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     Anonymous Rating: N/A |
When will i art release their own drivers with voodoo5 support for the eye3d? the metabyte ones arent working very well. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
There are no i-Art drivers. All versions come from Metabyte. The OEM versions, like Eye3D, only have different color codes. Christoph | ||||||||||||||||||
| Andreas Schulz Rating: N/A |
So, in other words, when will I-Art get a version from Wicked3D with their colour codes ? BTW : Guess it's time for a fresh Wicked3D colour code compatibility matrix:
[+] (should be) obvious...
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| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
>>>1) May occasionally work according to Chris' Eye3D review It usually works and occasionally misses the H3D-code, especially the deactivation code when you go back to the Windows desktop >>>2) Works according to H3D Terminator review at VoodooExtreme - they were told to get the latest Wicked3D drivers for the Terminator 3) Doesn't work according to Chris' (preliminary) Terminator review - so who is right for the Terminator ? Question is: what was tested by VoodooExtreme - Terminator or Universal? Both look exactly the same. i-glasses told me not to use the name Terminator for the new 'Universal'. >>>4) Would be interesting for owners of old H3D glasses, since i-O Display sell their driver separately (+dongle, which might be interesting for Revelator owners in turn, since it's VESA compatible, but not to the legacy H3D emitter) No, the 'I-O Display' version of the driver has the new color code and doesn't trigger the classic H3D/eyeScream controller. H3D-Activator doesn't help here, since the classic H3D-controller doesn't 'hold' it's state when graphics modes change. Christoph |
