-
3D footage in Vegas Pro 12
I changed to Vegas Pro 12 to be able to use the 3D capabilities.
From a cheap 3D camera that produces H.264 format video, I can’t load the files into Vegas Pro 12. They need converting. Using the software provided with the camera, the files will load as m2t, taking a minute for any length, and subsequently not playing without crashing Vegas.At the advice of John Rofrano I converted the file to M-JPEG. This will load onto the timeline in a matter of seconds and will play, but the quality is abonimable when compared to playing the file straight into Windows Media Player without any conversion.
What I don’t understand is why the footage won’t play as m2t on the timeline. Nor do I understand why with M-JPEG codec I can’t change the properties to double NTSC and get the proper hight/width ratio. With m2t Vegas recognized it as double NTSC and adaptation to the frame ratio was possible. Not so with the M-JPEG codec.
In Vegas Pro 12 you can indicate what kind of stereo you are using: side by side, on top of each other, colour-separated an such. None of these settings will produce a single frame in my preview window: I keep getting both left and right side by side, or even four times the image. How do I render this to anaglyph separation after editing?
Hope someone can help.