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I recently purchased an Epson 3020 projector which has 3D capability. I connected my desktop computer using HDMI directly to the projector and my desktop has a Nvidia GTX 680 graphics card.
I have not used the 3D feature before and was trying to set it up for the first time. I go into the nvidia control panel and enable the stereoscopic 3D, using the 3D setup wizard. The display gets a little fuzzy but it won't let me adjust the 3D depth in the control panel afterwards. I set the resolution to 1920x1080 and 24 HZ refresh rate like the wizard told me to at the end.
My projector is set on auto 3D, which I think automatically turns the 3D feature on the projector on when it detects a 3D source.
Just to be clear, the output from my desktop has to be 3D, and the projector has to be in 3D mode as well right?
I tried playing batman arkham city but I couldn't tell if it was 3D. The desktop and some videos I played did not display in 3D.
I was wondering if there was something I had to do. I adjusted the 3D depth on the projector, but even then, some of the videos and the game were not in 3D like I expected.
Am I not doing something correctly?
RXC
Posted 2013-10-07T13:18:40.747
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Can someone explain why this question is protected? – Valay_17 – 2020-01-01T08:42:49.737
1Don't know the full solution, but one thing to check is that the NVidia software correctly detects the projector as a 3D display. – MBraedley – 2013-10-07T14:19:45.863
@MBraedley - Good catch. I can check the nvidia control panel displays page, but will/should it say 3D display next to the display? – RXC – 2013-10-07T14:25:37.640
1I'm not sure, not at my home machine at the moment. I believe there is some indication somewhere in the control panel that a connected display supports stereo 3D. – MBraedley – 2013-10-07T15:02:53.703
@MBraedley - Cool, Thanks for the info. I am also not at my home machine but I will check when I get home. – RXC – 2013-10-07T15:06:29.343