Convert 3D blu-ray content to normal media files (mkv, avi, wmv) with 3D effects

Hi every one,

I am first time in this forum. Very nice to know everyone here.
I am trying DVDFab to convert/rip a 3D movie on blu-ray disc to pc and convert it to mkv file.
After that I played the converted mkv file on Toshiba Satellite A665 which is equipped Nvidia 3D technology.
I used Nvidia 3D glasses to watch the movie (the mkv file played on Toshiba laptop)
However, the screen is split into 2 screens and I did not see any 3D effects.
Is there anyone knows the reason?
Can you help me find the problem?

Thank you.
Nice to meet you all.

Mickey: I am intrigued with your conversion technique. Since I'm not working yet with Nvidia or other shutter glasses systems, I can't help you there, but the parallel images display is VERY interesting for me.

I use prism glasses for viewing 3D pairs on the monitor. They are very low-tech, but there's no color distortion and no flickering. I think this is the way to go until I can afford to invest in an HD 3D system. Since HD 3D currently has several competing formats, I'm going to wait until the dust settles before I buy.

Berezin dot com has a couple of options for 3D viewing with parallel pairs. They have prism glasses for both side-by-side and over/under (KMQ), and there's a one-eye viewer which I haven't tried yet.

Most people experience 3D as overlapped images with those colored red/cyan anaglyph glasses, but there's a lot of color distortion, so I'd avoid those if you're looking for natural colors. Polarized glasses only work with projection systems like your local movie theater. Berezin also sells viewers with lenses (like the old stereopticons), but they have a short focal length which makes them only suitable for very close-up viewing. Prism glasses (or those which use mirrors) are the way to go, if you're not committed to shutter glasses.

You might want to try the folks over at avsforum who have an extensive information on Home Theater PC's or the forums at Doom9 who specialize in manipulating video on the computer. Hope this helps!

Hi

if you want to see it on PC with stereo glasses you can use stereoscopic player
http://www.3dtv.at/Index_en.aspx

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