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Thank you for the heads-up, Borate 😊 Terrific.

I love making 3D Stereo stills and video files on my Mac so that I may either upload them to YouTube, Vimeo or Flickr or output direct to my LG HDR 3D TV or just view then on my 27” iMac screen, or my 3D computer monitor but, when using Videopad, I don’t know the best way to go about it . My source files are - MPO stills and 3D AVI movies (720p). Source: FujiFilm W3 Real3D camera. HDR stills. Source: iPhone XS Max. Either separate Left/Right images straight form my iPhone, or converted to Anaglypgh, SBS, Interlaced (Vertical or Horizontal), or even Cross-Eye using 3D Photo. app. I can probably work out how to 3D Export eventually but I’m guessing how to use the files in the Videopad timeline. For instance, do I place straight unprocessed left image then right image into the timeline, apply any effects I want to, then export the file as, say, Red/Cyan anaglyph. I am currently experimenting importing already made Red/cyan anaglyphs straight into the Videopad timeline. I notice that the 3D video clips made by my W3 seem to appear in sequence in the timeline. Do I do this for my iPhone stills too? Or should I stitch them in my iPhone first? I use 3D Photo.app for this. It involves a lining up a single part of both images then the software stitches everything together (it even takes account of unavoidable uneven movement between taking the left and right images). It can then output to almost any format one can think of. So, if I output the file from my iPhone in, say, Horizontal Interlaced do I then just drop it straight into the Videopad timeline and Videopad will handle it (including Ken Burns etc)? It would really by useful to have a Tutorial video for this? There is one for literally everything else. Or at least something somewhere to refer to.

Thank you. That’s a pity. It would have been helpful if it did. Just to clarify, Lightscribe is where a ‘label' is laser-etched onto the surface of a CD/DVD after swapping the disc over, instead of a stickyback paper label. It doesn’t burn data or anything like that.

Connected to my iMac I have an LG Portable Blu-Ray Writer/ReWriter than can burn titles and such onto ‘LightScribe' discs. The software I currently use has been crippled by the latest MacOS updates. Is Disketch a suitable replacement?

Hi borate I downloaded it then got caught up in all the business about losing functionality when upgrading to Catalina (MacOS 15). Took it completely out of my mind so forgot about it. When I rediscovered Videopad the other day (going through dicarding old software) it had timed out so I thought I would check here first before buying it.

Thanks. I note the link doesn’t mention the 3D AVI files so I guess that Videopad won’t work with them. Oh well.

I want to edit and save video movies created on my Fujifilm FinePix W3 Real3D camera. It outputs the files as 3D AVI. I would like to edit the files together then - a) save the result out as the original 3D AVI format for viewing on my LG 3D Computer monitor or my LG 3D television, and b) save the result either as SBS (Side by Side) or one or more the coloured anaglyph type files for sharing on YouTube or Vimeo. Will Videopad let me both both of these? I refer to the MacOS version by the way.