Other Updates That Are Worth Mentioning in the New Versionīesides 3D playback support, some other updates are also worth mentioning, and among those, support for display ing the poster of the current disc inserted to the optical drive seems to have the potential to draw attention from people.
In terms of hardware, there is not much to ask for, other than a pair of 3D glasses for example, active shutter glasses (NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit) or polarized glasses. Supported video cards include NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 and AMD Radeon HD 6800 series or above, and the 2nd generation Intel Core processors or above. When it comes to the video cards, to play back 3D contents, a robust graphics card is critical. As to the system requirements, only Windows 10 is supported as of now, but the company hi nts that more Windows versions will be supported in following updates.
Spec-wise, depending on the 3D display devices users may have at home, there are four 3D output modes available namely, Anaglyph Red/Cyan, 3D-Ready HDTV (Checkerboard), Micro-polarizer LCD 3D (Row-interleaved) and HDMI 1.4 -enabled 3D TV. Additionally, Fengtao Software indicate d that an advanced 3D upscaling algorithm is also in the works, and when it is ready, users will be able to watch 2D conten t in 3D mode in real time.
The newest version came out last week, bringing 3D Playback support to the table to play back genuine 3D Blu-ray discs, ISO files and folders, along with other 3D video files in Side-by-Side or Top & Bottom formats. Now with the release of DVDFab Player 5.0.1.1, this long-awaited feature has finally boarded the 4K Blu-ray player, but in the Ultra edition only. Though one of the most powerful contender s on the market, there has been an important feature missing for years on the media player software from Fengtao Software the capacity to play back 3D content. DVDFab Player 5.0.1.1 Now Plays 3D Blu-rays and Other 3D Videos
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