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This document provides guidance on configuring and understanding the stereo 3D features in ICE. It covers how to enable stereo 3D settings at the workspace, layer, and window levels. Additionally, it outlines the supported content formats and display output standards for stereo viewing.

Supported Content Formats for Stereo Viewing

  • Top-Bottom

  • Side-by-Side

Supported Stereo Display Output Standards

  • Top-Bottom

  • Side-by-Side

  • Dual-Pipe


Workspace Stereo Mode

To enable or disable the Stereo 3D feature in your workspace, navigate to the Workspace Properties window and toggle the Stereo3D setting.



Layer Stereo Modes

To specify the Stereo 3D setting for a particular layer, go to the General tab in the Layer Properties pane. In this tab, you can choose from various supported stereo formats including:

  • Mono

  • Top-Bottom

  • Side-by-Side

If the workspace is not in stereo mode, setting a layer to a stereo format will not cause any display issues. The layer will still appear correctly, but it will be rendered in Mono when the workspace is in a non-stereo mode.

See Media Files - Stereo 3D Format for automating this process using the Stereo 3D media file property


Window Stereo Modes

To set the stereo output setting for individual windows, you can add the stereoFormat tag to each window definition in the ScreenWindowSettings.xml file. The possible values for this tag are:

  • 0 : Top-Bottom

  • 1 : Side-by-Side

  • 2 : Left Eye Only

  • 3 : Right Eye Only

    </window>
	    <window>
        <winXPos>5760</winXPos>
        <winYPos>0</winYPos>
        <winWidth>1920</winWidth>
        <winHeight>1200</winHeight>
        <startX>0.666666666</startX>
        <startY>0.000000000</startY>
        <subWidth>0.333333333</subWidth>
        <subHeight>1.000000000</subHeight>
		<stereoFormat>1</stereoFormat>
    </window>

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