[ammadeyy]

i have vizio E3D420VX TV and sony BDP-S470 blu ray player

video output settings on play is set to auto

TV mode is set to 3D Sensio


i am trying to watch ripped version of avatar, burned to a dvd, and trying to watch from sony player


i can watch the movie, but its not in 3D format, meaning the effects are not there


what might be the problem?

 

[William]



Quote:
Originally Posted by ammadeyy /forum/post/20866911


...i am trying to watch ripped version of avatar, burned to a dvd, and trying to watch from sony player...


what might be the problem?

There is no such thing as a 3D DVD (other than anaglyph).

 

[ammadeyy]



Quote:
Originally Posted by William /forum/post/20867013


There is no such thing as a 3D DVD (other than anaglyph).

so you mean its problem with DVD?

i need to buy original blu ray?

 

[William]



Quote:
Originally Posted by ammadeyy /forum/post/20867062


so you mean its problem with DVD?

i need to buy original blu ray?

There is no problem with DVD. However the DVD spec doesn't support 3D.

You will need a 3D BD of Avatar to get 3D.

 

[Justin-Dawson]

What format is the file? Is it a side by side MVK?


When you say the 3d effect isn't there - do you see the screen split in 2?

 

[JOHNnDENVER]

Are you sure it was the 3D version of Avatar?


A. The 3D Version was only offered as a Panasonic exclusive, thus not so easy to get.


B. Ripping 3D Bluray is tricky at this early time. It can be done, but i know there are a ton of potential issues doing it right now.


C. pretty sure you have to rip 3D Bluray to Recordable Bluray. or to hard disk.

 

[ammadeyy]

i copied the following 3 movies to 1 dvd

Dinosaurs Giants of Patagonia 3D Half-SBS.mkv

Xenopod.3D.Half.SbS.avi

Sony Bloggie 3D Test Video.mp4



the sony test video with mp4 format its sbs, it does play but its playing normal, no 3d effects

the other 2 video plays fine, very nice 3d effects


why the sony one doesnt play? maybe mp4 format problem?


avatar i will look for a mkv file

 

[ammadeyy]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin-Dawson /forum/post/20867292


What format is the file? Is it a side by side MVK?


When you say the 3d effect isn't there - do you see the screen split in 2?

avatar file format i am trying to play is mp4

the screen is not split, its like the following image

http://www.google.mv/imgres?q=avatar...t:429,r:13,s:0

 

[Justin-Dawson]

That looks like the old red-blue 3d to me...

 

[ammadeyy]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Justin-Dawson /forum/post/20871265


That looks like the old red-blue 3d to me...

so you mean with movie with SBS will be ok?

 

[freddyi]

- that does appear to be red-cyan 3d and reasonably good too. A lot of the old 3D movies in my collection are DVD field-sequential and don't seem to decode on a BDT-310 w. E3D420VX

 

[walford]

3D DR disks are in HDMI 1.4 standard Blue-Ray 3D format not Sensio format and your TV will sense them automatically if just set up for 3D.


The following link describes the standard packed buffer 3D buffer from a Blu-ray 3D disk to a 3D TV/display:

http://hdguru.com/3d-hdtv-and-hdmi-explained/1336/