Destination
The
S3D player is designed for displaying 3D photos with
active shutter glasses. With it you can set up your computer for 3D
stereo with the maximum quality.
A player with support for video files will be released in July.
The program is free.
Parameters and interface
• Graphics engine: DirectX 10
• OS: Windows7.. Win10 32 bit
• Display Frame Rate: 60Hz.. 255Hz
• Display method: switching side
• Format: horizontal stereo pair
• Medical instruments and equipment
• Type of 3D glasses: active shutter glasses
• Synchronization: USB cable, S3D USB emitter
• NVIDIA 3D Vision driver not required
Button: File
Select single picture files, left and right sides.
The suffix _l and _r are used to sides id.
Example: file_l.jpg, file_r.jpg
Button: Folder
Show the program the location of the directory with the picture files.
The slide show will automatically start.
Buttons: Stop, Pause, Next
Consequently, they control the main modes of operation.
Button: Mono/Stereo
Choice between Stereo and Normal mode.
Button: L/R
Switches the sequence of the Left<->Right perspectives output,
if stereo picture files are mixed up or grouped incorrectly.
Stereo control knob
Easy 3D depth adjustment by moving the angles horizontally.
Button: Settings
Opens the interface of the 3D Setup wizard.
How To connecting and configuring the equipment
Detailed description by model. Select the option you need.
Connect
S3D Emitter
Connect
S3D Glasses
Connect
NVIDIA 3D Vision Glasses
Connect
DLP Link Glasses
Integration and API
You can integrate the 3D show into your own applications. Ask link
to the source code of the player and an example of
integration with glasses. Look at the API function file "s3d.h"
We give access to examples, SDKs and APIs on request.
How to install the player
1. Download the zip with the player files
2. Check the files with any suitable antivirus
3. Update the glasses and emitter firmware
4. Install DirectX End-User Runtime
5. In PC video card driver, enable vertical synchronization option
6. Download 3D demo pictures pack
7. Run the playback and adjust the glasses