| Author | Message | ||
     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
I am looking for a device that will have an input of 60hz video (S video) and output a 120hz VGA signal to be used on a computer monitor. I am trying to view a 3d video from my VCR on my computer monitor. Any suggestions on which manufacturer. Also, who manufactuers the best perforiming shutter glasses, ie comfort, contrast, speed, trasmission etc. Thank you in advance | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
If your computer's video card supports video-in (there are a number of nvidia cards that support s-video in), you could either record the video to your hard disk and play it back with Peter Wimmer's stereoscopic player, or I think the stereoscopic player may support live video conversion to field sequential (the system I am looking at right now doesn't have support for it so I can't test it and tell you more). I find playing DVDs on my monitor at 85hz is pretty acceptable, way better then watching them on tv! I've only tried 3 different glasses before, the Asus ones, the elsa wireless ones, and the eye3d wireless ones, and I really can't tell you which ones were better. They all feel uncomfortable after some time, and I haven't noticed much difference in contrast and speed and transmission, they all just darken the screen for me and the ghosting was the same to me. There is a chart on this website on shutter glasses, but I am not sure how up to date it is : http://www.stereo3d.com/recommend.htm | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
My application does not use a PC. So I am looking for a stand alone box, like a scaler that scales from video to VGA, however it has to also double the vertical frequency to 120Hz. Any suggestions? | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
Anonymous: the chepest device witch can do what you speak about is realy a PC. A cheap one with and older nVidia card can do what you speak about. I am sure any specialized HW solution (I do not belive it exist) will be more expensive ... | ||
| 3d_angel Rating: N/A |
I can develope it for you.. post your requirements |
