From: dsawdai@mux.engin.umich.edu (Donald James Sawdai) Subject: Re: INFO: Who knows if LCDBios got a Win95 version? Date: Thu, 15 Jan 1998 17:13:51 EST Message-ID: <1998Jan15.171351@mux.engin.umich.edu> Organization: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor In article <34BF331C.725E08B2@center.njtu.edu.cn>, Eric writes: >A driver for shutter glasses... >Maybe someone knows about it. >Did it come with the win95/NT version? The original LCDBios (a driver for shutter glasses) only works under DOS. For more info, see http://www-personal.umich.edu/~dsawdai/lcdbios.html However, I have ported LCDBios to a SSDI stereoscopic device driver for Windows and DOS. SSDI (Stereoscopic Device Interface) is a comprehensive API and driver system for use with stereoscopic displays. Applications which call the SSDI functions can display stereo info on **any** stereoscopic display -- as long as a SSDI device driver exists for that display. See http://www.vrex.com/ssdi for some details. Although SSDI and the SSDI software developer's kit are not currently available, some portions of the Win95 version of SSDI should be released very soon. Keep an eye on VRex's web site for the latest info. Last year, we demonstrated SSDI running under DirectDraw, OpenGL, and GDI in Win95 using SSDI device drivers for HMDs, polarized displays, interlaced shutter glasses, and page-flipped shutter glasses. The LCDBios SSDI driver is used for the page-flipping shutter glasses support. -Don Sawdai author, LCDBios -- -> The Generic .signature File (tm) <- -> Name : Donald Sawdai <- -> Address: dsawdai@engin.umich.edu <- -> Quote of the Day: "All work and no pay makes Jack a grad student." <-