Re: [Bino-list] SBS mkv with Bino on a passiv monitor

[Timo Weigelt]

Hi,

thanks for the fast reply. I figured out how to do it. I acted stupid
the first minutes I tried out to get it running. Just had to put the
input in "left/right, half width" and the output to "even/uneven
lines" (don't know if those are the correct translations for the modes
since I use Bino in German). It works perfetly.

One other thing. I'm a graphic designer. Not professional but I would
say I'm pretty good at what I'm doing. So sorry to say but I don't
like the Bino icon and the GUI of the program. I would offer you to do
some new graphics If you're up for it. For free of course. I'm going
to use this program a lot more often from now on. So it would be great
to improve some stuff and give the program a bit more of the
wow-effect and some eye-candy.

Just text me back if you're interested.

Timo

2013/3/23 Martin Lambers <address@hidden>:
> Hi Timo!
>
> On Sat, 23 Mar 2013 16:32:13 +0100, Timo Weigelt wrote:
>> I was wondering if I can play a 720p mkv (sbs 3D) with your player. Of
>> course I can play it... But I'm using a 27' AOC 3D monitor. It's a
>> passive monitor which uses the polarisation effect to create 3D
>> effects.
>>
>> I tried to watch some 3D videos on youtube. Most of them started with
>> SBS, I changed the effect to overlapping and voila: it was perfect 3D.
>>
>> Now I was wondering if I can create this effect with your program Bino
>> as well. Can I change my SBS 720p mkv video, that it displays with the
>> overlapping effect for a passiv monitor?
>
> I don't know what "overlapping" means, but chances are that Bino
> supports the correct mode for your monitor.
>
> Either look up the monitor documentation to find out which Bino output
> mode to use, or just try them all one after another and see which works
> (for some you may have to switch to fullscreen).
>
> Martin