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2nd May 2012, 17:54 | #1 | Link |
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Trying to decode 3D
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I have a video like this: I also have this glasses: I have a normal monitor, LCD. How can I mix the image to look like when it's projected in the cinema? I mean, I think there's nothing special in the cinema, just the glasses and the projection, the movie like duplicated. You follow me? How can I watch it on my home? Thx in advance. |
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If you don't have special screen - it's impossible. |
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Only if you also have two projectors.
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The polarized lenses work with the polarizer filter of the projector or display. You need both but regular displays don't have polarizer for these polar glasses, passive 3D displays have. Other displays and projectors use active shutter glasses instead of polarization.
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I've checked in wikipedia but in my own language there's not much info, and it is a lot of technic stuff. I just wanted to be explained easily. What is this then?
It's the result of clicking the 3D button on PowerDVD. So, in simple words, why my screen can show that right? Thx a lot. |
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Movie theaters use two projectors with different rotational polarization for either eye. Consumer 3D uses several techniques, the most common on a PC is active shutter glasses which alternate the image displayed to each eye by turning opaque for the other eye (and require batteries). This is really only usable if you have a 120Hz display because a 30Hz flicker in each eye is painful. |
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