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Posted by Hakan Bicer (Member # 7471) on 06-13-2015, 01:09 PM:
 
hi all
we have nec900/ dolby dss 220 and masterimage wave 3D

in jurassic world sometimes backgorund is blurred

but some show play list have dolby 3D digital cinema countdown and other 3D traillers are normal

is there any problem on our 3D system or jurassic world ?

thanks all
 
Posted by Justin Hamaker (Member # 2165) on 06-13-2015, 03:40 PM:
 
Blurred background on 3D is not necessarily a problem. It depends on the depth of focus being used on a particular shot. One way to check this is see what the same shot looks like on the 2D version.

If it looks like something other than depth of field, then you may need to make sure your 3D settings are correct. Make sure you have the correct left/right setting. I don't know if this applies to MasterImage Wave3D, but you may need to check for an "Inverted" setting. This is selected on my NEC NC2000C projectors. This image shows what the 3D settings look like on my projectors using MasterImage Clarity3D.
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As for having different clips on each play list, the first thing that comes to mind it title mapping. If you are using an LMS, you could have small differences with your playlists between 2D and 3D, or 5.1 and 7.1.

If you're playlists are build on each server, then it is probably the person building the playlist adding different clips. One thing you don't mention is if the differences are in different auditoriums, and if it's different formats - 5.1 and 7.1.
 
Posted by Hakan Bicer (Member # 7471) on 06-13-2015, 04:36 PM:
 
thnaks Dear Justin

our 3D screen file setup is same with you.

there is no phase problem.

when I tested Dolby 3D test content 3D DDC etc. and other 3D traillers for example pinyons .... there is no problem.

but just in our setting dark time is 350 us which is the same masterimage operations manual.
 




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