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Convert stereoscopic 3D layouts with the FFmpeg stereo3d filter

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For editors handling side-by-side, above-below, crosseye or anaglyph 3D footage who need another layout or a single eye. You end with a clip in the layout you name. Based on the FFmpeg manual; no command was run.

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Convert stereoscopic 3D layouts with the FFmpeg stereo3d filter

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Example

A hypothetical side-by-side clip converted to above-below and to a flat left-eye clip, built from the manual's format names; not run.

Useful starting points

If you do not name the output layout it defaults to a red/cyan anaglyph.
An inverted or uncomfortable 3D effect usually means the eyes are swapped, so check left and right in the layout name.
Half-width layouts need their own format names or the picture looks squashed.

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