Xstereo Player Alternatives For Mac

Description: Enables viewing of 3D-images in various formats. You can view 3D-images also directly from the web pages (and play slideshow) and by dragging them from other applications. Supports MPO files, Side by Side, Top/Bottom and interleaved stereo pairs in JPG, JPS, PNG, TIFF, animated GIF files and anaglyphs as source format. Left and Right sides can be in two different files. Classic stereo cards scans are also supported. You can view stereo pairs in MPO containers produced by Fujifilm Real 3D W3, Nintendo 3DS, HTC smartphones with stereo cameras, Sony cameras with 3D functions and other. Release Notes:.

• X Estereo Player Alternatives For Macbook Pro

Touch bar support. Left-Right animation view mode added (see Preferences for some options).

New export options: animated GIF and animated PNG! Please note that you can view animated PNGs only in web browsers. Improved compatibility with macOS Sierra (10.12). Dragging images from Photos, Mail and some other apps now works correctly. Now you can drag and drop folder on to the app's icon or in to the app's window to open files from inside it (long awaited feature, I know). Improved opening of webpages.

Improved title visibility for interleaved mode. Fixed: in some cases app may not save some options. Improved overall stability. While one of the few applications that does what it does it is fundamentally flawed. I was hoping for more from this app - especially after paying the additional amount to unlock the one useful function, the ability to export a converted file. With an.mpo file from Lumix, and possibly other formats, it appears impossible to do batch processing of multiple files since the app is set up to take one image from one file and another image from another file rather than using both images which are contained in the.mpo data file. If there was an another app that worked I most certainly would have purchased it however I expected this app to perfrom better.

If you are thinking of processing multiple files into Left/Right images for view this is NOT the app for you. Having to process one file at a time works but is tedious and shows a basic lack in the layout of this app. I DO NOT recommend you purchase this unless you are well aware of its limitations as it would have been a simple code to enable this most basic function and the price you pay to be able to export the files is exhorbitant and simply not worth it. Very disappointed. Does what it says, not useful yet - It does accurately take a snapshot done in 3D and covert it into red and cyan or side by side half. I assume you can save the photo as a different format for editing if you pay the premium. (don’t know, haven’t tried, don’t care as of yet.) There are 2 things I need for it to make it worth a purchase of $25.

1) Do 3D video. Not just stills, but motion video. 2) Be able to understand the 3D format I need, a Nintendo 3DS AVI Motion Jpeg video footage. If I can take my 3DS video, convert it to side-by-side half, edit it in iMovie, convert it into 3 different versions, side-by-side half, red and cyan, and just one eye for a 2D presentation, without having to edit it 3 times I would buy it and it’d be real popular.

I don’t have enough bandwidth for web solutions without waiting a day for the conversion. The 3DS is the worlds most popular 3D video camera and the ONLY 3D video camera sold at Best Buy now. If I get this I can save $275 over Final Cut Pro 10.3 I don’t need FCPX's extra features, so a light 3d suite would be perfect. Add titles in stereoscopic 3D and I’ll pay $30. Add stereoscopic transitions, I’ll pay $40.

I just don’t need it for stills. If motion jpeg is just an uncompressed sequence of compressed Jpegs, you should convert it frame for frame without worrying about between-frame compression.

PLEASE RELEASE A MOVING PICTURE VIDEO ADD ON for this product.

The best thing about the poor VLC 2.0 is that I’ve discovered the much nicer (free in the ). Like VLC, MPlayerX is open source and plays a large variety of file formats, but unlike VLC it looks like it belongs on a Mac. In fact, it looks and behaves a lot like QuickTime. I especially like that all the chrome fades out when your mouse is off the window, leaving just the video. There are other features that I didn’t realise I was missing out on. For example, it remembers where you are in a video when you close the app so you don’t have to go searching for your place next time you start it up.

Also, if you are watching a series that is logically named, it will automatically start playing the next episode for you. You can turn that off, but it’s a feature I appreciate. So far, my only annoyance has been the limitation that you can only resize the player from the bottom-right corner. Still, at least it respects the media’s aspect ratio — something VLC can’t do any more!

The new ultra-cramped stylings of VLC 2.0. I’m usually the last to complain about a new design (in fact, I’m usually one of the first to opt-in), but VLC 2.0 seems like a pretty big misfire to me. The critical play button is quite tiny now, and is tightly sandwiched between the forward and backward buttons, making it very easy to catapult yourself to the next video (or just dump you back at the beginning). It also didn’t seem possible to watch a video and edit the playlist at the same time either, as they both compete for the same window. I’ll miss the traffic cone icon, but not much else.

X Estereo Player Alternatives For Macbook Pro

Thanks to Mark Turner for the tip. @ tried mplayerx? It's like VLC but designed by someone with the power of sight.— Mark Turner (@markturner) Handy links. Post updated 2013.01.06 to add a screenshot of MPlayerX.