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When using the method described in the first post LAV Video disappears from the taskbar.
If I add LAV Video as external and enable it, then there is no TAB, plays normally.
Tried to play around with the preferred when both ffdshow raw and LAV Video are enabled, did not work.
Tried in the next option bar External filters>Priority to select LAV splitter/source, TAB does not play.
Having an issue with jagged lines in this 3D TAB setup. Latest madvr, LAV, etc.
In this mode whenever there are straight lines there is a jagged artifact.
Pictures in the link: around the edge of the table, and the letters in the 2nd picture.
https://imgur.com/a/Tv7lUno
These jagged edges are not present in frame packing mode.
Using BD3D2MK3D I've made a TAB version of the file and no artifacts there either. I don't remember seeing any artifacts in any other previous TAB/SBS files.
Tried a few things:
Disabled sharpness from NVCP>Video>Adjust video image settings
Moved projector Sharpness slider.
In madvr:
Disabled all in artifact removal, image enhancements, upscaling refinement - some settings in image enhancements accentuate the problem.
Tried different settings in scaling algorithms.
Tried different dithering.
Nothing clicked in trade quality for performance.
When using this method LAV Video disappears from the taskbar and ffdshow video decoder raw is present. Only AviSynth is enabled.
If I add LAV Video as external and enable it, then there is no TAB, plays 2D image.
Tried to play around with the preferred when both ffdshow raw and LAV Video are enabled, did not work.
Tried in the next option bar External filters>Priority to select LAV splitter/source, TAB does not play.
I assume the artifacts are due to image compression.
What can be done to eliminate this issue?
please tell me of 3d capable TV-sets,
they seem very scarce nowadays.
sadly, no plasma, no oled with 3d being released.
please correct me if i am wrong.
here in europe there are very few such items available (4k tv-set with 3D capabilities).
some i found listed here.
https://geizhals.eu/?cat=tvlcd&xf=2 … _3840x2160
I have a cheap old projector that supports 3D, but only in "frame sequential" mode, at 1280*800p120, with each eye getting 60 fps.
Of course, all 3d movies are in other formats. I have seen online, quoted below, that SVP can take the standard 1080p24 side by side (SBS) 3d movie and convert it to 120 fps frame sequential, while also interpolating it to a true 60 fps per eye.
How do I set svp to do this?
SVP, for example, will take any 3D format input and expand it to any target framerate / refresh rate and display it in frame sequential
SVP takes SBS@24fps and makes from it SBS@60fps. Then you can use Stereoscopic player, for example, to make frame-interleaved video 120 fps (60 fps for each eye).
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:Stereoscopic_Player
Is there any way to do this without Stereoscopic Player? I see that there's a free conversion tool, "BD3D2MK3D", can I use SVP to transcode SBS 1080p24 to SBS 1080p60 and then use this conversion tool to turn it to frame sequential 120 FPS?
BTW, if I had a projector that natively supported SBS 3D playback, would it understand SVP's SBS@60FPS?
Yes. You can transcode your video with SVP.
1. make SVP profile with settings to 60 fps.
2. use SVP Transcoding tab and select this profile.
3. check you have the same resolution at input and at output video.
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/Manual:SVPcode
After you will get SBS@60fps videofile you can try any other players and tools you want 
Hi,
I recently bought SVP to read my bluray 3D rips with motion interpolation.
But I can't activate SVP on my bluray 3D rip.
The video is in a mkv file made with MakeMKV, and contains the 3D track.
I can read my bluray 3D rips in 3D with the stereoscopic player 2.51, Media Player Classic, MPC-BE, Potplayer.
But if I enable SVP in those players (by activating ffdshow raw video filter or AviSynth filter), the video is 2D only (although the 3DVision emitter is lighted)
Funny thing using Potplayer with SVP : the video is 2D only but the subtitles are displayed in 3D.
I followed those tutorials :
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:Stereoscopic_Player
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:MPC-BE
https://www.svp-team.com/wiki/SVP:Daum_PotPlayer
For information, I successfully read 3D SBS videos in 3D with SVP and the stereoscopic player 2.51 (ffdshow raw video filter) or Potplayer (AviSynth filter).
My nvidia driver is 425.31. My screen is an Asus VG278H nvidia 3D Vision certified.
Please, how can I activate SVP to read my bluray 3D rips in 3D ?
last time I watched BD3D in MPC-BE and the steps from the page above worked
Thanks for the answer.
However I need more help please ?
Can you confirm you use nvidia 3DVision ? What is your nvidia driver version ?
I tested with MPC-BE again, and I confirm I can not read my BD3D in 3D when SVP is activated.
I re-installed MPC-BE.1.6.5.3.x64
Try 1 : By changing only the parameters indicated in the tutorial, and using the "Enhanced Video Renderer (custom presenter)", I got only a black screen. Sound is OK, but screen remains black.
Try 2 : I use renderer madVR instead : same problem : black screen but sound OK.
Try 3 : I add LAV Video Decoder external filter. Image is OK but in 2D only.
At the beginning of the video I can see a double SVP text, just as if I was watching SBS content.
SVP indicates : Auto + 3D SBS
Try 4 : I deactivate AVISynth filter
Video is now played in 3D.
Try 5 : I try again the "Enhanced Video Renderer (custom presenter)" : Image is 2D only.
Conclusion :
- I need madVR + external filter LAV Video Decoder to read my BD3D in 3D.
- If I activate AviSynth filter, the BD3D is read in 2D only.
the thing is you must see a full-sized over-under stereo pair (1920*2160) when 3d mode is off
if you do see it then 3d mode should work exactly as with a plain stereo pair
"when 3D mode is off" : Which 3D mode ? You mean when 3D stereo is deactivated in the nvidia control panel ?
When I do that, I only see 1920*1080 image.
Which program or filter should generate the full-sized over-under stereo pair (1920*2160) ?
From what I understood, my BD3D rip contains a full hd track + full hd 3D track (which I think contains only the differences between L and R images). When 3D mode is off, the player just reads the full hd track and ignores the 3D track.
3D Vision is frame sequential. My screen refreshes at 120Hz, displaying successively the Right then the Left image. So R and L images are displayed successively at 120Hz, which corresponds to the video being displayed in 3D at 60Hz.
I don’t understand where a full-sized over-under stereo pair (1920*2160) would be generated ?
Did you check my screen captures ? Did you see my mistake ?
on your pics "SVP indicates : Auto + 3D SBS" just becasue you have a ".3D." tag in a file name
> Which program or filter should generate the full-sized over-under stereo pair (1920*2160) ?
MPC-BE
- Install Intel Media SDK DLLs.
- Open Internal filters -> Video decoders page and mark the H264 (MVC 3D) checkbox.
- Open the video and choose the desired stereo mode in View -> Stereo 3D Mode sub-menu, i.e. "OverUnder"
you should see a 1920*2160 video then
>> Install Intel Media SDK DLLs
Already done. I checked with process explorer : MBC-BE64.exe loads that dll : C:\Program Files (x86)\LAV Filters\x64\libmfxsw64.dll (version 8.18.6.8)
>> Open Internal filters -> Video decoders page and mark the H264 (MVC 3D) checkbox.
Already done
>> Open the video and choose the desired stereo mode in View -> Stereo 3D Mode sub-menu, i.e. "OverUnder"
>> you should see a 1920*2160 video then
Here are my tests results :
Renderer madVR, 3D Vision ON
AVISynth filter activated : Image is 2D 1080p
AVISynth filter desactivated : Image is 3D 1080p
Renderer madVR, 3D Vision OFF
AVISynth filter activated : Image is 2D 1080p
AVISynth filter desactivated : Image is 2D side by side (not over under).
(I checked : Stereo 3D Mode is really set to Over Under in MPC-BE. I don’t understand how I get side by side)
Enhanced video renderer (Custom presenter), 3D Vision OFF
AVISynth filter desactivated : Image is 2D 1080p
AVISynth filter activated : Image is 2D 1080p
Hi again,
Since it works on your pc but not on mine, can you help me find the difference please ?
I wish I could watch BD3D with SVP...
Thanks but as I said I already tried PotPlayer. Same problem : I can read SBS or TB videos, but not my bluray 3D rips containing full hd track + full hd 3D track.
No problem without SVP.
I can read my bluray 3D rips in 3D with the stereoscopic player 2.51, Media Player Classic, MPC-BE, Potplayer.
But if I enable SVP in those players (by activating ffdshow raw video filter or AviSynth filter), the video is 2D only (although the 3DVision emitter is lighted)
Funny thing using Potplayer with SVP : the video is 2D only but the subtitles are displayed in 3D.
Hi there. Newbie and sorry for bringing up a old thread, but recently got into all of this cool stuff with MPC-HC, Madvr and RIFE HFR. Exellent stuff and my movies have never looked better.
However i could not get it to work with 3D movies, until i discovered this thread.
So now it have the MPC-BE player working on my 3D movies with Madvr AND RIFE HFR.
But as another one noted above here the pictures have jagged lines all over??? The 3D effect is awsome, but those jagged lines messes up the experience.
So i found out using the ffdshow filter the 3D is perfect, no jagged lines but without the vapoursynth filter= no RIFE HFR.
Using the vapoursynth filter instead does make the RIFE HFR kick in, but then the jagged lines are back.
So it is either ffdshow filter= perfect 3D but 24fps only
Or
Vapoursynth filter= working 3D with RIFE HFR(48fps), but with jagged line
Any tips??
Hi, same here, as soon as you add avisynth in filters - and so svp - it seems that madvr doesn't detect 3d anymore and so doesn't convert mvc in full sbs. Too bad...
Thanks but as I said I already tried PotPlayer. Same problem : I can read SBS or TB videos, but not my bluray 3D rips containing full hd track + full hd 3D track.
No problem without SVP.Herve wrote:I can read my bluray 3D rips in 3D with the stereoscopic player 2.51, Media Player Classic, MPC-BE, Potplayer.
But if I enable SVP in those players (by activating ffdshow raw video filter or AviSynth filter), the video is 2D only (although the 3DVision emitter is lighted)
Funny thing using Potplayer with SVP : the video is 2D only but the subtitles are displayed in 3D.
I just discovered SVP and I'm attempting to try SVP with PotPlayer and MVC 3D file source.
I've carefully followed the instructions, and I've also un-installed - rebooted - re-installed - rebooted, a number of times (using a new Windows 11 system).
So far, I am getting an indication that the MVC decoding is doing something (Intel MVC Decoder being used, 1920x2160 input source).
But all I can get is a tall stretched single eye image 1920x2160 aspect (See attachment).
I can't seem to get PotPlayer to render the left & right eye images.
I've tried playing with all the PotPlayer 3D options,but no luck.
Any suggestions what I can try next?
EDIT: If I remove the Registered Filter (e.g. VapourSynth) to take SPV out of the picture, then PotPlayer 3D works fine. I once again get Left & Right eye images (Top & Bottom). So the problem with a stretched single eye image appears to be with SVP being introduced?
Also, I have no idea what "ensure main.setup.potplayer.native = false" means? What / where do I find "main.setup.potplayer.native". (assuming it has anything to do with the issue?).
PotPlayer_MVC_3D.png 182.01 kb, 19 downloads since 2025-05-25
GregZone
Which stereo device are you using?
> where do I find "main.setup.potplayer.native"
Application settings > Additional options > All settings...
type in Search window: potplayer
If you don't see native option then all is OK. it is mean native interface is not used in potPlayer.
potplayer_settings_svp.png 52.36 kb, 18 downloads since 2025-05-27
GregZone
Which stereo device are you using?
I'm initially just trying to get the Top and Bottom (or SBS), 3D stereo images to appear correctly when I run PotPlayer (with my trial of SVP), on my 4K monitor.
Once I've achieved this I will use it in my VR headset via Virtual Desktop.
The reason for this is that I am only interested in MVC 3D playback in VR.
4xVR does this quite nicely in Quest 3 standalone.
However, I find the Virtual Desktop theater "Environments" preferable.
Also, I have a PCVR headset (currently Valve Index, later BSB2), which seems to limit my MVC 3D support options to Virtual Desktop / PotPlayer (or Stereoscopic Player etc).
Hence my interest in SVP, to see if it further improves smoothness of playback at the "odd" PCVR headset rendering fps.
For Quest 3 I'm actually perfectly okay, in terms of playback smoothness, as I'm using a 120Hz PC desktop and matching 120fps Quest 3 rate (i.e. an integer multiple of 24fps film).
Whereas for PCVR use, the new BSB2 with higher resolution OLED panels, is my target.
The BSB2 is limited to 75fps (or 90fps with additional compression). Valve Index... well it's lower resolution LCD than the Quest 3, so not my immediate interest (just for testing PCVR readiness for BSB2).
GregZone
> where do I find "main.setup.potplayer.native"
Application settings > Additional options > All settings...
type in Search window: potplayerIf you don't see native option then all is OK. it is mean native interface is not used in potPlayer.
Thank you. (Suggest updating your Wiki to clarify this).
I have now verified my settings were already exactly as per your screenshot (so this isn't the problem).
To clarify. Currently, if I remove the Registered Filter (e.g. VapourSynth) to take SPV out of the picture, then PotPlayer MVC 3D works fine. I once again get Left & Right eye images (Top & Bottom). So the problem with a stretched single eye image appears to be with SVP being introduced?
Here's another image that shows SVP is activated. But still getting a single tall stretched image. Not the left & right eye images that appear correctly if I remove VapourSynth / SVP.
PotPlayer_MVC_3D_2.png 106.23 kb, 17 downloads since 2025-05-27
Here's how it looks with the Registered Filter removed (without SVP), showing correct Left eye & Right eye images.
PotPlayer_MVC_3D_3.png 192.46 kb, 16 downloads since 2025-05-27
actually, no idea why it doesn't work in PotPlayer anymore
maybe they broke something... cause Avisynth/Vapoursynth Filter only shows 1920*1080 video size
use MPC-BE, it surely works as expected
actually, no idea why it doesn't work in PotPlayer anymore
maybe they broke something... cause Avisynth/Vapoursynth Filter only shows 1920*1080 video sizeuse MPC-BE, it surely works as expected
Okay, I think you've (unfortunately) identified the problem.
Although I prefer PotPlayer (and I also use Steroscopic Player), I've now switched over to MPC-BE for my PCVR headset use.
After a few days of experimentation, I've worked out that for VR MVC 3D playback the best "current" solution appears to be:
PCVR: XSOverlay (for keyboard control) + Virtual Desktop + SVP + MPC-BE, provides the best experience, for both smooth video and great Theater Environment(s).
Quest: Virtual Desktop + SVP + MPC-BE, again provides the best experience, for both smooth video and great Theater Environment(s).
I also tried the (official?) SVP "VR" MVC 3D solution of HereSphere, in both PCVR (Steam) and Quest, and unfortunately HereSphere has a long way to go yet!
Apart from the lack of any theater environments, the entire video image appears to be framed by a few pixels of distracting flickering garbage! (I've posted a comment on Steam discussion)
It's like a slightly larger (than the movie) image is being rendered, without appropriate video image size cropping?
Anyway, the main thing is that I appear to now have a good solution for smooth original quality MVC 3D source playback. A/B tests show that SVP is nicely smoothing the motion, with panning images appearing nice and smooth, instead of the tiring (and "immersion breaking") micro-stutters when going from the 24fps movie source to a (e.g. 90fps) VR headset display!
Thank you for your work. I hope you are still working on further developing SVP performance & capabilities? I feel that with the 2025 release of several new higher resolution OLED display based VR headsets (e.g. BSB2, Pimax Dream Air, Play for Dream etc), the demand for optimal smooth MVC 3D playback in a Virtual Theater Environment is about to significantly increase! Certainly a bright future for SVP, if it's functionality can be clearly communicated.
Quest: Virtual Desktop + SVP + MPC-BE, again provides the best experience, for both smooth video and great Theater Environment(s).
It could be argued that 4XVR is the best VR solution because it allows you to play full 3D rips without re-encoding. But the same thing can be done with Virtual Desktop and MPC-BE which I think is a more flexible solution and allows you to play full Atmos audio through an audio receiver. MPC-BE is not the best, that would be MPV, but MPV requires time and work while MPC-BE just works and is more than good enough for a great 3D virtual experience
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