Joe,
You know you don't need two monitors to do steroescopic output don't you?
Check out my website for a picture of Ancient Tomb in 3D split red and blue, but this also works as an lcd glass game too. This is only one camera if I remember correctly, the drivers do the work of making it into a stereoscopic output. Get some red and cyan glasses and look:
OR
To do a wide desktop you need compatible gfx drivers that's all. B3d will stretch out across the divide as long as it is a single desktop (as I remember).
The hardware (nVida) has to have the drivers for it to work properly.
There are a number of hardware manufacturers who produce dual head cards, but Matrox does a QUAD head! (for less than £400 too).
IPete2.
You know you don't need two monitors to do steroescopic output don't you?
Check out my website for a picture of Ancient Tomb in 3D split red and blue, but this also works as an lcd glass game too. This is only one camera if I remember correctly, the drivers do the work of making it into a stereoscopic output. Get some red and cyan glasses and look:
OR
To do a wide desktop you need compatible gfx drivers that's all. B3d will stretch out across the divide as long as it is a single desktop (as I remember).
The hardware (nVida) has to have the drivers for it to work properly.
There are a number of hardware manufacturers who produce dual head cards, but Matrox does a QUAD head! (for less than £400 too).
IPete2.