This is the last step in the setup process, what is left is only to open the Live Video stream from your TV tuner. By default it will be a monoscopic source, but after adding the 3Dfier filter it will be converted into a Side by Side format, so you need to change the Format Layout to that mode. The last thing you need to do is to open the File menu and form there to go to Video Properties in order to setup the incoming video stream. I still haven’t gotten any response from the authors of the filter… This is actually the DirectShow 3Dfier filter ( download it here) that is going to be used for the realtime 2D to stereoscopic 3D video conversion, unfortunately as I already said this is not a free filter and has some limitations for use. Then you need to go to the Decoder menu and there under the Video Processor category Add the 3Dfy 2D-to-3D Transformer. If you use VideoLAN (VLC) for capture of the live stream from the TV tuner to a file and then open the video file in 3D Vision Video Player you are still good to go, but with just a little bit of a delay.Īnd since the Stereoscopic Player is a multipurpouse stereoscopic 3D video player that supports much more than what Nvidia’s player offers, you’ll have to open the File menu and then Settings in order to configure the player to use 3D Vision as a viewing method. That said I should also note that I was able to make things work with NVidia’s player too, but with a bit of workaround which is making it a bit harder and not so convenient.
After playing a bit more with the filter I was able to make it work with live TV feed coming from a TV tuner, but I had to use the Stereoscopic Player instead of Nvidia’s 3D Vision Video Player as only the first one supports the Live Video mode for use with TV tuners and other video capture devices.
I’ve already written about the interesting DirectShow 3Dfier filter that is doing quite well with realtime conversion from 2D video to stereoscopic 3D.
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