| Author | Message | ||
     Adrianna Rating: N/A |
I just got myself a NuVeiw and recorded some footage. I watched it through the glasses I recived with the package from i-glasses.com, with all the lights off but found it flickering heavily, 3d is still there but I reckon this cant be to good for the old brain so is there anyone one who can help me with this please ta | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
Digitalize, watch on PC at higer refresh rate.. | ||
| Adrianna Rating: N/A |
I prefer to watch it on the tv thanks for option anyway | ||
| Greg Rating: N/A |
Try turning your "CONTRAST" (white level) control down, as most set's default settings are normally too high anyway. Also, if your set has a "color tempature" option, set that to the "WARM" or "MOVIE" setting. This should help, but there will always be a little bit of a flicker due to North America's fixed NTSC 60hz refresh rate. (50hz for standard PAL sets, so 3-D flicker is slightly worse for that system.) Best regards, Greg Kintz Operations Engineer WPTA-TV | ||
| Adriannna Rating: N/A |
yea Im running a pal down here in Australia, but I tried what you said Greg and its surley better, thanks heaps regards Adrianna | ||
| Ged Rating: N/A |
I have the Nu-View in the UK (PAL system) and the flicker is rathr annoying. I occasionally convert my PAL video to NTSC and burn to a SVCD (kind of like a DVD but on a CD-R). By the way there is a 3D video newsgroup of over 100 members who discuss tips on how to improve their 3D videos. Many have the NuView, perhaps you'd like to join us? the address is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3dtv/ Regards Ged | ||
| Adrianna Rating: N/A |
Ok Ill give the news group a go Thanks Ged, When u convert to disk do u whatch it on PC or your DVD player of the TV? | ||
| Ged Rating: N/A |
Adrianna , The PC is the best option for flickerless viewing but less than ideal for "comfort" (I've not got an armchair infront of my PC  ), nor is it much good for group viewing (where my PC is located) either. The SVCDs (DVD type CDs) I make are soley for TV viewing, which is better because it's a bigger screen (29"), more comfortable seating, and as many people with shutter glasses can view the video. So it all depends on how I feel at the time Ged http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3dtv/ 3D Video Newsgroup |
