gd350turbo
22-07-2011, 10:23
Essendo che con la ristrutturazione della camera non so più dove mettere il lettore Blu Ray disc, dovrei infatti prendere un lungo cavo hdmi, e fargli attraversare la camera, vorrei trasferirli sul Networked Media Tank attualmente costituito da un PopcornHour A-200 di cui è prevista la sostituzione a settembre con un Xtreamer Prodigy (http://xtreamer.net/xtreamer-prodigy-upgraded/)
Per i 2D nessun problema, non ho ancora trovato come fare per i 3D stavo quindi cercando informazioni utili allo scopo e chiedevo quindi anche il vostro aiuto per tale cosa:
Leggevo nelle note relative all’firmware 02-04-110308-21-POP-411-000 del medesimo che:
MKV 3D support.
- Support .mk3d extension with StereoMode parameter (side-by-side, top-and-bottom)
- mkvmerge v4.5.0 onwards includes this support.
Quindi ci dovrebbe essere il supporto hardware per la visione dei film 3D.
Dal support di popcorn hour si legge:
Please note that the Popcorn Hour and PopBox products DO NOT support:
Blu-ray 3D rips
Conversion of standard 2D video to 3D
A 3D TV is required. The TV can support either the shutter glasses, passive 3D which use non-shutter technology or even glasses free 3D. Regardless of the 3D technology, it must have it. Without a 3D TV, you will not be able to watch 3D content.
If you are using an audio / video receiver to passthrough video to your TV, and it does not support HDMI 1.4, then the television might not automatically switch to 3D mode. If that's the case, you can still watch you videos in 3D; you will just need to manually turn on the 3D mode on your television.
Setting Up Your Files
First things first; before you can watch 3D files, you'll need to set them up so the box knows that they're 3D.
If they are encoded using Matroska's 3D specification, the Popcorn Hour and PopBox players will automatically recognize the file and no adjustments are necessary. The easy way to check this is looking at the extension. If your file has the MK3D extension, then it is in the Matroska 3D format. You can read more about this format here: http://matroska.net/news/popcorn-3d.html. MKV Toolnix 4.5.0 and onwards has proper support for stereoscopic 3D video.
If you have other stereoscopic 3D videos, you can add a special tag that our box recognizes. If you don't know what stereoscopic 3D is, essentially it's video that is recorded with two cameras and displays one image on the right and one on the left (Side-By-Side) or one on the top and one on the bottom (Top-and-Bottom). The tags are just pieces of text you put in the filename so when the player goes to play them, it will read the filename and enable 3D mode properly. Please review the examples below.
Side-By-Side
Before: Movie.mkv
After: Movie.3DSBS.mkv
Top-And-Bottom
Before: File Name.m2ts
After: File Name.3DTAB.m2ts
Playing the Files
The Popcorn Hour NMJ software and the PopBox media library will scan these files and add a 3D tag to the cover art to let you know which videos are in 3D.
There is NO additional settings that need to be made on your Popcorn Hour or PopBox player.
When you play the file, the player will automatically enable the 3D mode on your 3D capable television. Please note that if you have your TV mode set to anything other than "auto" this might not work.
All’interno del Blu Ray disc si trova un file SSIF della lunghezza pari alla somma dei singoli file relativi al canale video destro e sinistro, tale file pare possa essere convertito da questo programma:
3DBD can convert SSIF files on a Blu Ray disc to individual MKV files
(http://www.biohemmet.se)
Ho iniziato ieri la prima conversione di prova, e su un Q9450 a 3.2 Ghz dopo 12 ore sono al 30%
Tutti i consigli sono ben accetti...
Per i 2D nessun problema, non ho ancora trovato come fare per i 3D stavo quindi cercando informazioni utili allo scopo e chiedevo quindi anche il vostro aiuto per tale cosa:
Leggevo nelle note relative all’firmware 02-04-110308-21-POP-411-000 del medesimo che:
MKV 3D support.
- Support .mk3d extension with StereoMode parameter (side-by-side, top-and-bottom)
- mkvmerge v4.5.0 onwards includes this support.
Quindi ci dovrebbe essere il supporto hardware per la visione dei film 3D.
Dal support di popcorn hour si legge:
Please note that the Popcorn Hour and PopBox products DO NOT support:
Blu-ray 3D rips
Conversion of standard 2D video to 3D
A 3D TV is required. The TV can support either the shutter glasses, passive 3D which use non-shutter technology or even glasses free 3D. Regardless of the 3D technology, it must have it. Without a 3D TV, you will not be able to watch 3D content.
If you are using an audio / video receiver to passthrough video to your TV, and it does not support HDMI 1.4, then the television might not automatically switch to 3D mode. If that's the case, you can still watch you videos in 3D; you will just need to manually turn on the 3D mode on your television.
Setting Up Your Files
First things first; before you can watch 3D files, you'll need to set them up so the box knows that they're 3D.
If they are encoded using Matroska's 3D specification, the Popcorn Hour and PopBox players will automatically recognize the file and no adjustments are necessary. The easy way to check this is looking at the extension. If your file has the MK3D extension, then it is in the Matroska 3D format. You can read more about this format here: http://matroska.net/news/popcorn-3d.html. MKV Toolnix 4.5.0 and onwards has proper support for stereoscopic 3D video.
If you have other stereoscopic 3D videos, you can add a special tag that our box recognizes. If you don't know what stereoscopic 3D is, essentially it's video that is recorded with two cameras and displays one image on the right and one on the left (Side-By-Side) or one on the top and one on the bottom (Top-and-Bottom). The tags are just pieces of text you put in the filename so when the player goes to play them, it will read the filename and enable 3D mode properly. Please review the examples below.
Side-By-Side
Before: Movie.mkv
After: Movie.3DSBS.mkv
Top-And-Bottom
Before: File Name.m2ts
After: File Name.3DTAB.m2ts
Playing the Files
The Popcorn Hour NMJ software and the PopBox media library will scan these files and add a 3D tag to the cover art to let you know which videos are in 3D.
There is NO additional settings that need to be made on your Popcorn Hour or PopBox player.
When you play the file, the player will automatically enable the 3D mode on your 3D capable television. Please note that if you have your TV mode set to anything other than "auto" this might not work.
All’interno del Blu Ray disc si trova un file SSIF della lunghezza pari alla somma dei singoli file relativi al canale video destro e sinistro, tale file pare possa essere convertito da questo programma:
3DBD can convert SSIF files on a Blu Ray disc to individual MKV files
(http://www.biohemmet.se)
Ho iniziato ieri la prima conversione di prova, e su un Q9450 a 3.2 Ghz dopo 12 ore sono al 30%
Tutti i consigli sono ben accetti...