The
[برای مشاهده لینک ها شما باید عضو سایت باشید برای عضویت در سایت بر روی اینجا کلیک بکنید] application was designed to be a versatile 3D movie player. It allows you to play stereo*scopic videos and DVDs (external decoder required) and also allows you to watch live video from a capture device.
Since it is based on Direct*Show, it can handle almost any media format, for example AVI, MPEG, WMV and ASF. Videos can be coded in several different stereo*scopic formats.
Why is it necessary to use a special software for 3D movie playback? The reason is that there are a lots of different ways to watch stereoscopic content as well as different ways to store the content.
In the past, it was necessary to encode a stereoscopic movie for each viewing method, for example you had to create an anaglyph file, a interlaced file for use with shutter gl***es and a side-by-side for for free-viewing without gl***es.
Quality was often very low, because most video codecs don't handle interlaced content well and subsample color information (reducing color resolution to quarter of original resolution), which reduces anaglyph quality dramatically.
General system requirements
- DirectX 7 or better graphics card
- DirectX 9 for certain viewing method 2
Sound card
- 3D hardware (3D gl***es, 3D display, 3D projection system, ...)
Additional requirements for DVD playback
- 1 GHz processor or better
- DVD-ROM drive
- DVD decoder
Minimum requirements for Dual Stream 576p playback
- 2.5 GHz Pentium 4 or better
Minimum requirements for Dual Stream 720p playback
- Dual core processor
Minimum requirements for Dual Stream 1080p playback
The following specification is valid for dual stream Windows Media 9 files, encoded at 8 Mbps and 1440 x 1080 pixels resolution.
- AMD Athlon X2 4800+ or Intel Pentium D 830 (2 x 3 GHz)
- Dual channel DDR2 667 MHz memory (for Intel systems)
- PCIe graphics card
