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     Bjoern R. Rating: N/A |
Hello everybody, I want to setup two beamers with pol-filters, projecting everything to a silver-screen and having pol-glasses of course. The two beamers should be connected to a GeForce4 TI4600 graphics card (this card can handle two monitors or beamers at the same time). The idear is, to produce two different signals for the left/right eye of course. My problem: I need a driver, which links into the directx-system and creates two signales out of one. A company named more3d have a solution for that: http://more3d.com/DATA/more3d_Requirements.pdf But I am shocked as I saw their price list: They want to have 5000 Euro per year only for the driver (http://more3d.com/DATA/more3DRetailPricelistQ1_2003.pdf)! Of course I am willing to pay, but not 5000 Euro - for that I can get a third beamer or something else ;-) Anybody who have an other solution or driver for a two-beamer-system with pol-filters? Any other suggestions? | ||
| Alexander Oest Rating: N/A |
This topic - separating left and right eyes' views onto two vga ports - has been discussed a couple of time. Most lately in this thread: http://www.stereo3d.com/discus/messages/22/1767.html?1044019789 My guess is your best option is using the Nvidia stereo drivers as described by Ray Price in this thread: http://www.stereo3d.com/discus/messages/24/1164.html? Maart also has got it working - see this thread (the later posts) http://www.stereo3d.com/discus/messages/21/1179.html?1041274962 Let's know how it works out. Alex |
