2010-10-10, 10:53
Currently it doesn't even play 2D bluray isos!
lloydsmart Wrote:Currently it doesn't even play 2D bluray isos!
SoWErA Wrote:hope it works with 10.0 because getting my 3dtv tomorrow and I would hate to have to use a secondary video player for 3d movies.
linuxluemmel Wrote:I guess this 3d hype is only usefull in a big cinema ....
Looking a movie in 3d on your own so little tv (samsung 45") sounds silly to me ...
bleze Wrote:I find the home 3D much more superior than what I've seen in the Cinema.I agree completely.
RckStr Wrote:Not everyone watch their movies on travel-size tv`s, even if you do.
I agree completely.
linuxluemmel Wrote:IMHO 45" is to big to travel with .... ,-)
RckStr Wrote:Not everyone watch their movies on travel-size tv`s, even if you do.
I agree completely.
bleze Wrote:I find the home 3D much more superior than what I've seen in the Cinema. First I wrote it off too after seeing Avatar, but after seeing content in my home I think there is a market - atleast in animation. I have the 63" Samsung Plasma. Lets see after Christmas where the market stand.
I do think that supporting Side-by-side re-encodes of Blu-rays could be achieved "easily", which I suggested here; Trac ticket #10331. Menus and subtitles have to be rendered at half the horizontal or vertical res and done twice on each side or top and bottom. Video works fine as is but when TV is in side-by-side mode, then menu and subtitles are useless.