Sat 03 Jun 2017 03:26:59 PM UTC, original submission:
Every video is 3 seconds shorter when I view it in 3D in either Red and Cyan or side By Side half, compared to the 2D viewing on a mid 2007 iMac with 2 GB RAM and runing os 10.9.6.
Also, about my previous bug that's closed. I found a workaround on how to record the output of the video file that was in twin stream format and convert it to Side-By-Side Half. OS 10.9 and later has Quicktime player with a feature called screen recording. Set that up, put a 3.5 mm cord from the headphone to the line input, turn the recording sound to a good level, box the video to be efficient with 3DS resolution, press record, start the video, and DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING until the video is over.
I knows it's kind of a pain that it can only do real time transfers of 3DS video to side by side half instead of faster, but it's better than nothing. Once in SBSH, I can convert it to 2D or Red and Cyan Dubois easier using a quick converter program that free on the Apple App store.
Is there a way I can place live capture card data in a 3D converter, so I can stream SegasScope 3D games on Twitch. All you need it 2 things, a real live conection from the capture card to the Bino3d, and then the Bino3d to the streaming programs for Twitch. I know it requires lots of setup, but it may be worth it for Sega Scope 3D games. I know Bino3D has an "alternating frame interlaced" mode, and that can be converted to R/C or SBSH, assuming I can make te connection.
The first paragraph is a real bug, the others are my suggested workaround for my problem and a question about a live dual link.By the way, the Apple tech suggested I upgrade from 2 Gig to 4 Gig RAM becuase screen capture was choppy on Quicktime.
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