YouTube now offers support for NVIDIA's 3D Vision. Videos shot in any 3D medium (Nintendo 3DS, 3D HDV Cam, PC Game Capture) can be viewed through support for side-by-side Stereoscopic 3D.
The system will automatically detect a 3D Vision setup and play the appropriate video. If a 3D Vision setup isn't detected, many videos will provide a red/blue anaglyph image. Anyone with a pair of red/blue glasses can view this content.
Stereoscopic 3D is becoming more and more common, and the WSGF is entering this latest immersive realm as well. We've added a new forum section for Stereoscopic 3D (S-3D). Some initial forum posts include a few of pointers from getting my AMD HD3D rig setup, with regards to CrossFireX and S-3D and hooking up my Samsung 3D TV.
Shane Parfitt and Terry Makedon from ATI (two people actually in my email Roledex ^_^) talk about Open Source 3D from ATI. Leveraging HDMI 1.4a and DisplayPort 1.2, ATI expects to have Open Source 3D support out by Christmas.
At CES 2010 NVIDIA announced it's foray into the multi-monitor gaming world with its announcement of "3D Vision Surround." The technology will launch alongside the Germi cards, but will work with the existing GT200 family as well. This solution allows for combined implementation of 3D, Surround and PhysX.
