Showing posts with label convert 3D video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label convert 3D video. Show all posts

Saturday, April 6, 2013

The way watching and enjoying 3D AVCHD on PC and Mac


Nowadays 3D camcorders are becoming cheap and popular, many people take a Sony or Panasonic camcorder to record beautiful moments which in 3D. It gives us wonderful enjoyment. But for most of us, 3D camcorders record unusual AVCHD 3D videos may be new to us.



You may have got a 3D camcorder which record AVCHD videos, because Sony and Panasonic camcorders mainly use AVCHD as the recording video format. After recording, you may want to convert 3D AVCHD to MP4 or AVI format for playback or editing, at this time, you need a 3D AVCHD to MP4/AVI converter, or a anaglyphic 3D converter to convert recorded 3D files, Pavtube MTS Converter can help you, it has added 3D conversion feature, below is a brief guide for you to convert 3D AVCHD video to AVI/MP4 format.

1. Download and install Pavtube MTS Converter for Mac, it's an excellent 3D AVCHD converter for any player watch 3D.


2. Run this 3D AVCHD to MP4/AVI converter, import the 3D AVCHD files to the software.

3. Click format bar to choose output format, just click and choose HD Video -> H.264 HD Video (*.mp4).



4. You can click settings button to adjust the output parameters as you want, adjust the video codec, resolution or audio parameters.



5. Click convert button to start.

After converting the 3D AVCHD videos to MP4/AVI format, you can watch 3D AVCHD on PC with red and blue anaglyph glasses. The software supports many 3D camcorders, for example, it can convert Sony AVCHD video, convert JVC 3D video, convert Panasonic 3D video, etc. Now just download this 3D AVCHD to MP4/AVI converter and have a try, hope it can help you get better video enjoyment.
  • About AVCHD 3D:

AVCHD now supports a true 3D mode. Panasonic started shipping 3D cameras using 'side by side' encoding in 2010 and Sony joined the 3D race in March 2011 with Full HD 3D which means two video channels are used. The Sony approach uses a 50i or 60i video stream capturing 25 or 30 interlaced frames per second, per side.

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