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[drudozucker]

[prover]

I had even bigger problems bringing up my PS3 with EXT V3 in 3D mode.
Unfortuntely I didn't made it yet. I have also the 3d vision kit from nvidia and of
course the same problem with the VESA adapter. I have used the information
from this site for soldering an adapter:

http://www.stereo3d.com/vesa3.htm

I am not sure if my adapter worked because I didn't got my PS3 in 3d mode.
But anyway I have found an additional information
in another forum, that the nvidia emitter won't work without USB since USB
is used for power supply and not the stereo jack connector.

I would try it with connected USB cable. At the moment I am waiting for
a replacement box from Moome and I hope this will work better...

[drudozucker]

[prover]

Sorry I have almost forgotten to say: it isn't enough to plug in both stereo jack and USB,
u have also to configure the emitter to use the stereo jack connector for synchronization.
I suppose u have to do this using the driver and setup software that comes with the 3d vision kit.
Otherwise the emitter thinks snychronisation comes via USB, so the glasses aren't driven at all.

[drudozucker]

Hi, as I already mentioned, I simply cannot get the new Moome EXT FullHD v3 to work in 3D mode using a NVidia 3D kit. There must be something I have simply overseen - I hope.

I was unable to get the setup working as shown in Moome's instruction (which does not show a connection between the NVidia 3D IR transmitter and the PC), hence should be independent of the graphics card used (as long as it is 3D enabled).

Therefore, I replaced the my ATi 4850 with a NVidia GTS250. After installing all necessary drivers NVidia detected the display as before (1280x720p@120Hz), but the NVidia Setup Wizard will not recognise it (=the Moome EXT FullHD v3) as suitable setup, hence it never triggers the shutterglasses. It only offers 3D anachrome method.

The PC's output is definitely 1280x720p @ 120Hz, as confirmed by the CRT's OSD.

If I use the GTS250's analog output, I can get the NVidia test pattern to work at 85Hz, i.e. it triggers correctly the shutter glasses. However, running Arcsoft TMT 3 (incl. its 3D plugin) only triggers the glasses for a fraction of a second when I try to run a 3D Blu-ray.

I have also tried the suggested, revised pin layout of the NVidia 2.5mm 3D sync plug (sleeve=Ground, ring=signal and tip=5V). This in accordance with www.stereo3D.com. Unfortunately it made no difference. I still don't know what the correct layout should be

BTW, I can see a sync signal, being approx. 50% low, 50% high, coming from the Moome FullHD v3.

HELP: Does anybody have a 3D setup working using NVidia's 3D kit & Moome's Ext FullHD v3? I would love to know your exact configuration. I also hope Moome could join this discussion, but unfortunately he hasn't yet (nor has he answered my emails).

Thanks
Udo

[prover]

hmmm... that doesn't look good. The behaviour of
your grafix adapter looks similar to me to the behaviour of my PS3.
It doesn't accept the EXT V3 box as a 3d-capable device , that seems
to me the core of the problem in both our cases.

It hope also Moome will join this discussion.

[overclkr]

My original 60gb PS3 recognized my V3 as a 3D capable device the very first time I went to display settings.

[prover]

[gravy]

I have an old 60GB PS3, and I did get it to recognize as 3D capable.

No go on 3D output so far. I have a Viewsonic projector, and I can get a signal through the box. If it believes it's in 1080p, the PS3 will enable 3D as a possibility. When a game actually attempts to enable 3D, I lose picture. There doesn't appear to be a way to limit the PS3 to 720p, when using the Automatic display setting. This setting seems to be the only way 3D is detected.

Interestingly, when in "1080p" (which the PJ can't really display), the input shows as "Component," even though it's over VGA. When trying to use 720p, as VGA, the PS3 will not acknowledge the 3D capability.

I was hoping this would work, but I'm pretty sure it wont. I believe this PJ will do 3D over VGA, but it's likely the two signals aren't compatible...

[overclkr]

[moome]

Dear guys:
sorry for late, I will do some work on system setting this weekend and post here ~~~
give me some time

[prover]

so meanwhile I have the replacement box and this time worked with PS3 and 3D-game (pacific rift 3D).
I am able to give out a stable 720@120Hz 3D picture but I can't get the nvidia glasses to work, I have tried several configurations regading the wiring of the VESA connector and also tried to use a pair of old dumb ASUS glasses (wired)
instead of the nvidia but this didn't worked neither.

I am curious about the system settings moome wants to post here.

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