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Understanding the MirageHD Stereo Mode
Spyder Stereoscopic Option 2 (SSO2) User Manual 12
020-000869-01 Rev. 1 (04-2016)
How is this different from the existing SSO modes?
The stereoscopic implementation for the MirageHD projector is substantially different from the traditional
active / passive stereo modes previously supported.
The VI is not split for left and right eyes
In traditional SSO stereo modes, the VI is internally split into two sections for the left and right eyes. This
effectively divides the overall VI size of a single system in half, requiring parallel configurations to be created in
many multi-output scenarios. The SSO2 mode does not split the VI into two eyes, instead handling the left /
right eye interleaving at the input.
SSO and SSO2 modes are mutually exclusive
Due to the way the two modes are handled internally, ‘active’ and ‘passive’ input and output configuration types
are not valid with the ‘Interleaved’ stereo mode used when running a MirageHD stereo configuration.
Alternately, the ‘interleaved’ stereo mode cannot be used in conjunction with the ‘Active’ or ‘Passive’
stereoscopic modes.
Valid Modes for stereo configurations
Input / Output Type
Active Stereo Passive Stereo MirageHD Stereo
Active X X
Passive X X
Interleaved X
Table 2: Valid Modes for Stereo Configurations
SSO2 stereo inputs do not require two Spyder inputs
SSO2 inputs consume only a single input connector to bring in the ‘interleaved’ formatted stereo video,
dramatically reducing physical input consumption.
What is the difference between ‘Active’ and
‘Interleaved’?
The interleaved stereo mode, new in SSO2, is much like the existing active stereo mode. Both signals involve a
separate sync signal which uniquely identifies left and right eye frames of video, and the video content of both
signals interleave left and right eye frames to transmit a stereoscopic image through a single video cable.