Showing posts with label convert 2d to 3d. Show all posts
Showing posts with label convert 2d to 3d. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

How to convert 2D to 3D video with 3D Converter?

This article walks you through the whole process of converting 2D to 3D with the top 3D Video Converter.

With 3D technology developing faster and faster, more 3D products including 3D television, 3D gaming console, 3D phones are available in the market. People who wish to enjoy 2D movies in a more realistic form can convert 2D to 3D which will bring a stimulating new experience to your favorite blockbusters. 


The article here would introduce a professional 2D to 3D Video Converter Ultimate helping you to convert 2D to 3D with ease! Only 3 steps, then you can get your own amazing 3D movies! Can't believe it? Well, you can figure the 2D to 3D conversion out by yourself. Just prepare a set of Blu-ray/DVD discs or other downloaded 2D video files and let’s start! 

What you need: 

1. A Blu-ray drive – to make your PC/Mac read this disc 

2. Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate – to roll off your Blu-ray/DVD protection and convert other videos and turn it into 3D (For Mac users, you can try Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac)

Rip and convert your 2D to 3D videos with 2D to 3D video converter

1. Import 2D video files 

Insert your Blu-ray to external Blu-ray drive, then you can load BD/DVD disc or import your videos to this 2D to 3D Converter.


2. Set 3D as your output format 

Click "Format" and you will find many presets. There are three types of 3D effect: Anaglyph 3D, Side-by-Side 3D and Top-Bottom 3D. Here, you are suggested to choose the presets from "3D Video" option. 


Tip:
a. Adjust target video settings and 3D effect.

Click "Settings" which is next to "Format", free change your target video size, bitrate, frame rate and 3D depth. If you want to get best video quality, pls switch them to "original". 

b. Useful edit functions for enhancing your video files.

Clik "Edit" button, you can apply cool effects to your videos. To get more information about this, go to the user guide of Video Converter Ultimate.


3. Start conversion.

Now hit the big red "Convert" to start converting videos to start converting 2D to 3D video on PC/Mac. After the conversion, click "open output folder" to quick locate the generated media file and play 3D video files as you wish! Have a nice time!

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Wednesday, December 25, 2013

Create 3D & Multiple Audio tracks Videos for Videographers With Latest Update to Pavtube iMixMXF


The latest upgrade to Pavtube's MXF MultiMixer and iMixMXF software allows users to now create 3D videos and still support multi-track audio preservation. The latest upgrade also allows MXF videos to be played on websites, tablets, smartphones, HD Media Players and TVs.

Photographers and videographers can now convert 2D videos to 3D and preserve or mix MXF multi audio tracks with the latest upgrade to Pavtube's Video Converter Ultimate and its Mac version, iMedia Converter for Mac.




The MXF video format is familiar to most professional videographers and enthusiasts if they use any sort of professional camera or camcorder. However the MXF format is not supported by major editing software(Convert Canon MXF to multiple audio tracks ProRes 422 for FCP 6/7), most websites, tablets, smart phones and TVs, and people cannot play MXF video on them directly.

The Pavtube MXF MultiMixer software is designed to help those video-graphing fans to be able to edit or play videos on these platforms and also do much more with their videos.

"I get numerous customer requests everyday asking for ways to convert MXF video for all usable formats. A lot of users shoot videos with camcorders in HD quality and then want to upload the videos online, to websites like YouTube and others," said Sally Lee, one of Pavtube's customer support professionals.

Sally continued, "Many people converting MXF multi-track videos have tried to have all audio tracks in one video, but weren't able to do so. They simply mix them up into one, or lose one or two tracks. Some customers also have the need to output 3D videos. With the recent upgrade to our software, we found a way to help them."

Many professional cameras and camcorders now record videos with multiple audio tracks in MXF format. Canon XF series cameras, for example, are the most typical and widely used models which include two audio tracks, one is recorded by the microphone and the other recorded by headset. Of course, more audio tracks options come with more professional devices, such as Panasonic P2 MXF, and Sony XDCAM MXF.

Pavtube's developers found ways to meet customers' needs with some advanced technology in the first version of MXF MultiMixer/iMixMXF and helped users retain the original audio tracks in .MKV, .MP4 and .MOV. With this latest upgraded version they were able to add 3D output.
Sally continued "Some customers also found it helps fix some Cannon C300 clips that were corrupt, and can merge several clips into one bigger clip. These 2 features are also frequently mentioned and favored by other Pavtube users."

"With this latest update with 3D video output feature, Pavtube MXF MultiMixer/iMixer becomes unique among MXF converters. It is really good news for video editing hobbyists. They are now able to convert their current 2D videos to 3D in MKV, MOV, AVI, MP4, WMV formats so that they can play 3D video on various portable devices, and make 3D Stereoscopic editing with Premiere Pro CS5 etc. And it's still a perfect multi-track MXF mixer and preserver," concluded Sally. (How to Mix multiple audio tracks into one track on Mac?)

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