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[rodk]

Hi, first time here.
I got roxio 2012 as I am an avid photographer and interested in 3d. I tried reading other forums, but haven't found anybody else having my issues. Maybe I'm just slow, but I hope someone can get me on the right track. I start by creating the photos with my slr(side by side), then create the 3d image in 3d photo creator. I can save them as .mpo can play directly on my Panasonic 3d plasma TV with no problem. The problems start when i want to use the slideshow creator in videowave.

After loading the photos and transition theme, I save the project and attempt to send to my dvd and create an AVCHD with fit todisk as an option. Two different errors occur: unable to render and invalid function call.

Is my computer hooped? Or, do I need a special video card/pc to render 3d images with this software?

This may be vague and I apologize but I'm not sure what questions to ask or where to go with this. Any help or further questions greatly appreciated.

thanks,

Rod k

[Jim_Hardin]

Try a KISS Project...

Open VideoWave and add TWO pictures.

Put a transition between them, Save and Create DVD.

Use a DVD RW or output to file from MyDVD ~ just trying to get it to succeed here

If it works, try it with a project about 1/2 the size of your first, then one the same size. Don't waste time making it pretty, just slap things together for this testing

[sknis]

First, please post your computer specs.  3D takes a lot of CPU power and a GOOD video card.   I'm not sure I would even attempt it with a underpowered laptop.   I have tried it but the rendering is excrusiatingly slow.

I just tired this to see if it works.  I just got the ability to view 3D but I had a Nvidia 3D enabled card.

I started with 2D images that I converted to 3D with the side by side jps format.  

I selected 3D format for my video wave production.   I added several images and then added transitions.  I saved the project, closed Video Wave and opened Create DVD.  I selected DVD ReadD as the type of input.  It added the project with no issue (remember no menus are allowed).  I selected to burn to a DVD since this was a short production.  Normally I would have made an ISO file and then burned that.  After it burned,  I was able to start viewing it with CinePlayer on my computer.

Warning  ! the transitions caused CinePlayer to hang but the disc was 3D. I used a different player and it played the disc but skipped the transitions.  

Add Jim's suggestion with what I have added and you should be OK.

Edited by sknis, 02 January 2012 - 06:34 AM.

[Jim_Hardin]

AND let us know how it works out!

We are all in learning mode when it comes to 3D

[beiker]

Hi Rodk. Any news on how it went? It's been a while already. We all need inputs since 3D is quite something new.