Iz3d Amd 3d Dlp Enabled Driver For Mac

Aug 10, 2011 OK, I'll read it slow:bang: AMD HD3D is no more than a marketing term for frame alternative 120 Hz stereoscopy. A 120 Hz monitor is just one part of the equation; all your application software has to support AMD's implementation of quad-buffering API for DirectX (where the video card driver provides each L and R view with its own frame buffer and back buffer, so a 120 Hz frame. I downloaded the drivers, but they just show iz3d, anaglyph and DLP (ATI) output. A new Macbook pro, 22' Zalman Trimon monitor, Windows 7 64 bit. Halo works, but not in 3D, even though stereo mode is enabled.

SAN DIEGO, CA--(Marketwire - November 24, 2008) - iZ3D LLC, designer, developer and pioneer ofadvanced stereoscopic 3D visualization systems, announced the latestrelease of its popular stereoscopic 3D monitor driver today. The Version1.09 Driver began shipping with iZ3D's 22' widescreen 3D/2D switchablemonitor in October and is now generally available at www.iz3d.com.

iZ3D has been publishing regular S-3D driver updates since its first driverrelease in 2006. Since then, iZ3D has become the defacto-standard forstereoscopic 3D drivers among gamers, display OEMs, and system hardwareproviders wanting to enable 3D gaming and entertainment.

'iZ3D is committed to bring S-3D to the mainstream. We recognized theimportance of software drivers when developing our second generationdisplay in 2006 and began releasing our own drivers with the introductionof the 22' monitor model,' stated Thomas Streigler, iZ3D's CEO. 'Sincethen our software group has worked closely with customer beta testers toregularly update and improve our drivers and expand functionality tosupport a broad range of 3D outputs,' he added.

Expanded Features

This is the first S-3D driver to feature a user-friendly interface,flexible per-game profile system, and compatibility with multiple populardual output cards and 3D hardware. In addition to the iZ3D output, the newdriver now also supports a variety of additional S-3D outputs enabling itto support a wide range of 3D viewing hardware.

The supported stereoscopic methods supported in Version 1.09 include:

The driver is compatible with DirectX games and content and runs on WindowsXP 32-bit, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, and Windows Vista64-bit operating systems.

Driver Price and Availability

The Version 1.09 Driver is available at www.iz3d.com with a licensing feeof $49.99 per driver output. Customers that are buying iZ3D's 22' 3Dmonitor get both the iZ3D and Anaglyph driver outputs included as part oftheir 3D kit.

iZ3D also offers drivers for OpenGL Quad Buffer applications with alicensing fee of $99.99 to $499.99 and additional software applications for3D movie and image viewing

The iZ3D Solution

The iZ3D solution includes a widescreen monitor, viewing glasses, andsoftware drivers. iZ3D developed this unique technology to create anadjustable viewing environment that delivers 3D without the eyestrain,spatial disorientation, or headaches commonly associated with other 3Dapproaches.

The 22-inch monitor, which is optimized for 3D viewing, can also be easilytoggled into a 2D mode when required for productivity applications oremail. In 3D mode, viewers see bright, sharp 3D images or video simply byinstalling the software driver and wearing any of eight iZ3D passivepolarized glasses. New or existing PCs equipped with a dual-output videocard easily power the display.

Specifications include:

Most PC games released in the last five years, including many of the mostpopular multiplayer online, first person shooter, and role-playing games,have already been designed for 3D displays. iZ3D's optimized driver unlocksthe third (depth) dimension of these 3D-ready games to allow gamers tofinally play them as they were written -- in 3D.

Monitor Solution Availability

The iZ3D 22-inch monitor is currently available at www.staples.com,www.criticalbuy.com, www.pcmall.com, www.amazon.com, www.newegg.com,www.iZ3D.com, and other online retailers.

About iZ3D, LLC

iZ3D™ LLC is a leading innovator of 3D stereoscopic viewing displaysolutions. In addition to the design and marketing of 3D LCD displays, thecompany enables 3D content creation, and promotes the acceleratedproliferation of 3D for entertainment and professional applications.

To present an uncompromised 3D experience, company's development approachto 3D stereoscopic viewing includes optimizing solutions for gaming, homeentertainment, and professional applications. Each solution is compatiblewith multiple graphics cards and includes iZ3D high-performance LCDdisplays, lightweight passive polarized glasses, and blazingly fastsoftware.

The company is also developing next generation solutions and enablingcontent for home entertainment and professional applications needing 3Ddisplays to view visually rich movies, photos, and 3-dimensional graphicswith amazing depth, brightness, and resolution.

iZ3D was formed as joint venture of Taiwan-based Chi Mei Optoelectronics, aworldwide leader in TFT-LCD manufacturing and Neurok Optics LLC, a US-based3D technology developer and marketing company. The company distributes itsproducts directly at the iZ3D online store and through major online andretail outlets. Please visit www.iz3d.com or call 858.646.3015 for moreinformation.

Contact Information: Media Contact:Carol WarrenAntarra CommunicationsTel. 714-891-3660 x14cwarren@antarra.com

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Enabling Accelerated 3-D for a Host

To enable a host for accelerated 3-D:

Hardware —

Use a host video card with support for accelerated OpenGL, such as NVIDIA TNT, GeForce and Quadro cards, or ATI FireGL and Radeon 8500 (or higher) video cards. If you are unsure, check with your hardware manufacturer.

Software —

Upgrade the video drivers for your host to the latest available.

ATI drivers are available at

(Linux only) — NVIDIA GPUs support the features used in Direct3D acceleration. Linux open source drivers are not enabled. However, if you have a video card with an Radeon 8500 (or better) GPU, you can attempt to use the Direct3D acceleration using the ATI driver available at

Windows —

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Perform these steps to prepare a Windows 2000 or Windows XP host.

Make sure hardware acceleration is turned up in the display properties.

1. Right-click the desktop and choose Properties > Settings > Advanced > Troubleshoot.

2. Move the Hardware Acceleration slider all the way to the Full position.

Linux —

Perform these steps to test your Linux host for compatibility:

1. To verify that direct rendering is enabled, run
glxinfo grep direct

2. To ensure that 3-D applications work on your host, run
glxgears

After your host is configured, configure a virtual machine for accelerated 3-D.