If I use the .MVC. sintax in the filename of my movie, the Mede8er automatic enables the 3D function of the Mede8er.
But then my TV doesn't recognise the movie as 3D.
When I then, while playing the movie go back to 2D via menu-key, my TV suddenly detects it is an 3D movie and asks to enable the TVs 3D function.
When I don't use the .MVC. syntax, my 3D TV does detect the movie is 3D and asks to enable the 3D function. How come?
I think this doesn't work well.
I have a Panasonic TX-L42FT60 3D-LED TV.
Is it working any different from using .TAB. ? .mvc was only added because some wanted a matching trigger, but it makes no difference to users who couldn't make the previous trigger name to work.
I have just tested 2 MVC mkv, one with the name tag, and the other without. The one with triggered 3d just like a 3d iso. Do you have the same issue with 3d iso....which don't need a name trigger?
It is MVC your testing? MVC is not a magic bullet setting for all 3d formats.
I only see that message from my Panasonic for anamorphic SBS from my sat box, which needs the TV to convert to interleaved left/right images. So are you files really SBS, thus needing that trigger instead?