Quote:
Originally Posted by madshi
My control over what the GPU outputs is very limited. I can either output frame packed 3D, or conventional 2D. I have no other options. When outputting conventional 2D, I can do some fancy pixel resorting, which allows me to render 3D for those line or column alternate displays (passive IPS LCDs). But I don't see how I could do frame sequential 3D. Neither Windows nor the GPU manufacturers offer any kind of API for that.
|
Frame sequential 3d in conventional 2d is really what I am looking for.
So for example: madvr gets frame packed 3d material at 47.952 Hz. What I would like to be able to do is: split the right and left frames and send them one after the other at 95.904 Hz to the TV as conventional 2d frames.