| Author | Message | ||
     Michael Rating: N/A |
Would you say that with the drivers out there, nvidia and wicked3d and so on.. With all these troubles that people are having, does it more fall on the OP system your running or with the glasses themselves.. Say you have a geforce2 or 3 or 4 card running winxp and have the 30.82 drivers. Now you have the elas glasses or E-dimensions or i-art or those Crystal 3, the ones that are $$$$$. Would you still have the prob is my question between glasses.. Or is it a conflict between your system and drivers... Any light on this. I have revolators for 3 years now and they still work, but occasionally the games freeze. Want to know what is the top dawg of shutter glasses out there.!!! Please respond FOKES... | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
None of the drivers is capable of detecting the glasses. It doesn't matter if any glasses are attached to the PC. You can test-run any driver without owning the glasses. It's all between the OS, the VGA-board and the drivers. There's one point however. The Revelator glasses need active triggering which causes some problems. You can deactivate the trigger signal in the nVidia driver, but this may only solve monitor/DDC problems. Christoph | ||
| michael Rating: N/A |
Hey Christoph, how do I go about deactivating the trigger signal as you spoke? | ||
| Le Grand Duc Rating: N/A |
Deactivating the trigger signal won't solve games freezing - it can only solve situations where glasses flicker out of synch. | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
http://www.stereo3d.com/news/news0062.html | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
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