3D burning to a Blu-ray 3D Burner

jaz2000 wrote on 6/21/2012, 10:37 AM

What are the steps to burn a 3D movie to a Blu-ray disc?

Thanks,

Joe

Comments

Rob Franks wrote on 6/23/2012, 11:46 AM

Vegas doesn't burn TRUE 3D and DVDa has not been upgraded do it either.

You would have to either create 3D side by side and burn that or rely on another (more expensive) program.

Wolfgang S. wrote on 6/23/2012, 12:01 PM

That is wrong.

Vegas burns 3D Blu-ray according to profile 5 of the blu-ray consortia - in a BDMV-structure. And this is a "true" 3D Blu-ray.

To do so, Vegas but als Vegas Moviestudio has an MVC-encoder integrated in the Sony AVC-encoder.

The way to do so is to burn a 3D Blu-ray from the timeline. The project-settings has to be a 3D project. Then the choice is what is in line with the blu-ray consortia - 720 50p, 720 60p and 1080 24p.

One can set markers to create capital markes on the disc - but that is it. No menus. The DVDA does not support 3D at all.

3DPhotosystems wrote on 8/12/2012, 4:08 PM

My Sony Vegas Pro 11 came with DVD Architect Pro 5.2.
Edits, burns, menus - whole thing

Wolfgang S. wrote on 8/12/2012, 4:11 PM

But the DVDA 5.2 is no MVC based authoring system, that would be necessary to generate 3D-BD.

What you can do is burn side-by-side half or top-bottom-half footage, but that is not a 3D-BD according to the specification.