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Resize MKV/MP4/AVI/MKV to 1080p 3D/H.264, 120fps or 30fps, convert to MVC, CCC, M2T, M2V, M2S and output to HDD, Blu-ray, NAS, etc. Then playback on HMD and enjoy the 3D in a new dimension. Or move the video to iPad and iPhone with IveMovie, and watch on the 3D.

Also, you are not going to watch a movie played in 1080i on a 3D TV? Well that is because 1080i is not 3D. And the only reason why you can watch a 3D movie on a 1080i TV is because your cable box will upscale the TV video to 1080p. Your TV will not be aware of the 3D. In fact, if you play a 3D movie on TV, it will only play the 2D version. Maybe it’s because your TV can’t play the 3D movie format.

HDTV is the future of TV. Everything starts with games consoles, movies and TV shows. And if you have a 3D TV, it is a must have. If you have an underpowered PC, then do not expect it to handle 3D very well. If you have a USB 3.0 capable device, then you can use it to stream 3D content to your TV. It is not a good idea to use any old USB 1.0 or FireWire device for such purpose.

If you are not too particular about 1080p, and more on 1080i, then you will definitely get a response of “but what about 1080i?” 1080i is still a valid format to find at home, and for most 2D movies and TV shows, and this is the main reason why we still see 1080i on some cable network. However, 1080i is not the native format of HD cable TV, and many cable boxes will not support 1080i. Therefore, when you see 1080i in a movie, you have to remember that that is the TV encoding.

Mede8er is actually our final plan, and that’s why we’re going to be ditching it. We’re going to be supporting everything we do in terms of the technology, except for the 3D stuff. We’ve already started writing the driver to support it, and we’ll be supporting a variety of 3D formats over time, but none will be able to deliver the performance you get with Dune. That’s my personal belief, anyway. 827ec27edc