Syabas is first to support MKV3D

[LoneWolf]

I am not sure it this is the right thread, but it seems to be very active with 3DSBS topic, so I just ask my questions here. I have an ISO 3D movie file.

1) Does PCH support playing 3D ISO file? It plays 2D on mine. I have the latest A200 FW update.
2) How do I convert the ISO file to a 3D SBS MKV?

Thanks.

[nemesis.ie]

You can unpack the ISO on a computer and see what format the files inside are and then try to play it from the folder or repack it.

[chris57]

No it doesnt support BD ISO, that is what I think the Syabas engineers are freferring to when they mention BD25.

The supported file types are in the release notes.

Search doom9 for 3D tools/

[Snakedoctor]

(06-15-2011 09:20 PM)LoneWolf Wrote:  I am not sure it this is the right thread, but it seems to be very active with 3DSBS topic, so I just ask my questions here. I have an ISO 3D movie file.

1) Does PCH support playing 3D ISO file? It plays 2D on mine. I have the latest A200 FW update.
2) How do I convert the ISO file to a 3D SBS MKV?

Thanks.

I am currently trying out DVDFab iso converter and hoping that it will play either on my iobox or Samsung 3D tv as a MKV.

Update:

The conversion took 42 hrs. I can play the file on my TV.

[Bjur]

I'm new to 3D but will the C-200 play 1080p SBS, I can't seem to find anything in the first post.

[chris57]

(07-25-2011 11:25 AM)Bjur Wrote:  I'm new to 3D but will the C-200 play 1080p SBS, I can't seem to find anything in the first post.

Yes it will provided it is in the correct container. Check the release notes of the recent firmwares as they tell you what containers and how the files should be named.

[MrBosse]

I've encountered something kinda odd on my setup. When naming the files with .3DSBS added to the name the TV (LG 50PZ750W) automaticly switches to 3D (only have to switch on glasses and press OK on the TV-remote to acknowledge), but the inserted (merged into the MKV-file) .ass-subtitle that I created with the srt23dass-tool I found here only comes up in the left-hand part of the screen and double! If I skip the .3DSBS-naming I have to switch on the 3D-setup manually, but the subtitle works as it's supposed to?
Any idea? Should I skip the 3D-.ass and use a standard .srt instead?

[chris57]

I think there's a guide on how to create 2D subtitles from 3D in the 200 series Video section. Apart from that .srt would be the option.

[Yo_18]

In the future it´s planing that a new firmware of the c200 plays Blurays 3D ISOS? Thanks!

[dbone1026]

(09-06-2011 06:47 PM)Yo_18 Wrote:  In the future it´s planing that a new firmware of the c200 plays Blurays 3D ISOS? Thanks!

This is a hardware limitation, not a firmware issue

[Kaysee]

(07-25-2011 06:32 PM)chris57 Wrote:  Yes it will provided it is in the correct container. Check the release notes of the recent firmwares as they tell you what containers and how the files should be named.

Sorry I checked the current release notes, for the A-300, and can't find any mention of which media formats are supported.

Is there a definitive list of supported formats? Is BD 3D ISO playback posible on the A-300?

Keith

[chris57]

No 3D ISO is not possible.

Half resolution 3D SBS or TAB is supported in MKV, MOV, and AVI I thknk. Check the first post as it mentions the containers.

In BD ISO only 2D is supported.

[duramadre]

but full SBS is supported?

[HeartWare]

If by "full SBS" you mean 3840x1080 pixels resolution SBS, then this is not supported in any 3D mode, since the HDMI can only transfer resolutions up to 1920x1080. You can set the player to "Full Screen" and it will scale it down to Half SBS (1920x1080) and you should then be able to watch it in 3D, but you may experience unsatisfactory 3D effect due to the downscaling of the 3840 pixels to 1920 pixels.

[accident]

can the hardware decoder handle that size original?