View Full Version : multiavchd not creating 3d anaglyph
cypher007
30th March 2011, 14:30
ive run Tron Legacy 3D BR through multiavchd and selected 3d anaglyph in transcode, but the result is not in anaglyph mode. it detects the stream as 3d. is it because im using mkv as the file type?
cypher007
30th March 2011, 14:54
although it detects it as a 3d stream in the alter detected properties page it says its 2d?
setarip_old
30th March 2011, 23:18
Hi!
I believe it's scheduled for U.S. release on April 5th. At that time, you'll have far more users/members able to discuss your problem...
kieranrk
1st April 2011, 22:09
Hi!
I believe it's scheduled for U.S. release on April 5th. At that time, you'll have far more users/members able to discuss your problem...
Here we go again...Just because discs are available early doesn't mean they're pirated.
setarip_old
2nd April 2011, 02:20
@kieranrk
Hi!
I'll respond to you this one time, so that you can FULLY UNDERSTAND my Post #3 to this thread, rather than you trying to read more into it than is there and unnecessarily roiling the waters:
The simple fact of the matter is that the overwhelming majority of members discussing making/modifying backup copies of Blu-rays and/or DVDs are located in North America - and therefore, cannot intelligently respond to posts regarding such discs before they have been released in North America.
Just because discs are available early doesn't mean they're pirated. Yes, so what's your point? I defy you to find anything in my statement in Post #3 of this thread that in any way refers to piracy. Your overt sensitivity to what I, in particular, post is curious, to say the least.
Perhaps you should concern yourself with those other members who continue to defy the rules by blatantly POSTING things such as, "Your post is obviously a violation of Rule #6", or similar, which is in and of itself a violation of the Forum's rules...
kieranrk
4th April 2011, 00:21
The simple fact of the matter is that the overwhelming majority of members discussing making/modifying backup copies of Blu-rays and/or DVDs are located in North America.
http://trends.google.com/websites?q=forum.doom9.org&geo=all&date=all
rica
5th April 2011, 01:48
Weird! What do you mean?
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