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| SDK helps accelerate stereo 3D development (AMD Quad-Buffer SDK ) |
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Concurrently, new passive and active monitors from Acer, LG, Samsung, and Viewsonic have further expanded their ecosystem support for AMD HD3D technology. End-users with systems including any of the following: the AMD A-Series APUs, AMD Radeon HD 5000 or HD 6000 HD3D-capable graphics products now have even more choice thanks to the Open Stereo 3D initiative in building their stereo 3D gaming or Blu-ray 3D playback system.
OverviewThis SDK allows developers to access AMD’s Quad-Buffer API to support stereoscopic 3D displays that require frame sequential or frame packed format input using custom DirectX 9,10, and 11 extensions. Examples of these displays are listed here: http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-hd3d/pages/supported-hardware.aspx The API outlined in this SDK can be used for showing DirectX games in stereoscopic 3D, video playback applications and viewing 3D pictures. This API also abstracts the underlying display interface technology. This means the developer doesn’t have to code differently for DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI, or VGA 3D displays since the transport mechanism of the stereo image pairs is transparent to the application. Notes
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