I did some experimenting, and when you first play a F-SBS movie you get a cropped image like in the first post of this thread… BUT, go into the setting and adjust the pixel ratio all the way to the left (0.50) and the full image is displayed and in 3D…
No luck with Full-OU though, it reverts to 2D playback, so no adjustment of the settings will help that…
That makes sense, if you halve the horizontal ratio you get half the definition… But at least I can now play my F-SBS videos without having to recode them to H-SBS until, hopefully, we get true F-SBS support.
The latest update now supports Full-SBS AND Full-OU, and it works flawlessly , at least for H.264 encoded files, it doesn’t like HEVC encoded files, but this is not a huge problem for me as I only have a handful, and I can re-encode them.
A big thanks for implementing this - really excited by it. However I’m trying to get this to work with my LG TV and am having some issues. The TV in question is a a OLED55E6V. I have tried preparing some full size SBS/TB video using BD3D2MK3D. The problem seems to be that on playback, while the TV goes into 3d mode its not seeing the input as SBS or TB (presumably treating it as frame packed, and once its gone into that 3d mode as a result of Vero presumably telling it to do so I can’t manually select a SBS type mode). If I modify the MKV and set the ‘video stereo mode’ to 0 (from say 1 for SBS) then while the TV doesn’t auto switch to 3d (which is expected), I can then select SBS on the TV and the video plays just fine in 3D. Any ideas? Many thanks!
None at all and mkvs in that format just work seamlessly. Its just the side-by-side which I’m having an issue with. But if the mkv is a side-by-side why would it be intentional to treat it as frame packed? or is that the tv should be able to see something in the stream (based on the ‘video stereo mode’?) to know its side-by-side when flipped to 3d mode and its not spotting that and just defaulting to frame packed?