Echoview exports the following file formats so that you can view various 3D objects outside Echoview:
Entire scenes and individual 3D objects and can be exported from Echoview as VRML world files (.wrl) and viewed using a supported VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) viewer. This allows colleagues and other interested parties to view your 3D scenes and 3D objects you create even if they do not have Echoview.
Cortona for (developed by Parallel Graphics) is the only supported VRML viewer. You can download this program from Support > Downloads:
http://www.cortona3d.com/Support/Downloads.aspx
For detailed licensing information, please contact sales@parallelgraphics.com
Note: We have experienced problems using Cortona with specific video cards. Contact Echoview support for further information if you are using Cortona and having trouble viewing scenes exported from Echoview.
Once you have installed Cortona for Internet Explorer you can open the .wrl file using Internet Explorer and view the 3D object or scene.
Volume data set files are created by exporting region inspection data. See About inspecting 3D regions.
This file format is generic and easily supported. The following 3rd party software is known to support this format:
OpenQVis
developed by Christof Rezk-Salama
download from: http://sourceforge.net/projects/openqvis
See Viewing region inspection data in OpenQVis3DView
developed by RMR Systems Limited, represented by Roger Rowland and Dr. Rudy Lapeer
download from: http://www2.cmp.uea.ac.uk/~rjal/
See Viewing region inspection data in 3DView
About 3D objects
Exporting 3D objects
Exporting echogram curtains
Exporting 3D regions
Exporting 3D surfaces
About inspecting 3D regions