left & right mkv into sbs mkv?

I think avisynth can do that fairly easily and it's free. There are probably others as well.

I might be missing something but how can making this into one sbs file help if your computer is too slow to stream it?

Convert it to uncompressed AVI.

Mathew Orman

Google for "mkv to avi"


Mathew Orman

I use WinX HD video converter.

http://www.winxdvd.com/hd-video-converter/

You can download the trial version, sir.

Mathew Orman

I found this with a quick search. VirtualDub would act as the frontend for avisynth and output the file. The scripting language is straightforward as I did some basic stuff with it, even creating a simple checkerboard output form left/right files but haven't gone much farther than that.


Use avisynth script in VirtualDub:



I'm sure there are other, possibly simpler options, but this was the fist to come to mind.

for a quick sanity check you could open the .avs file in windows media player to view the output. It will play slowly since it is doing the conversion in real time. you might also be doing other things in virtual dub like changing the output resolution that will not be shown by viewing the .avs output (will probably show a 3840x1080 sbs instead of a 1920x1080 sbs clip). I'm just guessing at a lot of this since I havn't played with this type of software much.

Greetings freddyftbll.

You may want to post this in the newbies forum over at doom9.

http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=6

Hope you have a big hard drive.
Full movie may take more than 100 GB to unpack.

There is a utility that does such conversion of stereoscopic content.

http://gl.tter.org/SSIFsucka/SSIFsucka_Beta3.exe

http://gl.tter.org/

Mathew Orman

I make this with avishynt

make a file with extension avs with this 3 lines:

left = DirectshowSource("left.mkv")
right = DirectshowSource("right.mkv")
StackHorizontal(left, right)

And open with virtualdubmod (the avs file) where left.mkv and right.mkv are in the same directory as the *.avs file

or:

how in my work:

left = DirectshowSource("I:\\0pelis\\mkv\\pelis\\Final v_Destination4-3D_L.mkv")
right = DirectshowSource("I:\\0pelis\\mkv\\pelis\\Final v_Destination4-3D_R.mkv")
StackHorizontal(left, right)

Where I:\\0pelis\\mkv\\pelis\\Final v_Destination4-3D_L.mkv is left.mkv and directory.

Then in video (in virtualdub) choose full conversion, the save as ....

Later probably you need resize the movie.

This script is copy of any I read in any post, by now I don't now how make resize at same time, probably is easy.

The time for final destination was (I remember - near 4 hours)

Info by: enrolao84


Full script for half SBS:

Code:

lv = DirectShowSource("left.mkv")
rv = DirectShowSource("right.mkv")
stacked = StackHorizontal(HorizontalReduceBy2(lv), HorizontalReduceBy2(rv))
ConvertToYV12(stacked)

If you have a video that requires crop, then the script becomes:

Code:

lv = DirectShowSource("left.mkv").crop(crop values)
rv = DirectShowSource("right.mkv").crop(crop values)
stacked = StackHorizontal(HorizontalReduceBy2(lv), HorizontalReduceBy2(rv))
ConvertToYV12(stacked)



Mathew Orman

Does the left video look like it's full size or squished in half horizontally? If it's NOT squished, and assuming you want half sbs, then you need to include that function in the .avs file as Mathew shows in the stack line or as another line (BicubicResize?) to re-size the output file to 1920x1080.