I know that Movie Edit Pro can create side-by-side 3D, but can it also produce 3D Blu-Ray video disks, a.k.a., 3DBD?
Hi
. . . . Movie Edit Pro can create side-by-side 3D, but can it also produce 3D Blu-Ray video disks . . . .
It can - click the options indicated below
However is your TV is using shutter glasses they may not work or you have to manually put the TV into the correct mode for 3D playback.
John EB
Hi
. . . . Movie Edit Pro can create side-by-side 3D, but can it also produce 3D Blu-Ray video disks . . . .
It can - click the options indicated below
However is your TV is using shutter glasses they may not work or you have to manually put the TV into the correct mode for 3D playback.
John EB
John,
None of the options on that screen appear to indicate the standard format used for 3D on Blu-ray.
Hi
. . . . None of the options on that screen appear to indicate the standard format used for 3D on Blu-ray. . . . .
Side by side and Top/Bottom require the 3D TV to support this - most did - and must be switched manually to display side by side or top/bottom display if the disc is not recognised as 3D.
The Blu-Ray standard format used in commercial discs is 'Row Interlaced', left image or right image first - this requires the MVC codec which is not available due to licencing restrictions and is unlikely to be made available for public use as 3D TV is 'dead'. AFAIK no 3D TV's have been manufactured since 2015/2016.
John EB