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• Anaglyphic is an older version of 3D. It's developed by taking two identical pictures and removing certain colors from each, then replacing the two pictures on top of each other, with a slight stagger. Cause your eye to believe there is depth between the two. Draw backs: Colors can become distorted. 3D does not seem as in depth. • Side-by-Side or more commonly known as SBS is developed by physically recording the video from two cameras spaced approximately 1.5 inches apart (the same as the human eye). The images are then pasted on the screen on top of one another with a slight stagger.

May 29, 2014 - My Anaglyph 3D Collection. Man in the Dark (1953). Approved 70 min Crime, Drama, Film-Noir.

The 3D glasses contain films or crystals that will cause one eye to look slightly to the left and the other slightly to the right, giving the illusion of 3D. Drawbacks: If depths on the record or playback are not set correctly, a ghostly duplicate image can appear in the background of the screen, known as ghosting.

• A screen of some type is required to play 3D Movies. Depending on the type of movie you wish to play depends on the type of screen you will need. For anaglyphic videos, any old tv or monitor should work with the right software. For SBS movies, a 3d monitor or tv will be required, along with the correct type of software.

When playing movies, either anaglyphic or 3d, from a computer, no additional hardware is required, other than the screen. If playing movies from a television, some type of player or DLNA capability will be required. These will be discussed in later portions of this FAQ. • - Several different programs exist for working with 3D movies, pictures, and files. These programs range from editing file types, to editing and/or playing video, to manipulating a 2D movie and turning it into a 3D movie.

There is such a wide variety of programs out there that I won’t be discussing them all. The main ones a basic user will need will be discussed later in other sections of this FAQ as they are required. All programs discussed in this FAQ are free to download and use. Better versions exist, you can try and make informed posts about them in the forum, but these are really the only essential programs you will need, and have been chosen due to their ease of access and use. DLNA/Media Server Programs • PS3 Media Server () - PS3 Media Server is a must have and great tool for posting your MKVs on your network so that your entertainment center or PS3 may access them. • Serviio () - Freeware media server for TV’s.

I have not used this program, so I have no input on it. Gotovij motdtxt dlya ks 16 10. I plan to test it and will update this FAQ once I do. Dragon age origins steam trainer. • Freemake Video Converter () - This is a conversion program, but I also find it’s great at repairing MKV files for television use. • MKVToolNix () - MKVToolNix is an ongoing developmental tool used to alter MKV files in many different ways. This will be a must tool for anyone playing videos using televisions or via DLNA. • DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance. It has become a standard that is used on most Ethernet or WIFI entertainment center based components.

This standard allows DLNA certified products to play media from computes, media players, and other devices such as NAS drives. • MKV stands for Matroska media container. MKV has become the standard conversion file for Blu-Ray because of its ability to condense the massive Blu-Ray disc into a smaller file format with minimal loss of quality in the video and audio. Most standard DLNA approved devices can recognize MKV, but may have issues with specifics pieces of the file. Please read the advanced section for these issues.

• Most Blu-Rays/MKVs will play normally over the Wi-Fi network, but 3D movies take an excessive amount of bandwidth that Wi-Fi can not support. This is apparent even more when using the play station 3 as the media server, as it only supports the slower 'G' network capabilities. The only two solutions I have come across to remedy this are to hard wire your network with Ethernet, or to play movies directly from a portable hard drive.

*Note* PS3's will not recognize the portable hard drives. See 1.7 for more information on this issue. • Play Station 3's do not currently have support for files larger than Fat 32's 3.9GB. When plugging in a USB drive to your play station 3, it must be in Fat 32, which is generally too small for 3D MKVs. One work around I have found for this is to copy the file using your network to the PS3's hard drive. This will bypass the 3.9GB limitation. Another work around I have found is to use your TV as your DLNA server.

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• Anaglyphic is an older version of 3D. It's developed by taking two identical pictures and removing certain colors from each, then replacing the two pictures on top of each other, with a slight stagger. Cause your eye to believe there is depth between the two. Draw backs: Colors can become distorted. 3D does not seem as in depth. • Side-by-Side or more commonly known as SBS is developed by physically recording the video from two cameras spaced approximately 1.5 inches apart (the same as the human eye). The images are then pasted on the screen on top of one another with a slight stagger.

May 29, 2014 - My Anaglyph 3D Collection. Man in the Dark (1953). Approved 70 min Crime, Drama, Film-Noir.

The 3D glasses contain films or crystals that will cause one eye to look slightly to the left and the other slightly to the right, giving the illusion of 3D. Drawbacks: If depths on the record or playback are not set correctly, a ghostly duplicate image can appear in the background of the screen, known as ghosting.

• A screen of some type is required to play 3D Movies. Depending on the type of movie you wish to play depends on the type of screen you will need. For anaglyphic videos, any old tv or monitor should work with the right software. For SBS movies, a 3d monitor or tv will be required, along with the correct type of software.

When playing movies, either anaglyphic or 3d, from a computer, no additional hardware is required, other than the screen. If playing movies from a television, some type of player or DLNA capability will be required. These will be discussed in later portions of this FAQ. • - Several different programs exist for working with 3D movies, pictures, and files. These programs range from editing file types, to editing and/or playing video, to manipulating a 2D movie and turning it into a 3D movie.

There is such a wide variety of programs out there that I won’t be discussing them all. The main ones a basic user will need will be discussed later in other sections of this FAQ as they are required. All programs discussed in this FAQ are free to download and use. Better versions exist, you can try and make informed posts about them in the forum, but these are really the only essential programs you will need, and have been chosen due to their ease of access and use. DLNA/Media Server Programs • PS3 Media Server () - PS3 Media Server is a must have and great tool for posting your MKVs on your network so that your entertainment center or PS3 may access them. • Serviio () - Freeware media server for TV’s.

I have not used this program, so I have no input on it. Gotovij motdtxt dlya ks 16 10. I plan to test it and will update this FAQ once I do. Dragon age origins steam trainer. • Freemake Video Converter () - This is a conversion program, but I also find it’s great at repairing MKV files for television use. • MKVToolNix () - MKVToolNix is an ongoing developmental tool used to alter MKV files in many different ways. This will be a must tool for anyone playing videos using televisions or via DLNA. • DLNA stands for Digital Living Network Alliance. It has become a standard that is used on most Ethernet or WIFI entertainment center based components.

This standard allows DLNA certified products to play media from computes, media players, and other devices such as NAS drives. • MKV stands for Matroska media container. MKV has become the standard conversion file for Blu-Ray because of its ability to condense the massive Blu-Ray disc into a smaller file format with minimal loss of quality in the video and audio. Most standard DLNA approved devices can recognize MKV, but may have issues with specifics pieces of the file. Please read the advanced section for these issues.

• Most Blu-Rays/MKVs will play normally over the Wi-Fi network, but 3D movies take an excessive amount of bandwidth that Wi-Fi can not support. This is apparent even more when using the play station 3 as the media server, as it only supports the slower 'G' network capabilities. The only two solutions I have come across to remedy this are to hard wire your network with Ethernet, or to play movies directly from a portable hard drive.

*Note* PS3's will not recognize the portable hard drives. See 1.7 for more information on this issue. • Play Station 3's do not currently have support for files larger than Fat 32's 3.9GB. When plugging in a USB drive to your play station 3, it must be in Fat 32, which is generally too small for 3D MKVs. One work around I have found for this is to copy the file using your network to the PS3's hard drive. This will bypass the 3.9GB limitation. Another work around I have found is to use your TV as your DLNA server.