| Author | Message | ||
     Philip Heggie Rating: N/A |
I bought a second Virtual fx and daisy chain the two together and block the infrared sender from one with black insulation tape. I find that powering them down and up again several times you can through random probability get them to add video field shifts together to give much more realistic 3d. I'm suggesting you make a super virtual fx or virtual fx pro model that adds an extra field delay to the existing field delay provided by the standard virtual fx. It would be awesome. My set up looks fantastic. I use Music Video mode on both Virtual fx's as this gives least amount of picture distortion. I only use Parallax on the second Virtual fx the one connected direct to the TV. A parallax of 10 looks nice. There seems to be four random possibilities of field delay on powering up the Virtual fx's. Two of the possibilities the field delays subtract and cancel one another out so destroy good 3d. The other two possibilities field delays add together one looks okay but seems to be reverse stereo so looks not quite right. The other possibility looks best with very realistic looking 3d. So a number of power ups must be done to randomly get the best setting. Cheers Philip | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Philip, could you be more detailed on how you connected up your Virtual FXs. i would like to try it. please be as explisit as you can maby a diagram of the wireing and connecting set up of the 2 Virtual FX to the TV and the 2 boxes......thanks | ||
| Philip Heggie Rating: N/A |
STEP 1 Connections [Video Source (Video out)] connect to Virtual FX 1 (Video In) Virtual FX 1 (Video Out) connect to Virtual FX 2 (Video In) Virtual FX 2 (Video Out) connect to TV (Video In) STEP 2 Power up Virtual FX 1 first Once initialised 2 big green lights will be on then power up Virtual FX 2 and wait till it's initialised 2 big green lights on If necessary power them down and repeat step 2 until you see on the TV the two seperate fields left right images are moving differently then the fields are seperating in the Virtual fx's and best 3d is being achieved. | ||
| Philip Heggie Rating: N/A |
some video sources like my digital set top box for digital TV fail to initialize the Virtual fx's in to video field delay, but both my computers TV outs and stand alone DVD player do. So to get the digital set top box to work I initialise the virtual fx's with the dvd player or computers TV out connected as the video source and use a video switch box to switch over the video source to the digital set top box to get the virtual fx's video field delay to work on digital TV. | ||
| Philip Heggie Rating: N/A |
I actually didn't mean we make a super virtual Fx or virtual fx pro. I hope i-glasses or x3d manufacture that. In the meantime we can do a similar thing by using two virtual fx's connected together. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Great site! Best wishes! | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
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