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From: | Rafael de Pelegrini Soares |
Subject: | Re: [Bino-list] Software alternating problem |
Date: | Wed, 1 Oct 2014 13:34:03 -0300 |
Sure, if you can switch to HDMI 1.4a frame packed mode, and your projector supports it, that's the safest way to go."HDMI1.4a frame packed is a special thing, and can usually be triggered by setting the graphics card resolution to 1920x2205p or 1280x1470p. Sometimes, this requires setting a custom resolution on your display driver. You can usually find that kind of information on 3D gaming forums, such as http://www.mtbs3d.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=84&t=10072
Alternated modes can usually be obtained either using either OpenGL quad-buffer or alternating modes, seehttp://bino3d.org/doc/bino.html#Output-Techniques for a list of supported output modes in Bino."If someone has experience on HDMI 1.4a frame packed on Linux + i915, please share it !fredLe 1 oct. 2014 à 16:28, Rafael de Pelegrini Soares <address@hidden> a écrit :Dear Fred,Thank you for the prompt reply. It is really sad to hear that I'll have to go to Windows to get this working...The computer I'm using for this is a 2014 model, the lenovo yoga 11s. Regarding Intel graphics and 3D, I could find some information like this:But I'm no expert on the subject, can we try something like this? I could probably try to patch the bino code if you give me some instruction.PS. The software alternating of the Windows version of Bino performed even worse in my system.
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