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Now that 3D TV Play has properly disappeared from my system it says 'HDMI Blu-Ray 3D'. I think it still pretended to be there once I'd uninstalled it, right up until the trial period ran out.įrom memory I think I had it set to 3D TV Play but I couldn't swear to it. I found that 3DTV Play just got in the way so I uninstalled it.

#NVIDIA 3D TV PLAY WINDOWS 10 1080P#

Not really necessary for 3D but it'll take you into 1080p 3D mode a little more conveniently. For your device, under 'display modes', tick the box at the top to switch mode (and the second box to switch back) and list all the display modes you want it to handle. If you don't already have display mode switching enabled then it's worth doing. In madVR settings it's the top folder 'devices', then 'LG Electronics LG TV', then 'properties'. The 3D format is probably already set to auto unless you've changed it, and if you can't find it then you probably haven't Then I added the external LAVs and everything worked nicely. Personally I deleted the contents of the LAV directory in the MPC-HC folder, which made the buttons for the internal filters disabled. There are several ways to make sure you're using the external LAVs rather than the internal ones.

#NVIDIA 3D TV PLAY WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#

When you install the filters be sure to tick the box for the 3D option. You need to install the latest LAV filters ( Index of /lavf/nightly) as external filters in MPC-HC (I'd already done this because when I set all this up the 0.68 LAVs weren't baked into MPC-HC). However it should get you started at least, and you can ask here for help from myself and others.Įdit: thanks to for pointing out some extra steps.Įven though the 0.68 LAV filters are now built into MPC-HC they don't handle 3D.

Now this is how it worked for me, but that doesn't guarantee that it'll work for everyone else, or that I haven't forgotten a bit. When you play a 3D bluray or MKV it should play in 3D. You won't see the option for it if you have a secondary monitor enabled (at least I don't, although my secondary monitor isn't a 3D one). Set up stereoscopic 3D on your display in the Nvidia control panel and enable it. You'll also have to do this every time you want to watch something in 3D. I have an Nvidia card so I'll let others comment on using Intel or AMD cards. That should be about it for the player settings.

Tick when playing 3D content and select enable. In madVR settings go to Rendering - Stereo 3D. This means the TV switches into 3D mode automatically. I use auto for my LG OLED and that sends frame-packed 3D to the TV. Go to your device, then its properties tab and look at what the 3D format is sent to. Play a video and while it's playing go to your system tray and double-click on the madVR icon. In MPC-HC options go to Playback - Output and set DirectShow Video to madVR. I found KODI with DSPlayer too inconsistent so I stuck with MPC-HC others might be able to provide guidance for getting them working. Windows 8 and 8.1 might work (please let us know) Windows 7 won't.

#NVIDIA 3D TV PLAY WINDOWS 10 FULL#

The latest full release is fine: madVR - high quality video renderer (GPU assisted) - Doom9's Forum You can download the LAV filters separately (which I did initially and they worked) but it's now simpler to get the latest MPC-HC nightly which has them already baked-in. I'm no expert but I have got it working well so I can give a few pointers. Hi a few people have been having trouble getting this working.