(2023-03-15, 12:15)Aphykit2006 Wrote: Hello
Indeed, I will try to be more specific.
But in summary: I have new equipment, and I took the opportunity to test the old ones.
It turns out that Windows 10 versions above 1800: I can't get 3D MVC to work there.
With Windows 11 3D MVC decoding works fine.
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You did not mention the make and model of your 3D TV.
FWIW, I can get an Intel
NUC6i3SYK, a
NUC6i5SYK and a
NUC8i3BEH to work on Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 21H2, but they all work on a
Vizio 3D TV, they do not work at all on a
LG 3D TV. The 3D "hardware mode" on the LG TV either crashes KODI, or depending on the setting falls back to non-hardware mode and shows MVC videos as Over/Under.
So I think it's important to also mention the TV you are using.
I also tested a couple of other mini PCs. One with a
Celeron J4125, and one with a
Core i5-1145G7. Since these already had an OS installed I used it and installed KODI 20 MVC.
The J4125 has Windows 10 Pro 20H2 (Intel UHD 600 Graphics). When enabling 3D hardware mode, it triggers the Vizio's 3D mode, but the left eye is dark. I can press "\" to go into a windowed mode, and then the 3D image looks right, but it's not working right as far as I'm concerned. Selecting software modes (side-by-side, or Over/Under) manually works fine.
The core i5-1145G7 had Windows 10 Enterprise SAC 22H2 (Intel Iris Plus 655). When enabling 3D hardware mode, it starts playback, it enables 3D mode in the TV, but the screen is blank. I get audio, but no video. Going into software 3D modes works fine.
These last tests were done on the Vizio TV. I also tested the Celeron J4125 on the LG, and it didn't work either. It doesn't trigger the 3D mode of the TV, and it automatically reverts to software mode (HSBS or HTAB/OU)