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4. Software Reference Main Program This field is used in conjunction with the Scheme function below. When selecting a D3D OSD scheme for a specific program, load the scheme default file. Mode Line Interleave Select this option for better monitor compatibility, particularly for monitors with less bandwidth or less range of horizontal/vertical frequency. Stereoscopic visual quality, however, will be poor since only half the vertical lines are generated. Page Flipping Select this option for the best stereoscopic visual quality. Page flipping provides double vertical resolution compared with Line Interleave. The monitor must be able to support the high frequency (at least 100Hz) necessary for this mode. Refresh Rate To prevent eye discomfort and fatigue, high refresh rates are preferred. Some monitors, however, may not be able to support a high refresh rate. Consult documentation to make sure that your monitor supports the selected refresh rate; otherwise, your monitor may become unstable, ie.: a blank screen may occur. Disable Monitor Check Disables the specification check on the monitor. Note: Choosing a resolution or refresh rate in excess of monitor specifications may damage the monitor. Scheme This field lists the various default schemes that change the appearance of many screen elements simultaneously. Use existing schemes by selecting from the games listed in the drop-down menu and then go to the main program field to browse for the default settings file supplied with each game for D3D OSD settings. Click on Save to engage the file with the NVIDIA system. Create and save your own scheme by saving current custom settings. Unwanted schemes may be deleted. You may want to save a scheme that you created for some special situations, such as when you want to use the same settings when playing a certain game or a movie. Tips for VR! 1. Make sure that the 3D screen objects do not appear either too far apart, or separated into slightly overlapping images. These effects indicate over- or under-compensation. Readjust the settings to avoid eyestrain. 2. Settings may be adjusted to make some objects appear to hover above the screen area as other objects float below the surface. A ratio of 1:3 to 1:5 of objects above to below is recommended. 3. For race games, use embossment to make your car appear above the screen. 4. For first-person shooting games, use embossment to make only your hand/weapon appear above the screen. 4. S/W Reference Advanced D3D 38 ASUS V8200 Series User's Manual

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ASUS V8200 Series User’s Manual
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4. Software Reference
4. S/W Reference
Advanced D3D
Tips for VR!
1.
Make sure that the 3D screen objects do not appear either too far apart, or
separated into slightly overlapping images. These effects indicate
over-
or
under-compensation
.
Readjust
the settings to avoid eyestrain.
2.
Settings may be adjusted to make some objects appear to hover above the
screen area as other objects float below the surface.
A ratio of 1:3 to 1:5 of
objects above to below is recommended.
3.
For race games, use
embossment
to make your car appear above the screen.
4.
For first-person shooting games, use
embossment
to make only your
hand/weapon appear above the screen.
Main Program
This field is used in conjunction with the
Scheme
function
below
.
When selecting
a D3D OSD scheme for a specific program, load the scheme default file.
Mode
Line Interleave
Select this option for better monitor compatibility, particularly for monitors with
less bandwidth or less range of horizontal/vertical frequency.
Stereoscopic visual
quality, however, will be poor since only half the vertical lines are generated.
Page Flipping
Select this option for the best stereoscopic visual quality.
Page flipping provides
double vertical resolution compared with Line Interleave. The monitor must be able
to support the high frequency (at least 100Hz) necessary for this mode.
Refresh Rate
To prevent eye discomfort and fatigue, high refresh rates are preferred. Some
monitors, however, may not be able to support a high refresh rate.
Consult
documentation to make sure that your monitor supports the selected refresh rate;
otherwise, your monitor may become unstable, ie.: a blank screen may occur.
Disable Monitor Check
Disables the specification check on the monitor.
Note:
Choosing a resolution or refresh rate in excess of monitor specifications may
damage the monitor.
Scheme
This field lists the various default schemes that
change the appearance of many
screen elements simultaneously.
Use existing schemes by selecting from the games
listed in the drop-down menu and then go to the
main program
field to
browse
for
the default settings file supplied with each game for D3D OSD settings.
Click
on
Save
to engage the file with the NVIDIA system.
Create and save your own scheme
by saving current custom settings.
Unwanted schemes may be deleted.
You may
want to save a scheme that you created for some special situations, such as when
you want to use the same settings when playing a certain game or a movie.