The Patent Pending 3Dfier is a directshow filter that transforms normal video file to 3D in realtime. 3Dfier filter works with popular media players and support various video format as long as the files were played using direcshow.
Here you can download demo versions for evaluation purpose. This demo version runs for around 10 minutes. We are happy to work with 3D display makers/OEMs to customize a filter that works for the specifc display. Anaglyph is not the best way you can view 3D with 3Dfier filter but it is most easily available. 3Dfier works perfectly with side-by-side 3D Displays such as iZ3D monitor. It also works with 3D Vision Video Player and Stereoscopic Player that supports multiple 3D Display devices including Zalman 3D monitor, nVidia 3D Vision, e-Dimensional shutter glasses and 3DTVs. Current version works with most versions of Media Player Classic. It also works with DVBViewer and allows you to watch DVB TV channels in 3D. Contact us for more information and partnership opportunity.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

2D to 3D comparison made by Blackhole of Soul's

There is an interesting comparison of 2D to 3D conversion made by Blackhole of Soul's. Read it here.
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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Chinese New Year Gift #2 - 3Dfier demo for Micro Polarizer Displays!

Folks,

This version is made to work with Micro Polarizer Displays such as Zalman Trimon 3D monitor or Acer 3D notebook that come with Micro Polarizer films. The output video is scaled to fullscreen and hence you will need to set Media Player Classics to fullscreen to have correct 3D effects. This demo also allows you to select input video format. It can be normal 2D, side-by-side 3D or above-below 3D video. 3Dfier will transform either format to 3D and give you the best viewing experience with Media Player Classics. Refer to here for the Media Player Classics settings to make it work with 3Dfier! Again wish you all a prosperous and happy year 2010! And again here to download!
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Chinese New Year Gift - 3Dfier for Red-Cyan Anaglyph demo with no time limitation!

Folks,

Before we leave for the Chinese New Year holidays, we have prepared a gift for you all! Here you can download the 3Dfier realtime 2D to 3D transform filter for Red-Cyan Anaglyph glasses for your personal evaluation. This version has removed the time limitation. You can enjoy the whole movie with 3Dfier's 2D to 3D transform technology for free today. We might only offer it for a limited period. Please do not distribute the downloaded version. Wish you all a prosperous year 2010!

3Dfier staff
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Monday, February 8, 2010

3Dfier for passive/micro polarizer 3D displays, anyone?

We will be able to support passive/micro polarizer displays such as Zalman 3D monitor or Acer 3D notebook with 3Dfier on Media Player Classics. Media Player Classics with proper codecs can play almost all video files you can find. If you are interested in playing with a demo, please leave a comment to this post. We can post a demo version if many of you are interested.
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Copycat...

We are half-angry and half-flattered to hear that a big software company has tried to copy our solution and showed in CES this year. This company has signed NDA with us and by installing our software, agreed not to reverse-engineer what we have done. We heard they weren't able to copy our solution completely and the result still cannot compete with ours but still it hurts our big investment in the passing years and big efforts experimenting to come out the best formula for 3D. As our patent application is still pending and we only heard from witness from CES without seeing it ourselves, we are not going to have any legal action as yet before their software is on sale. In the meantime, we are working hard to come out the next generation algorithm to try to leave the competition further behind. Your support is the best motivation for us to keep going. Please help promote our solution if you like it. Thanks and wish you a happy Chinese New Year!
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