[liquidskin76]

not really, xbmc will squeeze, so to speak, a 3D full sbs 3840x1080 to 1920x1080 and then send it via hdmi where as a 3d device like a 3d bluray player then will use for example framepackaging to send the full 3840x1080 via hdmi 1.4 to the display where the stream is then handled accordingly

so when you use a 3840x1080 on xbmc it will not matter as only information of 1920x1080 will reach the display anyway, as far as I observed it, sending a 3d full sbs still leaves you with a half sbs on the display as the information/stream is not squeezed and sent but squeezed and lost while being sent to the display

correct me if I am wrong but without a stereoscopic encoder that will send 3840x1080 to the display, xbmc does not afaik, you will never have the same data-rate/frame-rate going across the hdmi as the original input that xbmc de-codes, so you end up with 960x1080 or half sbs in the end

You have a very good point there. Makes total sense.

So does Stereoscopic Player behave correctly? Guess so.

Cheers for the enlightenment!