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Montag, 30. April 2012
Motorola zoom can play trueColor3D over/und clips in portrait mode
I recently took a coach to Vienna to attend the http://www.3dimensionale.at and found myself sitting next to a zoom 1 user. I showed him the KMQ s3D viewing method on my iPad and we also tried to watch one of the KMQ clips on vimeo.
After many disappointing failed attempts with older Android tablets who always forced video to landscape orientation, I was surprised - the zoom was able to play a portrait video in portrait orientation.
I recently took a coach to Vienna to attend the http://www.3dimensionale.at and found myself sitting next to a zoom 1 user. I showed him the KMQ s3D viewing method on my iPad and we also tried to watch one of the KMQ clips on vimeo.
After many disappointing failed attempts with older Android tablets who always forced video to landscape orientation, I was surprised - the zoom was able to play a portrait video in portrait orientation.
Motorola zoom can play trueColor3D over/und clips in portrait mode
Tags:
3-D,
3D,
Android,
ipad,
ipad3D,
kmq,
motorola,
over/under,
stereoscopic,
tablet,
trueColor3D,
vimeo,
vimeo3D,
zoom
Freitag, 2. März 2012
How to best watch trueColor3D video clips on Android tablets
I recently saw a trueColor3D video on a Samsung Galaxy Tab using the over/under method similar to my iPad experience.
Unfortunately the native Android Apps for vimeo and Youtube both limit playback to landscape videos, so I recommend to use the webBrowser to visit these sites.
And the limitations of framesizes and bandwidth are more strict as on my old iPad1.
There are some videos that play fine on iOS 4.2 but bring an "unknown" error on Android 2.3.x
If anyone knows more about these obscure limits, please tell me more, so I can finetune the presets of trueColor3D.exe
Unfortunately the native Android Apps for vimeo and Youtube both limit playback to landscape videos, so I recommend to use the webBrowser to visit these sites.
And the limitations of framesizes and bandwidth are more strict as on my old iPad1.
There are some videos that play fine on iOS 4.2 but bring an "unknown" error on Android 2.3.x
If anyone knows more about these obscure limits, please tell me more, so I can finetune the presets of trueColor3D.exe
I recently saw a trueColor3D video on a Samsung Galaxy Tab using the over/under method similar to my iPad experience.
Unfortunately the native Android Apps for vimeo and Youtube both limit playback to landscape videos, so I recommend to use the webBrowser to visit these sites.
And the limitations of framesizes and bandwidth are more strict as on my old iPad1.
There are some videos that play fine on iOS 4.2 but bring an "unknown" error on Android 2.3.x
If anyone knows more about these obscure limits, please tell me more, so I can finetune the presets of trueColor3D.exe
Unfortunately the native Android Apps for vimeo and Youtube both limit playback to landscape videos, so I recommend to use the webBrowser to visit these sites.
And the limitations of framesizes and bandwidth are more strict as on my old iPad1.
There are some videos that play fine on iOS 4.2 but bring an "unknown" error on Android 2.3.x
If anyone knows more about these obscure limits, please tell me more, so I can finetune the presets of trueColor3D.exe
How to best watch trueColor3D video clips on Android tablets
Tags:
Android,
galaxy tab,
ipad,
openKMQ,
over/under,
S3D,
samsung,
stereoscopic,
tablet,
trueColor3D,
vimeo,
YouTube,
YT3D
Mittwoch, 11. Mai 2011
Looking for 3-D content to co-market on iPad3D/iPhone3D
I'm currently preparing some Apps for the Apple AppStore and the Android market place. They will bring the first payed and DRM protected trueColor3D content to all smartphones (using Hasbro's my3D or a Lorgnette) and tablets (using the openKMQ over/under method). The concept includes instruction videos, embedded credit webpages and can either show a single 3-D video, a group of them with HTML5 title menu or even a slideshow/gallery of themed stereo pairs.
Please contact me by email, if you are interested to also sell your 3-D content.
The concept is based on open source and will become an open source framework, but obviously, your final product will be closed source.
Please contact me by email, if you are interested to also sell your 3-D content.
The concept is based on open source and will become an open source framework, but obviously, your final product will be closed source.
I'm currently preparing some Apps for the Apple AppStore and the Android market place. They will bring the first payed and DRM protected trueColor3D content to all smartphones (using Hasbro's my3D or a Lorgnette) and tablets (using the openKMQ over/under method). The concept includes instruction videos, embedded credit webpages and can either show a single 3-D video, a group of them with HTML5 title menu or even a slideshow/gallery of themed stereo pairs.
Please contact me by email, if you are interested to also sell your 3-D content.
The concept is based on open source and will become an open source framework, but obviously, your final product will be closed source.
Please contact me by email, if you are interested to also sell your 3-D content.
The concept is based on open source and will become an open source framework, but obviously, your final product will be closed source.
Looking for 3-D content to co-market on iPad3D/iPhone3D
Tags:
Android,
apple,
AppStore,
DRM,
galaxy tab,
HTML5,
iOS,
ipad3-D,
My3D,
openKMQ,
openKMQ video,
payed,
rich,
smartphone,
stereoscopic,
tablet,
xoom
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