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[BazzaLB]

Didn't seem to work for me for some reason. Still get the same "3D test pattern" in flat 2D with weird coloring. My nvidia_dx9 output via geo-11 is producing proper frame packed 3D display though. Driver is 512.77. Of course it doesn't really matter but was curious none the less.

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[BazzaLB]

Well, not using geo-11 when it comes to the "3D test". I think I assumed that because 3DVision has been injected into the driver that dx9 nvidia test would work as I thought dx9 3D was still available, but maybe that was a wrong assumption

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[bo3bber]

I think this doesn't work because of the DCH driver stall/server problem. Would be worth trying after fixing the DCH stall.

Edit: Nope, just tried this and it still doesn't work. However, the problem is that on any driver past 452.06, the DX9 output must be in exclusive fullcreen mode to work. Windowed of any form doesn't work past that driver.

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[Flint Eastwood]

Well I had some tests on that NvStTest.exe some time ago.
I used the wrapper from enbdev.com .
http://enbdev.com/download_convertor_dx8todx9.htm

You can manually start the 3D-Vision Test with this commandline:

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NvStTest.exe -mode 1920x1080x120x32 -startfullscreen

If you copy the wrapper in the same directory as the NvStTest.exe, the test will run successfully with 3D-Vision on latest Nvidia-drivers.

The main problem is, that the control panel launches the app maybe from another location or unpacks it from other resources. I didn't find a second NvStTest.exe on my system. So I was not able to get it working from inside the Nvidia control panel.

EDIT:
Yes, the Control Panel launches it from another location:
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\NVIDIACorp.NVIDIAControlPanel_8.1.964.0_x64__56jybvy8sckqj
But I'm not able to copy files to this locaion. Maybe I have to take ownership.

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