Apple Vision Pro supports 4K and 3D

[Freakyguy666]

Originally Posted by mpls1981

I'm not crying about anything. I was trying to have an adult conversation but it appears that you just want to belittle everyone for some poor reason.

If not for my posts a reader unfamiliar with Apple digital movies would incorrectly be lead to believe the content would not be local and subject to the quality of internet connection….I am happy to clear up that misnomer and point out that your complaints were misplaced…you’re welcome readers!

[Freakyguy666]

Originally Posted by xplorar

If we are not getting 3D bluray, I hope it does gets streaming 3D release somehow. Better something than nothing.

Not only better than nothing but potentially better than 3D bluray if AppleVision is as good as expected!

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Freakyguy666

Not only better than nothing but potentially better than 3D bluray if AppleVision is as good as expected!

No proprietary system is going to be better than 3D Blu-ray, but the Meg 2 thread isn't the thread for that discussion, so I have moved it here.

[Freakyguy666]

Originally Posted by bhampton

(Android/Zidoo does support 3D frame packed play but they are miles ahead in terms of all kind of codec support and bit streaming ect.)

Zappiti also supports 3D frame packed play and they are miles ahead of Android/Zidoo as they also support DV & highend HDR…

[bhampton]

Originally Posted by Freakyguy666

Zappiti also supports 3D frame packed play and they are miles ahead of Android/Zidoo as they also support DV & highend HDR…

All that stuff is hack anyway. I went back to playing discs directly.

[2ndvizio]

Since I've gotten the Vero4K+, I haven't used discs at all. Just so convenient playing from my Plex server instead of having to find and load discs to play. And I can continue from elsewhere although I've pretty much stopped using the TV and using the projector always now. Funny how I thought that projectors were just fuzzy and it turned out I just needed glasses all this time. I wonder if discs are better quality but I haven't noticed a difference even now that I'm using glasses.

[Alain57]

[Freakyguy666]

Originally Posted by the13thman

No proprietary system is going to be better than 3D Blu-ray, but the Meg 2 thread isn't the thread for that discussion, so I have moved it here.

If a proprietary system supported frame packed 3d at higher resolutions than 1080p then by definition it would be better….and AppleVision may just do that!

[bhampton]

Originally Posted by Freakyguy666

If a proprietary system supported frame packed 3d at higher resolutions than 1080p then by definition it would be better….and AppleVision may just do that!

In theory yes if say the bandwidth was equal but iTunes 4K looks like crap compared to a good 1080p Blu Ray.

Compression matters and they crank it till it's only bearable on an iPad.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Freakyguy666

If a proprietary system supported frame packed 3d at higher resolutions than 1080p then by definition it would be better….and AppleVision may just do that!

By your definition, not mine.

For me, the fact that it's a proprietary system outweighs the improvement in resolution. Not to mention no physical media. Can't have four people together on a sofa watching it either. So the way I see it, there are lots of ways it's worse, but only one way it's better.

[BLMN]

Originally Posted by the13thman

By your definition, not mine.

For me, the fact that it's a proprietary system outweighs the improvement in resolution. Not to mention no physical media. Can't have four people together on a sofa watching it either. So the way I see it, there are lots of ways it's worse, but only one way it's better.

I just sense a lot of resistance from you, in the end isn't it all about 3D no matter what ? although not confirmed, if this ends up being the only way to watch the lost 3D movies from Disney (and even maybe from other studios who knows), what's got to give to you to change your mind ?

[Lee A Stewart]

Originally Posted by Freakyguy666

If a proprietary system supported frame packed 3d at higher resolutions than 1080p then by definition it would be better….and AppleVision may just do that!

Frame Packing 3D is part of the H.264 codec with MVC extension. You can't use any other system for frame packing without the express written permission of MPEG. LA who is the keeper of the patents.

H.264/MVC = 1080P per eye.

It usually takes years to develop new codecs. It is not a quick and easy thing to accomplish. VVC, the latest codec took 5 years just to set the specifications. It's been available since 2020 yet few are using it.

It is far easier to simply upscale MVC to whatever resolution the Apple Vision is using like when 3D Blu-Rays are shown on a 3D compatible 4K TV.