for autostereoscopic 3D video playback
As each of our AS3D monitor models has to be driven via its own special pixel matrix we have created individual configuration files for each monitor type. The configuration files are always named „mpv.conf“ and in order to safeguard the correct triggering of the AS3D screen model the corresponding “mpv.conf” needs to be saved into the Windows folder „C:\Users\your-user-name\AppData\Roaming\mpv“. Please refer to our detailed MPV-Player documentation for all the details (see above link).
In order to identify and relate each configuration file we have defined so called config-codes (e.g. 05N) for each pixel matrix. The relevant config-code of each AS3D monitor type is marked on the type plate of each of our screens. Moreover you may find the config-code also within the part number of each AS3D screen (e.g. D125UHDLM05N070A-RAA).
MPV_05O:
To be used with our model D055WQHP (5.5“ portrait)
MPV_05R:
To be used with our model D089WQXL (8.9“)
MPV_05N:
To be used with our model D125UHDL (12.5“)
MPV_08O:
To be used with our model D-UP3218K_3D-A (32“)
MPV_A8O:
To be used with our model D-FW43BZ35F_3D-A (43“)
The internet grows to become three-dimensional. It is just a matter of time that products will be created in photo-realistic 3D to be placed on websites and online shops. More and more companies are currently having their products modeled or scanned in 3D. We stay abreast of these changes today. Thus the new Autostereoscopic glTF Sample Viewer, presented by UX3D, already takes care for compatibility with our whole portfolio of autostereoscopic 3D monitors. Any 3D data set may be uploaded easily on the Sample Viewer. Once there, you can interactively control (rotate, zoom and so on) the photo-realistic 3D data model. Via an automated hardware recognition and alternatively via simple parameter settings you may experience the interactive visualization in glasses-free 3D.
