CurtPalme.com Home Theater Forum

[CIR Engineering]

You know, I think that I now recall that the Vision only supports 1080i at 60Hz and no other frequencies. It is worth checking though I think...

craigr

[dturco]

[Tim in Phoenix]

It did lock to 1080i on the input and displayed 817x1920@72 once and then I pushed a wrong button on the save and the 960x1920@72happened so... I think I broke it. Overshot the 148Mhz clock for the DVI ?


Try a firmware update, get the latest from the Lumagen downloads page and run it in Forced mode, it may clean things up for you.

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[dturco]

[stefuel]

I have no desire to ever........ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.................................
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ever,ever, did I say ever, get suited up like a WWII open cockpit fighter pilot to watch
a movie.
3-D will happen in my house when honest to goodness holographic displays are here.
In the very unlikely event that I change my mind, I won't be dumping a boatload of cash into
the CRT technology to do it. Digital will be good enough.

[cmjohnson]

Since I already wear glasses, I'd be completely willing to accept LCD shutter glasses provided they're prescription glasses, too.

3D glasses are problematic for those of us who already wear glasses. We need an integrated solution.


True holographic displays are probably possible but it'll be a LONG time before they're of respectable size and in your home theater.
It will be an EXPENSIVE technology to develop, implement, and mass-produce.


I've already seen "naked eye" 3D collimated displays at a trade show. The technology works. It's projection sized. And it's expensive as hell.


CJ

[CIR Engineering]

[David_Web]

If the VP can't accept 1920x2205@24 over/under that the player will send then what's the point?
And send the proper EDID information to enable it from the player.

[dturco]

Craig I'll try it now and let you know.

[CIR Engineering]

[dturco]

Well Craig, I unplugged the VISION PRO a few days ago and when I plugged it back in still no picture. Did your menu reset and it came back to life, but all of my old settings were still there? Anyway thanks for the info.

Now to your question, set output to 1080i [selected 1080 interlaced after typing 1080 in output box] then selecting VRES 96.00 or 120.00

The marquee see 33.71hz by 59.93hz or just plain ole' 1080i.

So again you were right


Input doesn't matter but just in case input was 480i or maybe 480p with an Integra dps 10.5 set to source resolution. Cables Blue jeans HDMI to DVI to PRO pro out Bluejeans cable to Moome V-2 card.

Thanks for your help and if there's anything else you would like me to check I'd be happy to do it.

[David_Web]

If you look under surround sound receivers in the HD Guru article they mention their incompatibility. But it might not affect things if the FHD3D signal won't be sent. But somehow I doubt it. We have to wait and see.

1080p is only half the resolution that will be sent. 2205 if the full height from what I can see.
But as I said earlier someone might make a player that does what we want.

[Kiev Savoie]

[CIR Engineering]

[kschmit2]

[CIR Engineering]

I just spent a while on the phone with Jim at Lumagen. The next major release they are working on for the Radiance processors is to support 3D. Please have a look at this thread.

http://www.curtpalme.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=255316

Unfortunately for the Vision crowd, after talking to Jim I think that the Vision will not support 3D. The reason for this is that the input on the Vision does not have enough bandwidth It looks like the 1080p 24Hz signal being supplied will actually require about the same BW (slightly less) than 1080p 60Hz which the Vision just can not do. So sorry for getting Vision people's hopes up

But I think the Radiance people can start getting giddy now.

craigr

[Miller101]

Lots of very nice and detail information, thanks guys, also I was checking out the LCD 3D setups and the nVidia 3D card over the weekend.

The 3D blue ray was disappointing, the setup has a Samsung LCD hooked to a Blue Ray 3D player with the shutter type glasses. The picture does not come even close to the theaters let alone something like IMAX. the image looked slightly blurred even with the glasses.

The nVidia setup looks much better, but not a very good comparison to the 3D LCD as this was playing a 3D game. But the 3D effects looked more pleasing.

As I already have a HTPC running my Marquee 8500, with HDFury II, this is the setup I am planing on trying first. My concern is if the HDFury will be able to handle the extra bandwidth for the 3D signal. And to figure out a way to control the shutter synchronization. It looks like the wired version posted in one of the posts here will solve that problem.

But with the price of the package still in the $300 range, I will have to wait a few months till the price drops to a acceptable level to do experiments with. javascript:emoticon('')

[Sparky015]

[CIR Engineering]

[CIR Engineering]

How did my quote of your post wind up on top of your original post

craigr