[Paul Fitzgibbon]

Hello, you need to place both animations in AE Comp either “side by side” or “over and under” squashing them then either horizontally or vertically to fit 1920×1080 and then render.
Your 3D TV then needs to be set to side by side or over and under.
This link will help, I am last comment at bottom.
https://blog.cunnington.co.za/2010/11/16/stereo-pairs-and-3d-video-storage/

[Paul Fitzgibbon]

Hi, when I set the convergence to other than zero in AE, fields are visibly created for left and right. Ten years ago I remember creating an alpha field map in PS for the stereo camera in Strata 3D, they eventually released their own… I never really pursued it much at the time though for obvious reasons.. I will be pursuing this stuff now… will post here …

[Paul Fitzgibbon]

Chris, I only have AE CS and this below is in there, I am going to be trying what you are, have my Panasonic 65″ plasma VT25 with BluRay 3D player and three glasses…

“Interlace Upper L Lower R takes the upper (first) field from the Left View layer, and the lower (second) field from the Right View layer, and combines them into a single or a sequence of interlaced frames. Use this option if you want to view the results with polarized or LCD shutter glasses. Select Swap Left-Right to switch fields.”

I believe I will have to render 3D animation at 60 fps, I am going to be using Vue Infinite 7.5
Strata 3D has had a stereoscopic camera tool for 10 years now……. may fool with that also.. I do have Lightwave also, but it seems alien to me….

Also thanks to Walter for info.. and all others….