Software which has not been updated will not process AVCHD 3D files correctly: in fact, the older software will see valid 3D AVCHD files as being 2D files, incorrectly. From what I can see, there is no way to download that software from the web at the moment.Īnd download the updater and run it. Install MediaBrowser 3D from the CD that came with the camera. Just in case anyone else ever wants to convert 3D video from a JVC GS-TD1 and post them on YouTube in side-by-side or LR format, this is how it is done. Nm.just found the page: It says it only supports L/R SbS. You SHOULD submit the proper S3D metadata when uploading, so it knows how to present. Not sure about YT upload, whether they support MVC decode or not.
And you could take the outputs from that and create a SbS using AVISynth, etc. can decode it, most likely so can something like FRIM. Yes, I crossed my eyes - learned to do that years ago for just such occasions as S3D. I converted them during playback to cross-eye SbS view so I could watch them on a standard monitor. It's there, though, because I was able to watch both (cat) and (desk drawer) in 3D. Searches on YouTube produce stunning 3D videos, but essentially no information about the problem I am having.īoth files play in 3D using the MVC decoder using Stereoscopic Player, so though the mp4 shows dual streams in mediainfo (AVC monoscopic compatibility stream #1, MVC stereo difference enhanced stream #2) and the mts does not, most likely it is just hidden in the TS user data and is currently not parsed by mediainfo. The camera is old and essentially no one is using it. I want to create side-by-side video to upload to YouTube.Īny thoughts would be appreciated. Note that I do not have any 3D displays other than that on the camera. I wonder if the stereo/3D data is actually there, but I am having problems displaying it using KMPlayer 64 and/or VLC.
The MP4/MVC videos are labeled as 3D in MediaBrowser, but appear to be 2D on my PC. The camera comes with MediaBrowser 3D, and that software swears that my 3D AVCHD videos are 2D, even though the phrase 3D appears in 3 places on the display while I am recording, and even though I can play those videos back and see 3D on the camera itself. There are no side-by-side images (which are visible in YouTube examples from this camera), and when I single frame through the videos, I do not see alternating left/right frames. When I copy the video files onto my PC, there is no hint of stereo or 3D. When I record 2D videos, the playback is significantly different. When I play the videos back on the camera, I can see the 3D effect on the 3D LCD display. I can record 3D video in both AVCHD and MP4/MVC formats.
I bought an old stereo/3D video camera, which appears to work flawlessly except. Please move to another forum if there is a more appropriate one.
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