iw3 desktop-output SBS to monitor

[laiyangli001]

I have a little request, could you please add an option to output SBS images to a specified physical or virtual montior , resolution is 3840x1080, and then we can stream them to VR glasses using the virtual desktop. I used Deepseek to generate an openCV based output code based on your code, but it didn't run successfully. Can you debug it? If it works, it would be perfect. I can donate to you.

The code is below:
desktop.zip

[nagadomi]

Is it not sufficient to open a browser on that monitor and play the iw3 streaming video in full screen?
I understand it is not very efficient, but if ignore performance issues, does that method achieve what you are trying to do?
I am not quite sure what exactly it means to output to a specific monitor.

[laiyangli001]

My purpose is to use VD to stream images. because desktop streaming is VD's strength，The image quality of the HTTP output is too poor, and there is no sound, which is really inconvenient.
I have created a series of AI realtime 2D to 3D video tutorials：
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1QGMwzhEvY

The process is :

1. Create a virtual monitor ,resolution :3840x 1080
2. Use AI 2D to 3D app to output SBS image to the virtual monitor .
3. Use VD streamer to stream images to VR glasses

[laiyangli001]

I mentioned Immersive3D before, and its performance and image quality are very good. It also uses openCV, but the only drawback is that it can only use DAV vits models and cannot choose large models. From the file analysis, it seems that it used fusid_model_q4f16_518.onnx to enlarge the image?
you can watch my video tutorials :
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1ZBLezEEyw

[nagadomi]

Image quality does not degrade except due to JPEG compression.
Also, sound may not be necessary since it is streamed by VD. Even if you use OpenCV, no audio comes from the window, so the result is the same.

[nagadomi]

It may not be clear what I meant, but my point is that using OpenCV to display in full-screen window on a monitor and using a web browser to display streaming video in full-screen window on a monitor are equivalent (ignoring efficiency).