| Author | Message | ||
     mchild Rating: N/A |
I have an old projector that is strictly NTSC. My question is this. If a shutter glass system works correctly with a VGA card (with a NTSC-out,) is there a way to sync the shutter glasses to the TV-out? If so, which shutter glasses, video card combination works the best? Thanks. | ||
| Alexander Oest Rating: N/A |
If you've got a NVidia based graphics card, this might help: http://www.stereovision.net/toxicx/tvout.htm Alex | ||
| Brett Rating: N/A |
I read the artical at stereovision.net and had a go with my GeForce 2 TV out and it did work. The image was a little flickery however with only effectively having 30 frames per eye. I was thinking though, If this works with a lower refresh rate, 60hz, then using the same methode should product the same affect on lower end CRT video projectors that run at 60hz to 75hz. I have been looking for a projector that runs at 100hz or over and they are hard to find at a reasonable price. I might borrow a Sony 1051q that runs 75hz and give it a go. You never know. |
