Re: [Bino-list] HW setup possible?

[Brandt Westing]

I've also used a nVidia 8800 GTX (no quad buffer support) and it worked. I 
haven't tried such high quality video, but I can test tomorrow an report the 
results for both cards (Quadro 6000 and 8800GTX). I have used 3 cards, 8800 
GTX, Quadro 6000, and ATI FirePro 8750. All have worked with Bino.

Brandt

On Mar 20, 2012, at 8:10 PM, <address@hidden>
 <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
>> I've used Bino with a Samsung D7000 3D TV in checkerboard and interleaved
>> modes and it works well. I've used both Quad Buffered OpenGL stereo and
>> manually set the TV and Bino to these modes.
> 
> This means that Quad Buffering is not necessary?  I am not sure if my GTX 580 
> has this available, i think only the Quadro cards have Quad Buffering 
> available, 
> but i am not sure.
> What graphics card do you use?
> 
>> One thing I had to do was rename the input port on the TV from "DVI" to "PC"
>> using the TV settings so that post processing was disabled on the TV.
> 
> Thanks for your hints so far, but i'm not yet sure if my GTX 580 can output 
> 1920 
> x 2205 and then if the TV would interpret this as 3D data.
> 
>> Brandt
>> On Mar 20, 2012, at 4:19 PM, Martin Lambers wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Torsten,
>>> 
>>> On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 21:29:00 +0100, Torsten Mohr wrote:
>>>> before buying a 3D TV i'd like to make sure that i can use it with bino /
>> 
>>>> Linux, it would be great if you could give me some hints here.
>>>> 
>>>> I have a GTX580 in my Linux PC, i'd like to buy a 3D TV (looking at
>> Samsung at 
>>>> the moment) and connect it to the PC via HDMI.
>>>> 
>>>> Will i then see the TV as an own display of size 1920 x 2205 ?
>>>> 
>>>> Is anything that i display in the upper half visible on one eye and things
>> i 
>>>> display in the lower half visible on the other eye?
>>>> Or is there more necessary to display 3D content via HDMI on a 3D TV?
>>> 
>>> I don't have a 3D TV myself, so I cannot make guarantees, but there have
>>> been reports that using Bino with a 3D TV works fine. It depends on
>>> which input modes the TV supports. Possible modes are HDMI frame packing,
>>> above/below, side by side, frame alternating / page flipping,
>>> checkerboard, ...  Do you have more information on this?
>>> 
>>> Martin
>>> 
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