3D sample files
#1
I'm looking for some sample files for skinning purposes.

Thanks.
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#2
http://bbb3d.renderfarming.net/

rename the file to *.3D.TAB.* and play it. Note that this is unfortunately a FullTAB render which requires a recent GPU when using HW decoding. If you have issues switch to software decoding and you're good to go.
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#3
So is it just the naming that XBMC uses to mark a video as stereoscopic?

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#4
wiki knows all the answers:
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=3D#3D_detection
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#5
Cheers Ronie.
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#6
@Hitcher - it's not only the naming, we also check the video streams metadata for stereoscopic flags etc, but most 3D movies around don't have this meta data applied and we need fallback mechanisms like parsing the filename for keywords.
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#7
(2014-05-24, 22:14)ronie Wrote: wiki knows all the answers:
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=3D#3D_detection
Well, WiKi knows all the answers but i am not sure if always is correct. Video filenames flags is not working for me.

This is my filename : Walking.With.Dinosaurs.3D.2013 and scraping with Universal Movie Scraper ListItem.IsStereoscopic is not returning the 3D flag.

Using the bellow code is working fine
PHP Code:
<control type="image">
  <
description>Video Stereoscopics Image</description>
  <include>
FlagsLayout</include>
  <
texture>flags/video/3d.png</texture>
  <
visible>ListItem.IsStereoscopic
         
SubString(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,.3D.)
         | 
SubString(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,-3D.)
         | 
SubString(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,.sbs.)
         | 
SubString(ListItem.FileNameAndPath,-sbs.)
         | 
SubString(ListItem.Filenameandpath,.3dbd.)
         | 
SubString(ListItem.Filenameandpath,-3dbd.)
  </
visible>
</
control

Cheers
Nessus
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#8
@nessus - it has to be a combination of the initial "3D" flag + the 3D format "SBS/TAB". So try naming your file "Walking.With.Dinosaurs.3D.SBS.2013" or something.

and it's NOT recommended to do those string checks in your skin, because the parser will have to run/work for every frame, whereas the infobols are created once and then just read from cache
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#9
@da-anda
I didn't know about the combination. That worked. I was naming my films only with the .3D. text. Of course if I had read the WiKi more carefully the first time i could know. I know about string checks but sometime is the only way to do stuff. A fair use won't be a problem.

Thanks for the clarifications

@ronie
You're right, WiKi indeed knows all the answers Nod

Sorry guys, my bad.

Cheers
Nessus
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