| Author | Message | ||
     RAGEdemon Rating: N/A |
We all know Ghosting is a major problem, and the main offputting factor to the general consumer. We also know it is caused by the quality of the shutters and phosphorus lag on the CRT. There is a simple fix for some of the ghosting atleast: let the user adjust the synch signal to a little + or - the frame beng displayed - easily done. On my projector i have noticed blue light ghosting when it is apparently in synch. Playing about with the buffers, i can make it go in and out of phase synch. Although on synch there is ghosting, going just a little out of phase COMPLETELY eradicates the ghost image, and even makes it sharper and easier to focus on. I wonder if this would work on a CRT. All CRT's have different phosphorus decay times, there HAS to be some improvement atleast. I am surprised the drivers do not have such a feature already, which lets the user adjust the phase of the synch using hotkeys etc. nVidia dev's, if you are reading this, give it a try, should be easy enough to implement - give us some feedback. We can also accomplish a lag by putting in an intermediate changeable buffer between the signal emitter, though this will be relatively more complicated. Share your thoughts -- RAGEdemon | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Better mail this to nVidia instead of hoping an nVidia developer will read this forum.  | ||
| Anders Malmgren Rating: N/A |
I foudn something the other day that was really cool. My father has an old welder in the basement. The welder itself wasnt what made me intrested but the saftey glasses that comes with it. When the welder is off teh glasses is 100% transparent. But when the welder starts the glasses turns black in a millisecond. These glasses hardly let the flame from a welder glow through so they should elimate problems with ghosts on shutter glasses very easy. I dont know if its wokring pratical, but it is a cool idea.. | ||
| Jesper Rating: N/A |
Do they look cool? :-) I think the main problem isn't the glasses it's the monitor. If you have a black screen and move the white arrow around you'll see how slow the P. really is. Skulle vara kul att se din film Anders. Bye. | ||
| Anders Malmgren Rating: N/A |
If they look cool? No, not really. Hehe, det är ingetspecielt. Bara en kortfilm, typ 3 minuterlång Matrix kopia. Bara för att testa lite 3d.... Förästen, du råkar inte veta hur man får en X1 projektor att funka med ett bar Wicked3d brillor? /Anders | ||
| Jesper Rating: N/A |
Tyvärr inte. | ||
| Aig Rating: N/A |
À ìîæíî åùå âîò òàê íàïèñàòü. Èíòåðåñíî, ìíîãî íàðîäó ïðî÷èòàåò? ;) Partial translate: How many people could read this ?... | ||
| RAGEdemon Rating: N/A |
Read, yes. Understand, No | ||
| Jesper Rating: N/A |
:-) Sorry guys but there wasn't much newsvalue in our conversation. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Trust me (anonymously), some NVIDIA people do indeed read this forum. | ||
| TKorho Rating: N/A |
Anonymous: that would be nice, since it is obviously the main problem, either too long monitor afterglow, incorrect or too slow shutter activation. The last two may be affected by changes into the shutter actication code. Just simple +- slider that affects how early or late the shutter activates. Yes, I know that for most users it would be too much, but then again for us *in*demand* it would be a gift from heaven. And it would be easy to do, and it would be just one parameter for the stupid users to browse. So how about that! Trying to attack the ghosting once in a while! :D |
