get rid of 3D effect

[fifalwt91]

there is a video i have that has a 3D effect that really bothers me. is there a way that i can somehow make the video not 3D? i own a mac

[Cornucopia]

A good start is to give some actual information, such as say THE NAME OF THE TITLE, a posted example clip, a MediaInfo text readout...

Scott

[fifalwt91]

A good start is to give some actual information, such as say THE NAME OF THE TITLE, a posted example clip, a MediaInfo text readout...

Scott

here is a link to the video. i didnt want to include it cause i thought some people wouldn't want to help me because of the content https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qutP1HczKFE&t=85s&spfreload=10

[theewizard]

there is software that will convert the file to 2d
example is "4d media" converter
or
"4videosoft"

[fifalwt91]

there is software that will convert the file to 2d
example is "4d media" converter
or
"4videosoft"

i downloaded the software but i'm unsure how it would revert it to 2d, it just wants to make it even more 3d

[Cornucopia]

What a stupid gimmick.

This is in no way 3D. It is simply a 2D image that has been split in 1/2, each tinted in complementary colors in the manner of anaglyph, and their relative left & right positions switched then combined, maybe squeezing while you're at it.

And no, a "converter" won't know what to do with this crap file. AVISynth could easily fix it though (with probable loss of color).

And most adults could care less about the content's supposed controversial aspects.

Scott

[fifalwt91]

What a stupid gimmick.

This is in no way 3D. It is simply a 2D image that has been split in 1/2, each tinted in complementary colors in the manner of anaglyph, and their relative left & right positions switched then combined, maybe squeezing while you're at it.

And no, a "converter" won't know what to do with this crap file. AVISynth could easily fix it though (with probable loss of color).

And most adults could care less about the content's supposed controversial aspects.

Scott

the video was made to be viewed on one of those nintendo 3ds things. and i have a mac, so i am unable to download that program.

[jagabo]

Any editor that lets you filter in RGB should be able to isolate the two videos. For one video reduce red to zero. For the other video reduce green and blue to zero. You won't get full color back though.


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By the way, the video plays differently in different browsers on my computer. In Internet Explorerer i displayed correctly but in Firefox the 3d was messed up.

[redwudz]

the video was made to be viewed on one of those nintendo 3ds things. and i have a mac, so i am unable to download that program.

Then this thread would likely be better asked and answered in our Mac Forum. Moving it.

Moderator redwudz

[fifalwt91]

Any editor that lets you filter in RGB should be able to isolate the two videos. For one video reduce red to zero. For the other video reduce green and blue to zero. You won't get full color back though.


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By the way, the video plays differently in different browsers on my computer. In Internet Explorerer i displayed correctly but in Firefox the 3d was messed up.

yeah, i found that the playback is off on different sites. idk why. also thank you so much. honestly, i don't mind the blue hue i'll get, the 3d filter just hurt my eyes so much, haha. just wanted to get rid of it. my gifs will just have to be tinted blue 😂

[jagabo]

You could always reduce the blur/green result to greyscale.

[raffriff42]

A simple workaround - use the blue+green image, converted to grayscale, as a fake "red" channel.
In this example, "red" is given a slight contrast boost and a big gamma boost.
The result is still pretty bad.
(it's an AviSynth script of course; I have no idea how to make it work on a Mac)

ConvertToRGB24
MergeRGB(
\   Grayscale.Levels(10, 3.0, 245, 0, 255, coring=false), 
\   Last, 
\   Last)
ConvertToYV12

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