to watch live video from a capture device. Since it is based on Direct­Show, it can handle almost any media format, for example AVI, MPEG, WMV, ASF and MOV. Videos can be coded in several different stereo­scopic formats. Please see the feature list for supported input and output formats.

I'm trying to use svp with stereoscopic player without success. I've followed the wiki and added the ffdshow Video Decoder and LAV Video Decoder to the Decoder filters in the Stereoscopic Player Settings but when I try to play a video SVP says its still waiting for ffdshow and when I check the video properties in the player the ffdshow/lav decoders aren't listed. Settings level: Advanced Description: Select in which mode stereoscopic 3D videos will be played. Ask me Will show a dialogue to select the desired mode for each playback. Preferred mode Will use the preferred mode specified in the 'system-Video hardware' section of the settings. Monoscopic/2D will play the video in mono/2D. The stereoscopic display setting is part of the Screen Resolution control panel, as shown here: The Enable Stereo setting is a checkbox with the following states: Not available (either grayed out or invisible): On systems incapable of rendering on stereo displays. Stereoscopic Player Display Settings ZVIEW 4) License 5) Useful Player Commands SPACE = Stop/Pause ENTER = next File in Folder BACKSPACE = previous File in Folder Left Mouse Double Click = Fullscreen F4 = switch to monoscopic output F5 = switch to stereoscopic output Left/Right Arrow = 3D Fokus Shift = move video contents into or out of the display.

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Stereoscopic Player Nvidia 3d Vision Settings

Why is it necessary to use a special software for 3D movie playback? The reason is that there are a lots of different ways to watch stereoscopic content as well as different ways to store the content. Cetrek 737 autopilot manual. In the past, it was necessary to encode a stereoscopic movie for each viewing method, for example you had to create an anaglyph file, a interlaced file for use with shutter glasses and a side-by-side for for free-viewing without glasses. Quality was often low. For example, most video codecs don't handle interlaced content well or subsample color information (reducing color resolution to quarter of original resolution), which reduces anaglyph quality significantly.

The solution to above problem is creating just one file and convert it in real-time to the desired output format. The Stereoscopic Player is such a real-time conversion application. Using the player is easy: Load your stereoscopic movie, tell the player how it is encoded and finally select the desired output format (called viewing method). For your convenience, the Stereoscopic Player remembers input settings for each stereoscopic movie in its integrated video library so that you don't have to re-do all the configuration steps again and again. For the most popular 3D-DVDs and 3D video files, Stereoscopic Player can even retrieve the proper settings from a web server. If you are creating content yourself, you can ship your video files together with a Stereoscopic Metafile Kissanime dub one piece. (*.svi), which also eliminates the need to specify the input format.

For professional use, command line parameters, OLE automation and the Sony 9-pin protocol are available to automate the Stereoscopic Player. Furthermore, it can control external effects via a serial port or DMX512.

What about 2D-3D conversion?

Please note that Stereoscopic Player can not convert 2D content to 3D! There is no real-time conversion algorithm available which works reasonably well. Computer are not smart enough to understand what's in the foreground and what's in the background yet. Since Stereoscopic Player is a high quality product, no inferior conversion algorithms were incorporated into the player. Stereoscopic Player requires real stereoscopic movies, containing both left and right view.

Setting up Stereoscopic Player

• version used: 2.1.4 (23 April 2014)

Requires: ffdshow, LAV filters.

For a BD3D playback use either MPC-BE or Daum PotPlayer instead!

Basic settings

• Open File -> Settings.. from the main menu
• In Decoder section choose Preferred Filters tab
  • Select Other -> Video Processor and press Add.. then select ffdshow raw video filter and press OK
• To use LAV hardware decoder for stereo pairs:
  • Install LAV Filters
  • Select Video Decoder -> MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 Video Decoder and press Add.. then select LAV Video Decoder and press OK

How to check

List of filters in use is available in Video Properties window (can be opened with Ctrl+V hot key) on Filters tab.

Stereoscopic Player 2.5.1

Additional comments

• Stereoscopic Player isn't compatible with SVP's additional features like frame crop and black borders lighting and there's nothing we (SVP Team) can do about it, consider posting a request to the Stereoscopic developers.