2015-12-14, 19:21
"To watch 3D movies will i need a 3D tV or a 5KPlayer media player installed on pc?"
This guide assumes you have a 3D capable panel using an external player capable of 3D MVC rendering.
A quick google for the 5K Player looks like it converts 2D to 3D anaglyph for non 3D panels which is not the quality most want to achieve.
It may be capable of rendering SBS or TAB but the internal Kodi dvdplayer already does this as well as anaglyph making 5K Player redundant.
Understand this guide leans towards a How To for full quality 1:1 Blu-ray 3D rip playback integrated and automated using Kodi.
At this time, PDVD fills all the requirements. I know of no other player with continued support and features that does, let alone freeware.
Should you prefer a different player for your own specific needs, simply change all lines in the code from PDVD to match yours and try it.
You may find the code here over done and not exactly compatible for what you might want to achieve and a basic code to call an external player from Kodi would be more appropriate found by searching another thread.
This guide assumes you have a 3D capable panel using an external player capable of 3D MVC rendering.
A quick google for the 5K Player looks like it converts 2D to 3D anaglyph for non 3D panels which is not the quality most want to achieve.
It may be capable of rendering SBS or TAB but the internal Kodi dvdplayer already does this as well as anaglyph making 5K Player redundant.
Understand this guide leans towards a How To for full quality 1:1 Blu-ray 3D rip playback integrated and automated using Kodi.
At this time, PDVD fills all the requirements. I know of no other player with continued support and features that does, let alone freeware.
Should you prefer a different player for your own specific needs, simply change all lines in the code from PDVD to match yours and try it.
You may find the code here over done and not exactly compatible for what you might want to achieve and a basic code to call an external player from Kodi would be more appropriate found by searching another thread.
