What you need to watch 3D movies without 3D TV • 3D Movie in SBS (Side-by-Side) format • Anaglyph Red and Blue 3D Glasses • VideoLAN Media Player • Connect your PC to your TV ( optional) We will of course need a 3D movie, and these can be found all over the web, including. For YouTube videos to work, you’ll need to download them first with a tool like “” (an extension for Google Chrome). Keep in mind though: This trick only works with SBS (Side-by-Side) 3D Movies (see also: ). So you’ll have to make sure the movie is of this format, recognizable by showing two similar pictures next to each other – see illustration below.

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For testing purpose we have made a demo 3D movie available at Tweaking 4All – it’s not a super big download and it will give you a quick demo. VideoLAN Media Player All this will get you to the point of viewing the 3D Movie on any computer connected to any kind of display. If you want to see this on your TV then please read also the article. For this method you will not need a 3D Capable TV. Watch 3D Movies without a 3D TV Open your video file with VLC. The file format (MP4, AVI, MKV, etc.) is irrelevant, but as said before, the movie must in in SBS 3D format. Full screen playback works best Windows Note: You should use at least VLC version 2.1.0!

Hi Rocky, to post images, you could. I know it’s not as “friendly” as just sending an email and I apologize for that, but I’d prefer to not share my email address too much and whatever solution we might find, could be very useful for others as well and that’s what the forum is for Once tip when it comes to Anaglyp and VLC: Start by using the exact same version number I’ve used in this article. I’ve noticed for example with the Mac version, that one version earlier this functionality was not even available. I haven’t tried converting, but with the proper words Google should be able to provide some good links From Anaglyph to SideBySide: (Some seemingly good links: [slow],, ). To me it seems that converting Anaglyph to SBS will have it’s issues because of the way the glasses work, which might reduce the usable colors.

Or from SideBySide to Anaglyph: (Some seemingly good links:, ). This direction of conversion should be very doable, but might be time consuming. Hope this helps getting you started hans. Hi Hans Thanks again! Do check this out application which i felt just brilliant!

Which i am using it in my Ipad and Iphone both for last few months! • By default it will convert any saved video into 3D with its own inbuilt player to show the result and also by default search 3d videos in youtube with inside application. • Your clip will automatically be recognized. If it is a 3D side by side mp4 clip it will be displayed in 3D. • If it is a 2D clip it will be converted to virtual 3D. • At the bottom display view, left side you find the NEW 2D/3D switch for changing the mode 2D/3D – 3D.

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• The four arrows at the right side let extend your enjoyment to full screen. • With the upper left symbol you return to the main screen.

• Online clips • In the second section, named YouTube, you can excess directly to YouTube while being connected to internet and enjoy 3D clips. The pre-setting in the search line is “yt3d”. • Type in your favorite search string like “2 California” and you find plenty of content. With the 2D/3D function you can convert the selected clip automatically in virtual 3D. Eassee 3D® perhaps the best application i found so far after installing and uninstalling 8 applications you can read more here: have good day Sandy @sandeepbaliga sandeepbaliga. Hi Travelinrob, Unfortunately, no As far as I know, your screen needs to be fitted with polarized “filters” as well, which a normal screen has not. These are the passive glasses.

On the other hand, I can imagine that active glasses might work, since it very rapidly “closes” each lens of the glasses one at a time. So it might be that toggling the screen might work as well for those glasses. This comes with other problems though; the glasses need to be timed perfectly with the screen and again, your regular screen will not support this. As far as I recall, some nVidia video cards might support this, but then again, I am not fully aware of the technical requirements of your screen. Long story short: VLC and a regular screen will only be able to work with the blue/red glasses hans. The only reasons I can come up with why VLC would not play SBS smoothly as anaglyph is that your computer can’t keep up.