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Casio YA-D30 User Manual
This manual explains how to install the Casio 3D Converter software on a Windows PC, lists the minimum system requirements, and describes the supported video and image formats. It also covers the conversion process from 2‑D to 3‑D, playback settings, and the use of the required 3‑D glasses.
Detailed sections guide the user through creating and managing 3‑D files, adjusting resolution and frame‑rate options, and using the built‑in viewer to display converted content on a 3‑D projector. This manual is written in Japanese.
Casio YA-D30 specifications
| CPU | Pentium dual‑core 1.86 GHz or higher |
|---|---|
| Memory | Minimum 1 GB RAM |
| Display Resolution | At least 1024 × 768 |
| Supported Image Format | JPEG |
| Required 3D Glasses | YA‑G30 |
| Playback Frame Rates | 30, 25, 24, 20, 15, 12.5 fps |
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Questions answered in these manuals
Which 3D glasses are required to view converted content?
The converter works with Casio’s YA‑G30 3‑D glasses.
From: Casio YA-D30 User Manual
How can I convert a 2D video to 3D using the converter?
Select the 2D video file, choose the conversion option, and the software will generate a 3D version that can be played with the 3‑D glasses.
From: Casio YA-D30 User Manual