2017-04-13, 02:08
(2017-04-13, 01:51)noggin Wrote: wesk05 is suggesting that rather than the Pi scaling HSBS and HTAB internally to 1080p 3D and outputting as Frame Packed (1920x2205p), that the Pi instead outputs HSBS or HTAB as normal 1920x1080p BUT flags that they are 3D HSBS/HTAB in the HDMI infoframe (which would also trigger a 3D TV into 3D mode)Yes, that's exactly what I meant. The last time I checked (several months ago), it was not converting all 3D input formats to frame packing output. tvservice response suggests that is not the case now.
The tvservice response seems to suggest that it outputs Frame Packed. If I get a chance I'll have a look. My AVR may well tell me the difference.
@infinity85: HDMI 1.4a specs define mandatory 3D formats that all 3D capable devices should support. Frame packing, Side-by-Side (Half) and Top-Bottom are all mandatory formats and there are specific 3D structure codes for each one of them that can be specified in the InfoFrame. 3D displays can detect that and switch to 3D mode automatically.
