Re: [Bino-list] native 3D-TV support (request)

[Daniel Fratzscher]

Hi Martin,

please do not remove hdmi-frame-pack. We (you) are close to get it 
working perfectly :-). My TV show proper stereo. (Both frmes are 
centered to the correct position) The black bars are equally distributed 
between top and bottom.
The output (3d on TV enabled, 2 video streams of 1920x1080 pixel) look 
like this:
_________
|               |
#########
|________|  (both frames perfectly aligned)

but should look like this:

#########
#########
#########.

It worked with the with the small change I send on 21.03. before you 
fixed the distribution of the black bars.
I hope I managed to describe the problem as exact as needed. Please let 
me know if you need more Information.

Best,
Daniel

Am 30.03.2011 11:22, schrieb Martin Lambers:
> Hi Daniel!
>
> On 30/03/11 11:12, Daniel Fratzscher wrote:
> > Am 29.03.2011 20:42, schrieb Martin Lambers:
> > > On 29/03/11 13:09, Daniel Fratzscher wrote:
> > > > tried your latest patch this weekend. The orientation of both frames
> > > > seems correct (both frames at the same position in 3D-Mode) but at least
> > > > in HDMI-mode they are half in heigt (like top-bottom-half).
> > > When using HDMI mode (or top-bottom-half) on a normal monitor, the
> > > frames will be half in height, but they should look correct if you
> > > switch your 3D display to the corresponding mode. Did you check this?
> > even when changing the resolution to the corresponding mode, apsect
> > ratio stays wrong (only checked in HDMI-mode).
> In order to debug this, I need to know exactly what goes wrong and
> exactly what output you get.
>
> Do you see the video in proper stereo, just with half the height? In
> this case, there must be a large black area somewhere. Is it at the top,
> at the bottom, or equally distributed between top and bottom?
>
> Please describe the situation as precise as possible (input video, input
> stereo layout, input aspect ratio, expected output, actual output). If
> we cannot get the hdmi-frame-pack mode to work properly, I'll have to
> remove it.
>
> Martin