So the process is: select your video and click play, then pause it, then right click the screen and select the format-it take several seconds to update the screen and switch to 3D. It's the same format settings as in PowerDVD14, but it doesn't appear that it will save your selection from video to video. As I was playing one, I inadvertently (yeah, just luck) right-clicked the screen image and up popped a window and I could select 3D Source Formats. So I tried playing several SBS videos again. I tried right clicking everything and nothing worked, so I posted on the forum-but no one responded. Hooray! I got SBS to play in PDVD15!! I visited the Cyberlink forum for PowerDVD15, and someone there got it to work by right-clicking the menu and selecting it. If you close the program, the next time you want to play an SBS file, you will have to do this setting again. Once set, it will play the SBS correctly. Then you right click over the playing area and a menu will pop up which will have a SBS option. You first must start playing the file, then pause it. I now have solved this issue and it does seem to be playing these files well.Ģnd Edit: It will play SBS but the interface is bizzarre. If you want it mainly for directly playing iso files, then it may be helpful for that purpose,ġST Edit: I originally said that it wasn't playing 3D iso files correctly on my projector/HTPC. I've left PDVD14 installed on my computer and will continue to use that one for 3D. So, if you already have an earlier version of PDVD, and it's meeting your 3D needs, you may want to pass on this one or try it on a trial basis if possible to see if you like it. As for its ability to play 3D iso files, that seems to be OK. For some reason, it will play in 3D 720p files that were rendered in Edius.

Today, I also discovered that it also will no longer play in 3D 720 60p files that have been rendered in its sister program, Power Director. Forinstance, it will no longer play files that are 1080 sbs half frame in 3D. It appears to me that, at least with regard to 3D, this program is a GIANT step backwards. At this point, I'd say, if you already have PDVD14 and use it for watching 3D, don't bother updating unless you really want direct BD iso file play. I've now had a chance to mess with it a bit with 3D content.

Last week, I updated from PDVD14 to PDVD15 Ultra.

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