03-29-2012
12:34 PM
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03-06-2024
09:27 PM
by
ROGBot
03-29-2012 07:55 PM
03-29-2012 08:38 PM
Henrysyy wrote:
okay so i was wondering. how do you play 3d movies . its weird cause blu ray has the stero 3d so when cineplayer runs it , it does its thing and it works. but when i put a 3d dvd it doesnt do that . its side by side . so when it auto runs it goes into a side by side thing when you see 2 of the same images next to eachother . so when it run it , it goes into a 3d conversion mode which makes those 2 side by side image in 3d so its weird . im wondering if its possible to like combine those 2 like some 3d tvs do to get that 3d vision.
03-30-2012 07:01 AM
PILGRIM wrote:
I also use CinePlayer 5.8.A06 version. These are my setup when playing 3D movies:
- enable stereoscopic 3D (in nVidia Control Panel)
- in the CinePlayer settings menu:
(1) 3D > enable 3D processing (automatic); Display (Active Shutter 100 Hz or higher Display); Display Eye Order (left eye first)
(2) Video > Video Stretch (Cinema); Hardware Acceleration (use if available)
I had the same "side by side" viewing issue a few months ago. Updating CinePlayer to version 5.8.A06 solved it.
If the problem still persists, try re-installing CinePlayer 5.8.A06 and reconfigure it to the same settings as above.
Side Note: It's also a good thing to change Region Control according to your location,
for 3D movies undetected by the BD ROM.
ADDENDUM: To me, CinePlayer's 3D Conversion produces a poor quality viewing so I disabled it.
03-30-2012 09:26 AM
Henrysyy wrote:
oh how did you get the 5.8.A06 version ? When i looked at which version mines is , its 5.0.4188.189 so it seems pretty outdated . i think i only updated it once when i first unboxxed the laptop. When i open cineplayer up and go to the help tab and check for updates , it searches for an y avalible update but it says there it did not find updates for my application.
03-31-2012 06:50 AM