do you need 3d vision controller on harddrive

All I have to do is copy that (LR polarity don't matter - my TV has the polarity switch in the menu) and sync it with the VESA 3 pin connector signal using a microcontroller (probably a PIC).Īny help or further clarification is greatly appreciated. I am completely dependant on someone else tech savvy enough to connect up a 'scope and see the IR signal driving the IR LED's. I cannot get it to work because I don't have Windows Vista or Windows 7 or a proper 8XXX series Nvidia GPU (and I'm not buying either if I can help it). I have my emitter open and can easily see the large array of IR emitter LED's. So the question I have to ask you about your diagram is how did you measure these voltages (currents)? Any digrams/schematics on how you got these signals out of your emitter is greatly appreciated. I know IR drive signals are easy to create with the correct timing parameters. I am prepared to hack my Nvidia emitter (with a microprocessor if necessary). Your diagram of the waveforms is exactly the info I need to move forward. I am a seasoned and experienced electronics engineer so I think I could make this work in stand alone mode despite the Nvideo anti-consumer approach. No other 3d glasses are in stock right now (anything with DLP link is sold out).

I am not interested in any PC gaming in 3d (I'll stick to my PS3 and I suspect lots of other PS3 users will be interested in our hack when the PS3 starts supporting 3d). I could return it all for a refund but how long will that take and I just want to watch my own personally created 3d videos using stereoscopic player. I guess Nvidia thinks otherwise and purposely left this capability out.

With the proper timing from the Vesa connector and 5v power from USB the emitter system has all the data it needs to be able to do it's thing in standalone mode. The 3 pin Vesa cable was the primary reason I thought the Nvidia system would work (USB connector to the emitter was for power only - simply buy a cellphone charger or the like to power the emitter - I thought). I felt I was misled when I bought the Nvideo 3d Vision (plus an extra pair of glasses) system thinking I could use them with any content driving my Mitsubishi DLP display.

Do you need 3d vision controller on harddrive