Turn on the youtube 3D mode by adding the tag without the quotes " yt3d:enable=true". Upload the video on youtube like any other video Don't compress too much because youtube compresses the video again, so the uploaded material should have a good quality. I would use 25 fps because the 3D mode in youtube needs calculation power and this would be more critical with high frame rate. Virtual Dub will automatically load all images and attach them to an animation.Ĭhange frame from 10 to 25 or 30 frames per second. Step 3 - creating an animation out of the single side by side imagesĭrag and drop the first (in my case #40) of the side by side images created with StereoPhoto Maker into Virtual Dub. Start conversion by clicking "Convert all files". The output files will have the same names as the left images. So you should NOT the Swap Left/Rigth option now!īrowse the output folder. Also the default stereo upload is now Left-on-left-side and Right-on-right-side! You can't change that option as you could in the past. In HTML5 player there are all the cool 3D stereo options gone that the FlashPlayer version offered. Update 2015/2016: YouTube changed the default player from FlashPlayer to HTML5 player. I always do this before uploading an animation to check it's correct 3D effect via crossed eyes. But with Swap Left/Rigth you can see 3D by crossing the eyes. This is not explicit necessary because you can also swap the sides in youtube's 3D options menu. I would use only use lossless compression or no compression file types here.Ĭheck Swap Left/Rigth option. If you want to upload to another video portal that has no 3D feature you can save in another format like anaglyph. With that file type you can use the youtube 3D mode. Don't be confused - in that case I started my animation at frame 40 -)Ĭheck "Independent L/R", so you can select other folder containing the right images. Select (doubleclick) directory "left" in the upper part, so you can see the list of images. Select from menu: File -> Multi Conversion. There should be no other files or images in those directories. Step 2 - putting together left and right images side by sideĬopy all left images into a folder, best named "left" and the right images into a folder "right". See this thread for a deeper explanation why you should use "Rectilinear" instead of "Common" camera: Important tip: Use "Rectilinear" Camera setting I never changed them and was always satisfied with the default values. If you want to change the stereo options, you can use the stereo menu. But check the left eye images per preview because you may get cuts because of the slightly different camera position. So you don't have to render the right eye images twice. Your already rendered images were then used as the right eye images and Mandelbulb only renders the images for the left eye. In that case you can check the option "Render only very-left eye images". Sometimes you want to make a stereo animation for an already rendered animation. In the Animation maker menu check the "Render stereo animation" option: Step 1 - render left and right view animationĬreate or load a normal animation using the Mandelbuld 3D Animation maker. * Virtual Dub for creating an animation out of the single side by side images. * StereoPhoto Maker for putting together left and right images side by side.
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Other software may also have this feature. * Mandelbulb 3D for rendering left and right view animation.
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In this tutorial I want to give step by step instructions with screenshots to explain how to make real 3D stereo videos.
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