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.

Saturday, June 26, 2010

DVBViewer works with 3Dfier

Thanks to teklordsb's feedback, we have tested the DVBViewer and found it works with 3Dfier with its postprocessing plugin. The setup is a bit complicated but it works. Wait for next 3Dfier release, we will have DVBViewer supported plus more MPC support. This works for Anaglyph and interleaved passive polarizer display only. To watch TV with shutter glasses, go with Stereoscopic Player.
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3 comments:

Unknown said...

Could we find a way to make it work with mytheater?

June 28, 2010 at 11:37 PM
mukul360 said...

Can it be possible to obtain side by side croped game using 3dfier, as i dont have nvidia 3d vison, and i also dont like the concept of shutter glasses which needs to be charged. Iz3d is a better way and the glasses are simpler. Can anyone
tell me how to get a side by side or overlapped gameplay without nvidia 3dvision

July 24, 2010 at 6:52 PM
3Dfier said...

Sorry for the late reply, if mytheater team works with us, we can make it work. We actually are working with DVBViewer team today.

August 11, 2010 at 6:53 PM

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