2014-05-29, 22:23
Quote:By which time the current 3D obsession may be over, if it isn't already.Or maybe somebody will make a tv that I don't have to wear 2 pairs of glasses to watch.
Quote:By which time the current 3D obsession may be over, if it isn't already.Or maybe somebody will make a tv that I don't have to wear 2 pairs of glasses to watch.
(2014-05-29, 12:20)Hasu0bs Wrote: HSBS and highest resolution at the same time is not possible. If you want to rip, you can choose FullSBS or FullTAB format. For 3D detection make sure you have the 3D flag set in your MKV header as XBMC will prefer those over the filename detection.
(2014-05-29, 15:06)wgstarks Wrote:(2014-05-29, 08:00)Batiatus Wrote: What are people using to rip/convert their 3D BD's to HSBS MKV? I've been trying DVDFab9 with mixed results. Also having some trouble getting XBMC to recognize the file even if named properly with .HSBS tags.
Ideally I want the highest HSBS resolution with untouched HD audio, chapters and subtitles even if I have to remux that all in.
I use DVDFab for my FSBS rips works fairly well but I have to edit the headers or remux to get the proper aspect ratio. For 3D detection you can also use the file tag 3D.sbs on your mkv files. Full Details
(2014-05-29, 16:17)da-anda Wrote: + framepacking requires HW driver support, which might not be a problem on Windows, but I'm not sure about the linux world
(2014-06-21, 21:10)KenV99 Wrote: 1) When NOT using a filename tag, only mkv files with the appropriate headers seem to be detected. WMV files with the appropriate headers are not detected. It does not seem to detect mp4 files, but I cannot find a tool to check that my sample files have the correct flag under the SEI FPA tag.WMV and MP4 headers are not yet supported. There is a PR pending to add WMV support. If you have a link at hand for the MP4 spec I can have a look and try to add it.
(2014-06-21, 21:10)KenV99 Wrote: 2) The wiki seems to indicate that there is a way of using anaglyph and row interleaved 3D but does not indicate either a way of detecting them thru embedded information nor a way of using the filename to tag these files. So I am a little unclear how such a file would ever be tagged as anaglyph or interleaved.we can convert videos into these formats (like render a SBS as interleaved) on selected platforms. And because source material encoded in those is quite rare and we didn't have any test files, we did not yet include detection support for those formats (headers should work but not file name flags).
(2014-06-21, 21:10)KenV99 Wrote: 3) The wiki for InfoLabels http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=InfoLabels indicates that return values are: "mono, split_vertical, split_horizontal, row_interleaved, anaglyph_cyan_red, anaglyph_green_magenta". However for 'mono' or 2D files, using 'xbmc.getInfoLabel("VideoPlayer.StereoscopicMode")' i am getting an empty string in return instead of 'mono'. For TAB/OU files I am getting 'top_bottom' instead of 'split_horizontal' and for SBS, I am getting 'left_right' instead of 'split_vertical'.have to check