"Frame sequential. Frame sequential, also occasionally called page-flip, is in some ways the simplest of the 3D formats. A frame sequential signal is a full resolution picture sent at 120 frames per second to the display. The frames alternate in sequence, so the display receives a left eye frame, then a right eye frame, then a left eye frame, and so on. This is simple because the projector itself does not need to do any decoding of the source; it just needs to be capable of accepting a 120Hz signal. Correspondingly, this format requires a lot of bandwidth, since it is essentially sending a full resolution signal at 60 frames per second for each eye. This is double the bandwidth of a comparable 2D signal. In the world of projectors, frame sequential is an important format. Today's inexpensive DLP projectors that are touted as "3D Ready" accept only frame sequential 3D. And at this writing, their 3D capability is limited to a maximum of 1280x720 resolution. Currently, the only way to send them such a signal is to use a computer, such as one equipped with NVIDIA's 3D Vision system. Consumer electronics like Blu-ray 3D players and set-top boxes do not output frame sequential 3D. In short, all those inexpensive DLP 3D Ready projectors you've been seeing do not work with Blu-ray 3D or broadcast 3D content--it's PC or bust."
Ok, with Tomb Raider, the 3d options are grayed out and i can't change them. The tv has it set to 3d. But, the 3d isn't very effective while playing. I might as well play 2d. There has to be something i'm missing.
I go back to the nvidia control panel and there is a test application and im running it right now and everything is 3D. How do i get it to work properly with games though. Damnit.
Trying this method out in a moment: http://3dvision-blog.com/7163-make-your-passive-3d-monitor-or-3d-hdtv-work-with-3d-vision/ Hopefully it doesn't screw my pc up or i'm gonna **** some butts.
The above method works for me. I don't even have to switch the tv to 3D. Its on 3D from the PC. Even pops up with a 3D rating when i start a game.
