2019-01-26, 02:26
Hi there, i have a short question about the possibility of 3d playback in Kodi.
Since i have a new gemini-lake-board, i was interested, if it is possible to playback 3d in a reasonable way at last. As far as i understood till now, the hardware-encoding is still problematic. Now i often have read, that software-encoding depends exclusively from ffmpeg and becaus ef that it is impossible to playback MVC.
Now i found this filter documentation on the ffmpeg-site:
3d-filters
As you can see, the last output-filter is a "HDMI frame pack"-filter.
Is this filter implemented in Kodi? Maybe its not possible to playback MVC with this, but it would bring benefits also for sbs- or tab-files. The output device (a projector in my case) would recognize the incoming 3d-stream automatically.
Edit:
Sorry - wrong sub-forum. Did not see, there is a video-support sub-forum...
Since i have a new gemini-lake-board, i was interested, if it is possible to playback 3d in a reasonable way at last. As far as i understood till now, the hardware-encoding is still problematic. Now i often have read, that software-encoding depends exclusively from ffmpeg and becaus ef that it is impossible to playback MVC.
Now i found this filter documentation on the ffmpeg-site:
3d-filters
As you can see, the last output-filter is a "HDMI frame pack"-filter.
Is this filter implemented in Kodi? Maybe its not possible to playback MVC with this, but it would bring benefits also for sbs- or tab-files. The output device (a projector in my case) would recognize the incoming 3d-stream automatically.
Edit:
Sorry - wrong sub-forum. Did not see, there is a video-support sub-forum...