Is it possible to watch 3d bluray and mkv 3d on pc

hello everyone, Im wondering how could i watch 3d bluray and mkv 3d from hard drive is there any software available yet? Im wondering if then i could watch it on 3dTV? If so what would be the process? now im using mpc-hc thanks everyone very much

You need stereoscopic player for watching it from PC to 3D TV

I dont know for blu ray But mkv SBS and TB u can play in stereoscopic player without problem.

1)side by side ( half resolution) and top bottom = 2 mandatory 3d formats (search on google u will find what u need ;) ) if dont ask 2) i dont know i dont use subtitle but u can see at 3dtv 3)display must have real 120hz = they must be 3d

Stereoscopic player is almost useless 

Although the 3D rendering and conversion features are very well done stereoscopic player still lacks of so many convenient features so that it still is not useable in daily life. To name some: - No display of any subtitles - No audio track other than the first one - No suppression of monitor standby - No volume control in fullscreen mode (the same for play/pause/stop/rewind/...) - Not free What we would need are the "convenience" things of MPC-HC and the 3D input and output features of stereoscopic player combined in one application. Does anybody know if such exists? Another idea: The 3D part would perfectly fit in a DirectShow filter, e.g. as a "renderer" filter. Does such exist? best regards ako673de

I've taken a look at the 3D rendering methods ages ago, as it's been around for games/rendered art for a very long time already. It's about the same as with rendering to two monitors. That's really not a problem to integrate. It's more that I don't have any clue about how to get the 3D video source decoded and mixed with the VMR-9 and EVR mixers. I don't have any 3D equipment and 3D blu-ray video sources, either. I believe that's also the common situation with the other OSS developers.

Hahh, my 3D shutter glasses are already on their way from South-Korea and I just realized that it will be very difficult to use my PC as a 3D player. (Of course, I ordered them mostly for testing purposes because I am curious what could my TV offer, I will probably sell the glasses after a week. :D) Both my TV (2011 Samsung plasma) and VGA card support HDMI 1.4, so I would use an appropriate 3D format for 3D Blu-Ray cinema movies without reducing the resolution. As much as I understand, SBS and TB cuts the horizontal or vertical resolution in half by default, because you still use 1920x1080p24 resolution for you VGA. I guess we need to output 1920x1080p48 with 2x24 frames or 3840x1080p24 / 1920x2160p24 resolutions with SBS or TB encoding. But I am not sure how the TV will understand that. What about PowerDVD? I saw a screenshot about it's menu and it seems like it offers different modes for "real 120Hz LCD" and "3D Ready HDTV" as well.

It's a PDP, not an LCD (Samsung PN51D550), so it can adapt to the input refresh rates correctly. I think it requires fullscreen mode to render in higher resolution than the Windows desktop resolution (the refresh rate control is another good reason but it's not essential like the 2x resolution).