Comment #1 (Larry)

People give the "Thumbs down" for the opposite reason to those who give it "Thumbs up", yet no one ever comments on those votes. But complaining all the time is a useless waste of time, and serves no useful purpose. and deserves a "No" regarding being a useful comment, as does this comment. Readers are fed up of all those tireless comments about the voting system.

Nigel  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+76)

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Take heart all thee who find the GOTD ratings useless. Bookies in Las Vegas have a betting pool on when the man behind the curtain will switch to a more useful multiple choice system. Most expect mid-2017 target with something like this:

__ Didn't even download it
__ Downloaded, couldn't get it to register
__ Won't run on Win 3.1 16-bit or Blackberry or Pascal
__ Have no use for this
__ No time now, but I'll write something tomorrow
__ Will someone help me? I haven't tried the Forums.
__ Ran it, GUI sucks, deleted it
__ Ran it, wasn't impressed
__ Oh no, not another converter!
__ The censors won't publish my post
__ OMG this software is great!
__ Iron Curtain vendor asks for credit card # and security clearance!?
__ I work for the vendor. He told me to vote
__ Waaaaa, Giovanni just copies search results
__ Hi Mom!

Carpe Derriere  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+54)

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@Stortch. Anaglyphic stereoscopic 3D will display on any computer or TV, but you need to wear red/blue stereoscopic glasses to view the effect. Without those glasses, you'll only see a 2D image with red and blue ghosting around the edges of objects.

I haven't checked out this software, but generally there are three popular types of stereographic 3D encoding:

1) Anaglyphic 3D can be displayed on any monitor, and is viewed through glasses with different colour filters over each eye. In the case of this software, it appears to be Red and Blue.

2) Passive 3D TV is displayed on a TV which has a special screen which causes the light from one picture to be polarised horizontally, and the second picture to be polarised vertically (the two pictures are usually interleaved to create one horrible picture if you try viewing it without special glasses. Viewing through polarized glasses causes one image to only reach one eye, while the second image only reaches the other eye.

3) Active 3D TV needs to be viewed through glasses which alternately allow one eye to view the picture, while blanking off the other eye.

Hope that helps.

Simon  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+50)

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Oh...it could be a nice tool but I'm a beggar and cannot afford POWERPOINT.... so....

.... I cannot use it ...so....

THUMBS DOWN !!!!

LOL...this is in short why this program got 77% THUMBS DOWN so far!!

The RATING SYSTEM here is over manipulated and measleading, but GAOTD team seem to be totally unaware of it or even indifferent to this problem.

Now, writing a comment about this SOFTWARE is useless, because most of the visitors here make their opinion about any GAOTD offered by looking at its RATING only!!

Having said that, this software is given away for FREE even here (what a funny coincidence, isn't it??):

http://www.facebook.com/presente3d?v=app_326957207366280

On Softpedia this program is worth 40 $ and it's much bigger in size than here (157 MB)

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-tools/Other-Office-Tools/Presente3D.shtml

So I wonder if we are talking about the same software....

giovanni  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+49)

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Okay, let me try rewording my comment in a way that won't offend the censor.... I've just realised that both the GAOTD version, and the $59.99 version of Presente 3D are TIME LIMITED. I strongly feel this to be unfair to the consumer. People should not have to keep buying the same piece of software over and over again!

Simon  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+35)

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