Quote: I've spent a lot of time trying to figure this out.

Does anybody know how to display 2 videos side-by-side without lowering their resolution or cropping them?


Thanks so much if you can help!

Peter,

Do you have two video source files, which have been set up to record a stereographic video image (3D)? I'm going to presume you have.
The following can be carried out (experiment) using the sample files in PD10.
1. Open PD10.
2. Place your videos into the Library Room
The video I presume are 16:9 x2
3. Drag the left view to Track 1 and the Right view to Track 2
4. In Preview, Display option:
4-1. Snap to reference, is selected
4-2. Grid Lines x8 is selected
5. Track 2 video, from the left corner, reduce to the centre position
6. Track 1 video, from the right corner, reduce to the centre position.
7. Reposition both in Preview so that you have the video centred correctly.



You are now ready to move to the Produce stage.

In Produce
Create and name a custom Profile - I'm selecting mpeg4.
Please follow the guide as laid out here: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/17939.page

Ok, back into the Profile.ini file located here: C:\Users\YouPCnameHere\AppData\Roaming\CyberLink\PowerDirector\10.0
I have made some changes and produced a Full sidebySide 3840x1080 video but I cant get the final Produced to display as I wish in PD10 (when brought back into PD10) - to be recognised as a 3D file (the video stretches... darn %4*$$!!). I will look at the Profile etc when I have more info, later.

I have attached a Profile addition which can be added to the end of the Profile.ini file and you can see what I have done. I have only selected 28000000 bitrate as that seemed do-able as a test. The computer I used has WMP baulk at playing the large video file it produced.

Please provide the MediaInfo on the video files you are using - would help a lot.
MediaInfo software is free and easy to install: http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en
Save the data as a text file and attach it to your reply = Post Reply: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/reply/0/20971.page

Dafydd