Feb 27, 2019 - Download now KMPlayer 2019.02.26 and KMPlayer 4.2: KMPlayer is a versatile media player supporting a wide range of formats. Anaglyph.ax For Km Player. 3/28/2018 0 Comments. Originally, the video will load like in a normal player – two videos side by side. But once you click the 3D button, the video will magically convert into 3D. You can change the 3D mode from 2-color anaglyph to interlaced. KMPlayer is a freeware and supporting 36 different languages with 300.

I don't see this as being a problem as you shouldn't need to. I suspect you are not refering to anaglyphic 3d, but rather the newer 3d systems. Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but as I remember reading your equipment should 'detect' wether your using a 3d hookup or not and then play the movie normally if you're not using one. Hi well am not sure about that 3D thing thou, anaglyphic 3d, can u elaborate a little on this?

For example, I have seen a movie Step Up 3D available both on net and being sold, but am hesitating to acquire it, since I once got My Bloody Valentine in 3D, but all I could see was violet (and some other colors) on the screen, with the images themselves being not really visible on my tv. Anaglyphic 3d requires you to wear glasses with colored lenses, such as the common ones with red & blue lenses. My Bloody Valentine, Coraline, and a few others used violet and yellow anaglyphic glasses. The newer 3d movies such as Monsters vs Aliens use something like shutter glasses which is dependant on the newer device technologies that send signals to the glasses that open and close the lenses rapidly to create the illusion of depth. If you bought Monsters vs Aliens on bluray and you did not have a 3d bluray player with the required TV it should detect this fact and play the movie normally. Even further a number of bluray sets, even when they are anaglyphic will let you chose wether or not, you with to watch it in 3d, or 2d such as Final Destinations Bluray/DVD combopac which did come with the red/blue glasses. The answer is: it depends on your medium & technology.

If you're medium is Blu-Ray, you've got the new 3DBD standard which is fully backward compatible. A 3DBD played in a 3D BluRay player sent to a 2D TV, or played in a 2D BluRay player (sent to whatever) should automatically pick the standard 2D version. Prior to the 3DBD standard, you might have anaglyph versions (or possibly even side-by-side/over-under/interlaced), but these ARE NOT backwards compatible. These DON'T sense what kind of player you have; they don't automatically fall back to the 2D version.

If you watch these on a standard 2D TV, you'll get an anaglyph (or side-by-side/over-under/interlaced) view, and will need to manual adjust your display, glasses, etc to be able to view correctly. OTA/Sat/Cable channels etc, are CURRENTLY at the state DVDs+BDs were before the standard. Internet/PC Streaming- or File-based media can be either, and vary widely.

The only TRULY backwards-compatible versions are the dual-muxed files, which play best with P.Wimmer's Stereoscopic Player, nVidia's nVision3D, or possibly StereoMoviePlayer. These work smoothest with dualmux WMV's, but AVI's and MPGs work well also. MKV's OUGHT to work, but I can't verify right now. QT MOV could work, but really needs a QT-based player to be fully utilized. Anaglyph is the 'Lowest Common Denominator' of 3D, and is really only useful these days for previewing purposes on 2D monitors now that you have complete systems with higher-resolution, full-color versions based only Active LC shutter or Passive Polarized (or a few others) methods. If you need to, you can use Stereoscopic Player as a converter (since it has such a wide range of input & output choices).

The 3d anaglyph colors are green and magenta(My Bloody Valentine, Coraline, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Bob's Big Break), Blue and yellow( Monsters vs. Aliens)and the standard red and cyan. Yes, and I've also seen Red+Blue and Red+Green. So even for anaglyph, there's no real 'standard'. Another reason to graduate away from anaglyph as soon as possible.