I searched for any string I could think of.. All I could find are many threads about people like me who are sick of powerdvd. But I couldn't find a solution / alternative.
My set-up:
HTPC with the nvidia 3D kit
Benq W600+ with the Acer .inf fix
3D works perfectly for nvidia 3D test app, as well as PC gaming so there's nothing wrong with my get-up
powerdvd 9 can work perfectly for 3D bluray ISOs for long periods of time and it suddenly decides it doesn't see a 3D capable monitor anymore - as is the case now
EDIT: the problem is that when it DOESN'T detect my W600+ as 3D capable, in the 3D menu, I should be able to click the 'auto detect' button but that option is greyed-out.
Is there a better PC solution (hopefully freeware!) for playing 3D bluray?
A year or so ago, I recall trying a trial of powerdvd 11... I can't recall the specifics but if I ended up going back to 9, I logically had no better luck with that version
Any input is appreciated - thanks!
Edited by LeSkid - 11/1/12 at 8:25am
My set-up:
HTPC with the nvidia 3D kit
Benq W600+ with the Acer .inf fix
3D works perfectly for nvidia 3D test app, as well as PC gaming so there's nothing wrong with my get-up
powerdvd 9 can work perfectly for 3D bluray ISOs for long periods of time and it suddenly decides it doesn't see a 3D capable monitor anymore - as is the case now
EDIT: the problem is that when it DOESN'T detect my W600+ as 3D capable, in the 3D menu, I should be able to click the 'auto detect' button but that option is greyed-out.
Is there a better PC solution (hopefully freeware!) for playing 3D bluray?
A year or so ago, I recall trying a trial of powerdvd 11... I can't recall the specifics but if I ended up going back to 9, I logically had no better luck with that version
Any input is appreciated - thanks!
Edited by LeSkid - 11/1/12 at 8:25am
