| Author | Message | ||
     Michal Husak Rating: N/A |
Tetratel have redesigned its WWW - www.tetratel.com. You can downlad for free the Movie Plus stereo-video playback software (gues who was reponsible for development  from it. This software can tansfer several movie format on the fly to the interlaced pattern, create pseudo 3D effect from 2 D movies, accept AVI,mpeg,AFS movies + special .mcf file for Internet streaming playback. An [dead link removed by admin] WWW with [removed by admin] staff in this format will be availabe in the near future + They have a new version of the EyeFX glasses for 50 $ (line blanking mode + sync to HW page flipping) (Message edited by admin on August 28, 2013) (Message edited by admin on August 28, 2013) | ||
| Himself Rating: N/A |
Is there a list of 3D games it supports? | ||
| Michal Husak Rating: N/A |
It does not support any game, it is just stereomovie player. | ||
| Himself Rating: N/A |
Check the site for the glasses, in any event, I emailed them and they say it supports games to the same degree that vr caddy does. It doesn't matter to me, at $50 CDN it would have been a good deal, at $50 US not so much. | ||
| Michal Husak Rating: N/A |
I was speaking about the Movie Player. I know that Tetratel have its oven game wraper equivalent to VrCaddy - interlaced version. I was participating in testing of this wrpaer. | ||
| Ken Rating: N/A |
The 3D game converter is called the 3D Video Game Plus. The game support for the Video Game Plus is similar as the VR Caddy. The '3D Movie Plus' is great. We currently have about 10 short movies on the Internet to view for free. These are some of the best animations around. You can see them at http://www.tetratel.com. Adult movies are available in 3D at Adult3D but it is currently locked until the site is complete. Make sure you update the Media drivers to ver. 7 and have a good connection (Cable or equivelent)to view them. Enjoy!. =============== Ken @ Tetratel | ||
| stewart@cwonline.com Rating: N/A |
The movies you listed on you site are from a company called Protologic who were based here in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. They are from a screen saver called Virtual Encounters (a 1996 software release) (that was distributed by Elgin Interactive). They have a nice 3D effect for sure! I've worked with Protologic back in 1996 but I haven't seen or worked with them lately. |
