[ppoulos]

Hmm.
What you mean with a "full HD 3D output" is 1920x1080 and with both movies (for both eyes) reduced to side by side (HSBS)?

I thought, both movies with full resolution can be send completely to the output device, like if you use a Bluray player or so.

But if I set "Decode the stereo stream from 3D files" in the settings, then I can choose only from hou, hsbs, analgyph and these things, so both available full hd movies within the MVC streams will always be reduced to one full hd movie.
Whether I choose this setting or not, my beamer don't recognize a 3D movie in auto mode, only with choosing this, I got a HSBS file and have to set to this setting manually.

Still I do not understand the bebefit of this special version.

Perhaps someone can explain this a bit more ...

Thanks.

First off I assume that you have a TV Display that is capable of displaying ALL 3D images sent to it through your HDMI input. That is you display can decode MVC, SBS, and TAB 3D formats and automatically sense and recognize when a 3D image is being sent to your HDMI input. And I assume your Windows Hardware is capable of processing 3D movie information.

In addition verify that under the Settings/Player/Videos Stereoscopic 3D setting the Playback mode of stereoscopic 3D videos is set to Preferred mode AND that the Decode the stereo stream from 3D files is ticked ON. Then verify under the Settings/System/Display Stereoscopic 3D setting the - Preferred mode is set to either Hardware based or same as movie (both these settings work for me).