I'll try to answer a little of this. Not because I know, but because I've done a bit of research as well into this. I hope others who have some first hand experience will chime in.
> ksirul wrote:
> Can anyone shed some light on these products and who makes them?
The signal is an interlaced signal in which both "eyes" are 1/2-res interleaved/interlaced images. The emitter on the set or projector actively syncs the timing of the glasses so that the left eye only sees the left-eye field and the right eye only sees the right-eye field. AFAIK, these are mainly products in the high-end home theater space, but I don't know of specific products. It won't be grading-quality monitors.
> and I'm confused about whether I need to use Metafuze or not.
I do believe you have to use MetaFuze, because in order for MC's Stereo 3D to work, it needs a properly interleaved MXF file. So you would have to use MetaFuze to combine the two camera images. I'm only guessing, but I think you'll need to extract the video from the two sets of files (maybe as sequential image sequences) and then combine those in MetaFuze.
Hopefully Michael Phillips will chime in on this one.
- Oliver
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