In response to doublem70 query.. I have the Panasonic TX-P50VT20E, GTX285(2 way SLI) with the latest Geforce drivers, etc. Yesterday, I installed the latest update to PowerDVD 10Ultra3DMkII and was able to get the 3d working. I did have to force it with 1080p at 24p as the recommended auto setup could only detect the old style glasses. The update was release on the 26th and took it to build 2325.

Yes, I also used that update for 3D to work correctly and your right, my Panasonic was not detected correctly and I had to changed from auto to manual settings to fix it.

Strange....the Nvidia display manager had detected everything correctly.

Sadly, now nothing will work but DVDs. No 3D, Blu-Ray or MKV.

I did get blue rays to work... I tried all three IMAX blue rays and they were fine considering when they were produced. I also tried Cloudy with a change of meatballs and I saw some clips and they were fine. I just noticed that you have a GT220 graphics card... this isn't listed on Nvidia's website as being compatible for blue rays. http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html.. good excuse for an upgrade ;

As the OP reflected, DVD8 Ultra Pack and the DVD10 ultra II 3D trial version worked fine, that is why I purchased it.

It was a week later after the retail install that the issues started.

The new Nvidia GT220 1G DDR3 LP native 1080p cuda works fine, google and read.lol

Well I was just able to wipe PDVD 10 trial and install the retail version and all is well so far but MKV.

I hae had nothing but problems since buying Powerdvd 11 ultra, versus the trial. I am using an Asus 3d moonitor VG236 with Nvidia 3D pack. Card is Nvidia GTX460. When viewing an mp4 video I can choose analglyph and the out put is decent although not as good as the demo, but when I choose output appropriate to my monitor I get a message that my hardware won't support 3d in "this" mode and that I need to go to full screen mode, which I do, but then all I get is a low resolution single image with NO hint of ANY 3D and no way to change anything. Then wehn I exit the 3D mode all of the graphics and text on my computer are messed up - fuzzy and multiple colors, so much so that I have to reboot to use my system. I have the latest drivers for the Nvidia card as well as their 3D drivers, and the Nvidia samples play like a dream - true 3D, but I am very very frustrated tyring to get the Powerdvd 11 Ultra to work and am ready to give up and request a refund. I have sent 3 requests to cyberlink with as yet no reply. I would prefer to get this working correctly

Michael or Admins,

I know this may sound a little desperate (I am) but I wonder if you can answer.

It there a way to officially wipe our install of PDVD and registered key from the server to install the latests trial that is functional and use our key again to activate?

Cyber tracks the cd keys so if we could just remove it from their list it should be good.

Success!

Thanks to CS this worked and helped to find that I had issues with Roxio Creator 2011 installed on my new HTPC.

Hope users can use this info.