Oh, I forgot to add. It would be very preferred that it be Mac based. We did find Stereoscopic Player from 3dtv.at, but alas, it's Windows only, and the camera department does not have a windows system on hand.
Thank you again,
Jay
On Jun 17, 2011, at 3:10 PM, Jay Mahavier wrote:
> We use CineSync for sessions with the 3D vendor. It plays back the side by side, stereoscopic, quicktimes as interleaved video on the 3D monitor and looks ok. But it's a total PIA to use if you want to go off-line and just view one or two files on their own. You have to make a session and then a playlist and then save the playlist and then quit the session and then load the saved playlist, etc.
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> Does anyone know of a stand alone player that works more simply like QuickTime Player but can do what CineSync does with the playback of 3D QT files? And of course the less expensive the more better. I mean come on, does that even need to be mentioned any more?
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> Thank you,
> Jay
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