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NVIDIA 3D Applications
The NVIDIA 3DTV Play application installed on your computer enables you to play 3D games, watch Blu-ray 3D videos, and browse 3D photos. It supports the same games as NVIDIA 3D Vision. For a list of supported 3D games, see www.nvidia.com.
NOTE Refer to NVIDIA support for more details on this application.
NOTE NVIDIA 3D application is not available on all computers.
Playing games in 3D
- Launch the game in full-screen mode.
- If you see a message stating that the current mode is not HDMI v1.4 compatible, set the in-game resolution to 1280 x 720 (720p) in HD 3D mode.
Keyboard shortcuts
The following are some of the keyboard shortcuts available for 3D gaming:| Keys | Description | Function |
|---|---|---|
| <Ctrl><t> | Shows/hides stereoscopic 3D effects | Turns 3DTV Play on or off. NOTE The gaming performance may reduce when using HD 3D mode even if 3DTV Play is disabled. To maximize performance, select HD or SD mode when 3DTV Play is disabled. |
| <Ctrl><F4> | Increases 3D depth | Increases the 3D depth in the current game. |
| <Ctrl><F3> | Decreases 3D depth | Decreases the 3D depth in the current game. |
| <Ctrl><F11> | Captures a 3D screen shot of the current game, and saves the file in a folder in the Documents folder. To view the file, use the NVIDIA 3D Photo Viewer. | |
| <Ctrl><Alt><Insert> | Shows/hides in-game compatibility message | Displays the NVIDIA recommended settings for the current game. |
| <Ctrl><F6> | Increases convergence | Move objects towards you; maximum convergence places all objects in front of the scene in your space; also used to place the laser sight. |
| <Ctrl><F5> | Decreases convergence | Moves objects away from you; minimum convergence places all objects behind the scene in your space; also used to place the laser sight. |
NOTE For more information, see the NVIDIA application help file.
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