How do I disable 3D stereoscopic mode for certain clips?

Aron-C wrote on 9/1/2018, 3:32 PM

So I'm making a video project with an intro that has a glitched 3D effect for the text. I'm finished with that intro and now I want to work on the other clips in the video, but they all have the 3D cyan/red stereoscopic mode applied to them. When I go to disable the mode in the project properties, the 3D effect for my glitched text is gone. So my question is how do I enable 3D stereoscopic mode for certain clips in the project, while having it disabled for other clips?

I'm running Sony Vegas Pro 13.

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matthias-krutz wrote on 9/2/2018, 1:14 PM

In the Media Project window, go to Media Properties and set the 3D Stereoscopic Mode to Off. Or right-click on an event, then select properties -> select media-tab.
If the source is a multistream video, now the left-eye picture is also shown on the right. For side-by-side video pan / crop has to be used to select the left- or right-eye picture.

3d87c4 wrote on 9/3/2018, 1:41 AM

Do you want to change how things appear while working on the project (but leave the clips 3D), or actually convert the clips to 2D?

To change how things appear:

Right click in the preview window and select Video Preview Preferences. This will open a preferences window. In the Stereoscopic 3D mode pull down menu you can select any display mode you like, including left- or right-only if you want to work with a 2D preview. The 3D mode displayed in the preview window does not have to be the same as the project settings.