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Stereoscopic setup with nvidia 3D vision
So i’ve been struggling to setup a stereoscopic setup using the nvidia 3D vision glasses (which are supposed to work in media composer) without success for several weeks. So I turn myself to your help:
Here are the specifics:
-PC core i7 9Go Ram
-Windows Vista 64
-Medica Composer 4
-Quadro 4600 with latest quadro drivers v191 and usb 3D vision stereo drivers v191
-Nvidia 3D vision system
-Viewsonic 120Hz projector
With that setup I’m able to watch 3D files using the nvidia player or any other player compatible with the 3D vision. So I know my system is working ‘3D wise’
But when I get to media composer and I set the composer settings to stereo with side by side and checkerboard options all I get is a overlay of the right image over the left image without any 3D effect. It’s like the glasses are not commuicating with the avid.
Can anybody who has experience with a similar setup tell me how they got it to work?
Thanks
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In Full Screen Play settings you can set up how you want the left and right eyes to be displayed – interlace or checkerboard. Then, over the DVI on the graphics card we go to monitors that support that format – Hyundai, JVC, and consumer monitors like Samsung and Mitshubishi that are “3D Ready” using active glasses.
I do not beleive there is support for nVidia 3D.
Michael
Michael Phillips
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