Stereoscopic 3D Video Settings

Stereoscopic 3D

Sending

• sending stereoscopic 3D, Linsys Quad q/i

uv -t quad:0,1:10  -m 8500

• sending stereoscopic 3D, DeckLink Quad or 2x Intensity HDMI

uv -t decklink:<card_indices>::<pixel_format> -m 8500  (all values can be obtained with '-t decklink:help')

eg.

uv -t decklink:0,1:6:UYVY -m 8500 

• sending stereoscopic 3D, DeckLink HD Extreme 3D

uv -t decklink:0:6:UYVY:3D -m 8500 

Receiving

• side by side video - SDL/GL

uv -M`` ``3D -d sdl uv -M`` ``3D -d gl

Note: It is recommended to use SDL for Linux and GL display on Mac X OS, because these 2 combinations can span across all displays (which is perhaps needed - left display left eye, right display right). On Mac, click to uv->Preferences and select 'Use Extended Desktop' option. Then, you can press 'f' to toggle fullscreen (both systems). On Linux, you should have properly set Xinerama (in many cases, it shouldn't require any action from you).

• dual-head Hw - DeckLink Quad or 2x intensity hdmi

uv -d decklink:0,1 -M 3D  (supposing 0 and 1 are indices of Quad's output ports or Intensities' indices)

• dual-head Hw - DeckLink HD Extreme 3D

uv -d decklink:0:3D -M 3D  (supposing 0 is index of DeckLink HD Extreme 3D card)

• interlaced scanline video using GL (scaling is not currently supported). SDL (or another device) should be analogous:

uv -d gl -M 3D -p`` ``3d-interlaced