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MAG79
hmmmm, that s strange, it isn t the GPU acc. because that s already enabled. Could the bottom edge distortions be caused by another thing than the SHARP shader?

MAG79
have to check this tonight. I DID install the new WHQL nvidia drivers last weekend so maybe GPU acc. was disabled after that.....

I owned quite some projectors and the RS45 is one of them. The RS45 is THE projector to beat as for 2D under 5K. The 3D is terrible on it. The new RS46 isn t much better. (the ghosting is a little better but it still flickers like hell). The Sony HW50 is a little better but still makes me nauseous after watching 15minutes of 3D content. The W7000 really shines in 3D but indeed lacks contrast. The just released Mitsubishi HC8000DBL COULD be the 2D+3D projector to beat this year. SOme initial testing is done atm by some projector gurus on the AVS community. If you want top notch 3D you can look at the $ 40.000,00 SIM2 3D-S. This is one of the few HT projectors that support tripple flash (144Hz) in 3D mode.

But I m going way OT with all this projector talk

'We' have to find out if PowerDVD or Total Media Theater could support SVP. (Corelsoft windvd sucks)

I`m not changing my projector and get a huge hit changing it. I just wish (for now) if a program like SVP would work with frame packed 3D. That`s all I care about.
I want nothing to do with SBS 3D...to me it sucks!

I guess I just have to wait

Regards,

AndreaMG
Like I said, madVR is a RENDERER. The only thing madshi could accomplish in the future is make madVR support players that are 3D Blu-Ray capable.

3D Blu-Ray on a htpc is ONLY supported by PowerDVD, Total Media Theater and WinDVD. You cannot play 3D Blu-Ray with other software, also not with StereoScopic or 3D Vision Video Player. I ve asked on the PowerDVD and TMT forum a few weeks ago if ffdshow is supported but I never got an answer to this
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/ … 25615.page
http://www.arcsoft.com/forum/forum_post … 9160#49160

@Fatsahft: your W7000 is flawless concerning flicker and ghosting. No better choise under 10K you can make for this. The motion on the W7000 is also much better then the motion handling of non-DLP machines. However, the W7000 really lacks black performance. I have the Sony HW50 atm. This has great blacks and superb colors in 3D but the downside is that it has much more flicker and ghosting then DLP. You might want to check out the Mitsubishi HC8000DBL as it seems to have great contrast, good brightness, no crosstalk and above all a flickerfree picture. If SVP will support PowerDVD or Total Media Theater you have the ultimate 3D setup with a HC8000DBL+SVP for under 10K!

MAG79
Jup, I got 59.94XXX reported by madVR. madVR tells me 'one frame dropped every 21 minutes'. That would be approx. 3 dropped frames per hour. But I get 20-30 dropped frames in one hour. Do I have to ask madshi (madVR author) what could this be or do you have an idea too maybe?

MAG79

1. 23,976 content (this is what I only play)
2. I know it s only a name but I thought that on most NVIDIA settings 59 = 59.94 and that is the one that we want to use I thought......

My display device (Sony HW50 front projector) supports only 1080/24p, 1080/50p and 1080/60p

by the way MAG, I thought that when your display has 50, 59 and 60 options 59 is best to pick? You are saying 60 in this topic..... Or is this only for HTPC/Nvidia users?

Don t agree with you here MAG. SVP does frame interpolation MUCH better then any FI mode on a standalone display device!

MAG? Any thought?

MAG,

Any news yet on the 1.5M/1M50% mode?

I have another question:
If I want to video (after the SVP processing) to be as close as possible to the original, what are the settings that has to be used? I am NOT talking about the amout of frames here but about other aspects like blurring etc. So right now I m using 1M50% (smooth.scene.limits.m1 = 0 + smooth.scene.limits.m2 = 0;) and I m looking for the settings that will result in video that is closest to the original for the following settings. Could you advise on this?