SONY VEGAS PRO 9 3D SOFTWARE

I have not seen a larger screen than the 4.3' that was glassless that I have liked. The AT&T version of the 3D Optimus (The 'Thrill) will be availabe soon, and will be cheap with contract. I think, given your experience, you will be surprised. I would suggest you look at actual retail versions of the phones. So I guess I in fact am the only one to be able to compare. Did you actually see this phone? I would infer, given I trust your judgement, you have not seen the Optimus. So, I am with you on the comparison of the TD10 and Bloggie, but the Optimus is better - bigger, just as colorful and 3D enabling, and less finicky on viewing angle than the TD10. The Nintendo 3DS provides a bigger and much better 3D screen than the 3D Bloggie. The Bloggie screen is the worst by far of any glassless 3D screen I have ever seen. I can tell you that the Optimus 3D screen provides a better 3D view than the TD 10. The PQ was awful! About the same 3D quality as the Bloggie3D screen and bigger.'Дon, I don't know what you saw at 'the show', but I *own* the LG Optimus 3D, the TD10 and the Bloggie 3D. 'Am I the only one here who as actually seen these 3D laptops and cell phones? I hope they are greatly improved today than what I saw in April at the show. I think you need the PMB to put the files back onto the TD10 or the indexing would get screwed up. These would be broken up into several sequentially numbered less than 2Gb files. Then the PMB should be able to handle the export back to the TD10 with the m2ts file converted back to the MTS file sets. This can be an m2ts file of exact same parameters as the files created by the TD10 after PMB conversion. What I'm looking for is a render as that renders the timeline to a file that is compatible with the TD10. You can get the left and right eye files individually but you have to render them that way in the 3D stereoscopic settings. Then there is the audio file that is also muxed. That's why the editing of 3D video is so CPU intensive. That m2TS contains video 1 which is the left camera in 2D and the second video file that really is a difference file that the codec uses to compute on the fly the right eye video for display. the PMB converts it to m2ts and extracts the meta data so the m2ts has a new file name related to time and date of the clip. The new releases usually come out in the Fall so just a few more months. I would not be surprised if each of these good suggestions is built into Vegas 11 for 3D like ability to render to 3D files that can be played in real time and be exported to the TD10 for playback.

It should be interesting to see what a version 11 of Vegas does.

SONY VEGAS PRO 9 3D SOFTWARE

I think what we're seeing in these editors is a software that is retrofitted for 3D rather than a product designed from the ground up as a 3D editing package. I sent a love note to Sony dev team on this and I'll let you know what they say when they get around to answering. From what I tested so far there is nothing that renders a 3D video that is a format that is like what is recorded by the TD10.

What I did was custom build a template that was 10 16 Mbs and output as m2ts but the only 3D setting was SBS. I came close at 16Mbs but when I tried to render that the Vegas crashed. As far as I can see Vegas 10e does not offer that custom setting. I think what we need is a specific MVC rendering that is exactly what the m2ts MVC file is that we get FROM PMB when we import the TD10 3D videos.

But BluPrint is specifically geared to mastering 3DBD. Some of those renderings are of practical use in Blu Print which I was told can handle several different 3D file structures on input.

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