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Category:Movies Total size: 200.40 MB Added: 1 week ago (2026-01-23 12:03:01)
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Infinite Lives: The Road to E3
Jun 20, 2010 • 1h 33m • Documentary
Overview
Infinite Lives: The Road to E3 is an independently-produced documentary that follows four friends from the American Midwest in their 2300-mile, week lon road trip to the mecca of all things gaming: the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Founded in 1995, E3 has become the penultimate expo for all the gaming industry's latest and greatest. Three years in the making, Infinite Lives documents a history of the expo, and all of the stages around planning and executing a cross-country road trip amongst four gamers. From Colorado Springs to Utah to Los Angeles and Albuquerque, the film displays the American Southwest while also revealing the chaotic, flashing nature of the E3 show floor. The film was shot on a series of handheld high definition consumer camcorders, depicting a fly-on-the-wall experience in high resolutions.
Cast: Kelly Karnetsky, Cody Meyer, Sam Mackey, Blair Herter, Craig Skistimas
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Presented in full resolution, frame-sequential 3D at 60fps. This 3D format provides a higher quality per MB than SBS or OU. If your display can support this format, you should prefer it. Most LG passive 3DTV's can support this format. Upcoming versions of 4XVR, Skybox and Virtual Desktop should soon support this format for VR headsets.
If your display doesn't support this format, you can convert it to SBS or OU using the method below.
If your passive 3D display doesn't support this file and you need to convert to Top/Bottom, you can do this in Potplayer. Use Avisynth like this:
If your passive 3D display is 1080p and supports 60/120Hz, use these settings:
Code:potplayer_source()
left = selecteven
right = selectodd
left1 = selecteven(separatefields(left))
left2 = selectodd(separatefields(left))
right1 = selectodd(separatefields(right))
right2 = selecteven(separatefields(right))
interleave(stackvertical(left1,right1), stackvertical(left2,right2))
assumeframebased
assumefps(60000/1001.0)
If your passive 3D display is 1080p and doesn't support 60/120Hz, use:
Code:potplayer_source()
Stackvertical(Selecteven.spline16resize(1920,540),Selectodd.spline16resize(1920,540))
assumefps(30000/1001.0)
If your display uses battery powered glasses and supports 60/120Hz, convert to Side by Side using:
Code:
potplayer_source()
left = selecteven
right = selectodd
left1 = selecteven(separatecolumns(left,2))
left2 = selectodd(SeparateColumns(left,2))
right1 = selectodd(SeparateColumns(right,2))
right2 = selecteven(separatecolumns(right,2))
interleave(StackHorizontal(left1,right1), StackHorizontal(left2,right2))
assumeframebased
assumefps(60000/1001.0)
If your display uses battery powered glasses and doesn't support 60/120Hz, convert to Side by Side using:
Code:potplayer_source()
Stackhorizontal(Selecteven.spline16resize(960,1080),Selectodd.spline16resize(960,1080))
assumefps(30000/1001.0)
To watch in 2D, use:
Code:potplayer_source()
selecteven
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