Solving the Frustrating Issue of No 3D Depth with PowerDVD 21

If you're experiencing trouble getting 3D playback to work with PowerDVD 21 and your NVIDIA graphics card, you're not alone. Many users have reported similar issues, and it can be a frustrating problem to resolve.

One potential solution is to try leaving PowerDVD running for several seconds after movie playback starts. This may allow the 3D depth to suddenly appear. It's also worth noting that Display Driver Remover and fiddling with various settings didn't work for some users, so this might not be a one-size-fits-all solution.

When using the 3D setup in NVIDIA Control Panel, all seems well, as you can see separate pictures for each eye. However, when playing 3D content, the glasses may flicker like they do in 3D mode, but there is no actual 3D depth and both eyes seem to display the same picture.

It's not uncommon for users of NVIDIA graphics cards to experience issues with PowerDVD 21, as Cyberlink has a history of problems with this combination. Interestingly, some users have reported that 3D playback worked flawlessly with AMD R290x graphics cards, but not with their NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti.

To set up 3D playback in Windows, you can try setting the display to 1080p at 24Hz and then launching PowerDVD. In the 3D options, select HDMI 1.4 1080 24 and play 3D content as 3D. However, even when PowerDVD thinks it's playing in 3D mode, there is often no actual 3D depth and both eyes display the same picture.

If you're struggling to get 3D playback working with your NVIDIA GTX 1080Ti and Windows 7 (with the latest patches and driver updates), you might want to try some additional troubleshooting steps. While the issue may be specific to PowerDVD 21 and NVIDIA graphics cards, it's possible that there are other solutions that can help resolve the problem.

In any case, if you have any ideas or solutions for getting 3D playback working with PowerDVD 21 and an NVIDIA graphics card, feel free to share them in the comments below.

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