| Author | Message | ||
     Tobias Laubach Rating: N/A |
Hello all, a main feature of the Daeyang i-visor DH-4400VPD seems to be it's dual input capability for separate video signals whereas the i-glasses SVGA 3D Pro is only capable of a page flipping mode. My Questions: What is the advantage of dual input over page flipping? - From a user's point of view: Is a difference in image quality (e.g. flicker, resolution) noticeable? I have read that the page flipping mode on the SVGA3D is only working sufficiently at 60 Hz (30 Hz per eye)? - From a technical point of view: Is it easier to handle dual input (e.g. driver issues)? (I am planning to use the HMD for an application to be developed on a Linux machine, using a nVidia Quadro4 380 XGL GPU) Thanks a lot! Regards, Tobias Laubach | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
The Daeyang i-visor is discontinued. | ||
| M.H. Rating: N/A |
With dual input you will have less problem with correct left/right eye assigment. Without this future (or DIN-3 based connector sync) you will fall in non-cotorled left-right eye switching problems ... |
