Is there something in the mkv file header that tells the TV how to display the file, or does the TV make the decision based one the contents of the mkv file?Ĭan one tell by looking at the BD rip (mkv or m2ts file) if it is a frame packed or SBS or T/B format?
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I'm trying to figure out how, or what, makes an mkv movie start playing in SBS or frame packed or T/B. I can get 3D to play, but it always starts in SBS mode. This is all still a little confusing to me. It is possible to override this behavior by selecting a specific 3D format. A passive 3D display upscales the two images and combines them as a single frame. On an active 3D display, each frame is split, upscaled and shown sequentially. A passive 3D display interweaves the two images as a single image.Īuto – (HDMI 1.3, Windows+ & Display with HDMI 1.3): Receives a downconverted, half side-by-side format. On an active 3D display, each frame is split and shown sequentially.
A display will convert this output.Īuto – (HDMI 1.4+, Windows 8+ & Display with HDMI 1.4+): Receives the full resolution, frame-packed output. The output is an extra-tall (1920 x 2205 - with padding) frame containing the left eye and right eye images stacked on top of each other at full resolution. The default output format is frame-packed 3D Blu-ray. The display and 3D glasses use a polarizing filter, where only the portions of the screen meant for each eye are visible. Passive 3D TVs are limited to showing a single image, which interweaves each eye onto a single frame. Battery-powered 3D glasses use active shutters to open and close each eye in time with the image on-screen. This is done 48 times per second or 24 times per eye. Passive 3D TV: The left eye and right eye images are shown on the same frame.Īctive 3D TVs display 3D content in frame-sequential format, where the left eye and right eye images are separated and alternated. The display type determines the way 3D images are displayed:Īctive 3D TV: The left and right eye images are alternated. Found some great information regarding settings.Įnable stereo 3d playback is checked in the madVR control panel (rendering -> stereo 3d) Ī 3D decoder is installed (LAV Filters 0.68+ with 3D software decoder installation selected) Ī 3D-capable display is used (with its 3D mode enabled). There is a setting in the MadVR settings to specify proper 3D output.
Looks like you should be able to get proper 3D output from MAD VR and JRiver. I was curious about your setup so I did some investigating.
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