Dear Coot and Pymol users,
I have the same problem with both softwares so I thought I would send a
joined message.
We recently acquired a quadro 4000 with a 3-pin connector and the NVIDIA
3D Vision 2 kit (suppose to be supported by NVIDIA on linux for openGL
applications
http://www.nvidia.c
Dear Arnaud,
You need stereo mode 10 (and not 3) for the modern 3D vision setup. You
need to make sure that the 3D vision 2 emitter is plugged into a USB
port as well (assuming that you don't have a screen where the emitter is
integrated).
Hope that helps,
Andrew
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Andrew Purkiss
X-ray Labora
In addition to using STEREO mode "10", try adding this section to xorg.conf:
Section "Extensions"
Option "Composite" "Disable"
EndSection
Full xorg.conf file included at the bottom of this post.
On 09/02/13 11:52, Arnaud Basle wrote:
Dear Coot and Pymol users,
I have the same prob
Hi,
under linux, USB support will not work as far as I am informed. So,
better to use the 3-pin for both operating systems.
Not sure the nvidia demo is a useful reference because it can send a
HD-TV "1920 × 1080 pixel @ 24 Hz" signal to the monitor (what monitor
are you using and how is it c
