Hi Abhinav,
From what you've written I can't gleen enough knowledge of your hardware or
software setup to provide any specific guidelines. In general I'd say keep
your 3D graphics separate from your 2D and sync them via some thread safe
scheme you come up that manages any common data appropriately.
Robert.
On 12 April 2013 09:42, Abhinav Goyal abhi...@vizexperts.com wrote:
Hi All,
I want to drive two outputs. One output is 120hz 3D capable while other
is 60HZ (2D capable).
I thought of two approaches for obtaining this scenario.
First :
Render the scene graph two times one with 120Hz and other with 60HZ.
This seems fine but here every computation is happening two times.
Second Approach:
Render the scene graph with 120HZ( Having both left and right frames) and
just extract the left or right frame and give this as input to second
display.
I am not sure whether something like approach 2 can be done or not.
Please guide me in this regard and suggest if there is a better way of
obtaining the same result.
...
Thank you!
Cheers,
Abhinav
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