2013-08-12, 18:02
don't think we'll add a setting to split or not split subs. If there is a way to autodetect this stuff it could be added (PRs welcome ofc), but no setting that's only useful for like 2% of users with those messed subs
(2013-08-12, 17:46)baijuxavior Wrote: Now coming to your 3D version, I tested it on my nVidia system and when I play a SBS or OU movie selecting 'Hardware based' as preferred 3d mode, my TV switchesto 3D mode with message '3D signal detected', but the movie is still playing in SBS or OU. If I change the 3dmode to other options like SBS or even 2D the TV will again show 3D signal detected. I can't manually select the SBS mode in TV as it is already in 3D mode. Am I missing something here? Can this version convert SBS and OU to framepacked mode?It seems that xbmc doesn't detect movie as stereo. Try this steps:
Thanks.
(2013-08-12, 20:57)afedchin Wrote:(2013-08-12, 17:46)baijuxavior Wrote: Now coming to your 3D version, I tested it on my nVidia system and when I play a SBS or OU movie selecting 'Hardware based' as preferred 3d mode, my TV switchesto 3D mode with message '3D signal detected', but the movie is still playing in SBS or OU. If I change the 3dmode to other options like SBS or even 2D the TV will again show 3D signal detected. I can't manually select the SBS mode in TV as it is already in 3D mode. Am I missing something here? Can this version convert SBS and OU to framepacked mode?It seems that xbmc doesn't detect movie as stereo. Try this steps:
Thanks.
- If after launch xbmc the TV switched to 3D mode then press the Ctrl+Alt+T (this is system keyboard shortcut) to turn off the stereo mode.
- Start playback movie.
- Select monoscopic (2D) mode. You should see one (left) view.
- If after select monoscopic mode the xbmc shows movie as SBS or TAB then go to video settings and set up correct stereoscopic type of movie.
- Change stereo mode to hardwarebased.
(2013-07-25, 17:27)liquidskin76 Wrote: Hi afedchin,
One thing I've noticed with the way Intel switches to Stereo Mode is that it's not the smoothest or most elegant thing to look at! For example, with AMD's switching to AMD HD3D, you get a nice black screen whilst it's switching. With Intel, you a grey screen, then a black screen, then a smaller grey screen, then a flicker, etc. It's looks horrible!
Anyway, is that something you can cure with a fancy bit of coding? So you only see a plain black screen until playback starts?
Call it a job to improve the user experience!
Thanks
<video>
<dxvausehdprocessor>true</dxvausehdprocessor>
</video>
(2013-08-14, 16:02)afedchin Wrote: @baijuxavior,
Do you have installed NVidia 3DTV toolset?
(2013-08-15, 12:14)Enkhil Wrote: - The option to start with SBS mode enabled was removed some versions ago because tv users have to set their tvs to 3d-mode first, but my setup is always in 3D mode, so I'd like xbmc to always have sbs mode enabled. I watch 2d by simply only tuning one of the projectors on. Is there any way to make xbmc start with 3d mode on?
- I'm getting quadruple subtitles now, because my 3D movies have double subtitles muxed into the file so that they can be played on a 3840x1080 desktop with a regular player. I know it's already been said that an option to disable subtitle doubling wont be included, but I just wanted to list it anyway.
(2013-08-15, 12:14)Enkhil Wrote: - Full SBS (3840x1080) videos play perfectly, but H-SBS and regular 2D 1080p videos get their aspect ratios messed up. I can fix this by setting the pixel ratio to 2.00, but if I apply this to all videos, full sbs files now get squashed and 720p videos don't get scaled up to 1080p. I'm also assuming the regular 1080p movies now first gets squashed and then stretched back out, which would result in lower quality. Is there any way to stop this from happening?
(2013-08-18, 17:59)elupus Wrote: Fixed the calibration bug in master. You should go to settings and calibrate the pixel resolution of that mode while in 3d mode to 1.0
(2013-08-18, 18:01)elupus Wrote: Note, your full SBS movies very likely have "wrong" aspect ratio setup. Mkv's should have their display ratio setup to 16:9 not the full size aspect. You can fix that up using some mkv edit program.
For wmv's I've not figure out how they store this information.