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    could i use stereoscopic glasses with dv5000?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Boai, Sep 23, 2006.

  1. Boai

    Boai Notebook Guru

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    i think this question a little stupid :eek:

    i find this http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/lib/razorback_anaglyphs.html
    can i build a red&blue glasses for that photo? also i remember the nvidia video card had 3d driver~ could i use it with red&blue glasses and then play game? :p :nvidia:
     
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    Don't know if you could build glasses, but by the looks of the photo, any 3d glasses will work. Looks like you need to take a trip to the grocery store and see which kids cereal has a pair in them this time. :)
     
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    thanks~ but, you havent aswer my second question~
     
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    i had try install nvidia 3d stereo driver and enable it but nothing happen~~ why?
     
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    The nvidia driver and 3d games require a special set of glasses. They use special LCD 'shutters' in each lens that open and close for one eye then the other. This is synced with each frame so the correct eye gets the the correct perspective. Sorry can't find these in a box of cereal. ;)

    But then again they won't do much good for the Nasa photo either. :)

    Zany
     
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    Boai, Sep 24, 2006
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