DIY RealD 3D home cinema playing video!

Here's a small clip showing a movie actually playing on my home cinema. I use two projectors each equipped with the filter from one of the eyes of a pair of RealD 3D glasses. (Bought at the cinema.) You mount the filters as if the projector is wearing the glasses. You also need a program that can read a blue-ray or dvd with a stereo movie on it. You can't just use a regular movie. 3D can't be created from a single 2D movie so don't bother asking... Update: I am getting a lot of video-replys from people trying to duplicate this in different ways. I need to clarify a few points... 1. I use two projectors 2. The projectors are showing a DIFFERENT version of the film designed for tha eye their filter matches. 3. The source of the video is a blu-ray with a frame-progressive 3D version of the movie. This means that it contains both versions interleaved so that it would play on a single projector or TV and you'd need shutter-glasses to view it. 4. This was ment as a demonstration of home-use. It shows that indeed the image seen in left and right filter is different. 5. The 3D move was split into two streams. One for each eye. 6. The application used to play back the two streams is called Stereoscopic Player and the demo allows you to try it out for 5 minutes each time you start it. 7. You NEED a silver screen. A gray or white one will not work well as the light is absorbed and retransmitted. This ruins the polarization so the images blend. I painted my screen on a MDF-board ...

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