looking to find 3-d trailers

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3/12/10 at 11:39am

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the company i work for builds a display that does 3d (which ones dont...) however we feel that ours kicks ass and is very compelling.

I am hoping that somebody here can point me to a source for 3d movie trailers. do you know if any have been released? i got a bunch of stuff from 3dtv.at and while some of it looks great, i am hoping to find an actual movie trailer.

optimally i am looking for stereoscopic over under.

THanks for any help anybody can provide.

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3/12/10 at 12:09pm

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It's not a trailer but it appears to be in S3D:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1oYP...eature=related

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3/12/10 at 4:38pm

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Here's the trailer for BOLT with a 3-D native encode of 720p over/under
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEVxxXs7FSw

For everyone else, when previewing this trailer, be sure to select the 3-D format of your choice underneath the video playback window. (And pick 720P)

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3/12/10 at 5:13pm

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thanks for that greg. but for some reason i cannot get the you tube page to do the over under. what selection is it? all i am seeing is various RG glasses and parallel and the like.

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3/13/10 at 6:40am

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Over/Under and Top/bottom apparently are two different formats. I am not sure but I believe over/under only applies to the Full 1080p per eye 3D blu-ray packed buffer format and top/bottom applies to an interlaced 3D format which uses colored or polarized glases. See the following link for some blu-ray 3D diss that do no conform to the new Blu-Ray Full 3D standard.

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3/13/10 at 5:02pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dizzman

thanks for that greg. but for some reason i cannot get the you tube page to do the over under. what selection is it? all i am seeing is various RG glasses and parallel and the like.

Hmm.. It was a month or so ago when I used a youtube downloader to obtain the file in it's native form. (over/under, using the MP4 codec). Of course, if one wants to publicly use a theatrical trailer made within the last 30 to 40 years, you have to get permission from the copyright holders.

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3/14/10 at 10:19am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by walford

Over/Under and Top/bottom apparently are two different formats. I am not sure but I believe over/under only applies to the Full 1080p per eye 3D blu-ray packed buffer format and top/bottom applies to an interlaced 3D format which uses colored or polarized glases. See the following link for some blu-ray 3D diss that do no conform to the new Blu-Ray Full 3D standard.

It can be confusing:

Top/Bottom

http://www.doremilabs.com/appnotes/D...conversion.pdf

Above/Below - never heard of it being described as that