Aspect ratio of 3D videos is always 4:3

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Aspect ratio of 3D videos is always 4:3

Rlaur

The aspect ratio has been messed up on 3D videos since the last update. Many people have been complaining about this on the Steam forums and someone suggested to post about it here. Here's the Steam thread.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/837380/discussions/0/2970650651615405941/

Tony

hi Rlaur

Are you guys talking about 3D movies or VR?

Yar

Hello!
Thanks for your feedback, we will definitely investigate this.
Can you give me more details on what video you are watching? So that we can reproduce the problem.

Rlaur

Yar

Tony

It happens on every 3D video I've tried, Yar. Local video files, not online ones. And Tony, I mean 3D like for example The Lion King 3D.

malls_and_halls

Can confirm...I have 3D Bloggie mp4 sbs video that plays fine on Bigscreen and is smooshed on Deo.

Love Deoplayer!!! please also consider .mpo support and 3d .avi video support.

Yar

Hi, today we downloaded The Lion King 3D movie, could not reproduce the problem.
Could you make a video with the problem, as well as send a link to the video that you download, so that we can reproduce the problem on our own.
Thank you!

szakinorbert88

This is an issue for me too.
Aspect ratio modifier needed in the player.
If I want to watch flat side by side 3d video, it has to be the double of normal resolution.
For example:
If the original sbs 3d video resolution is 19201080 (9601080 each eye) it is compressed in width which is normal.
BUT
If i select sbs flat in the player, the 3d works, but the movie is still compressed in width and remains in 4:3 ratio.
It worked a few versions before, but now it works only, if the sbs video is 32:9 in ratio. It requires a 16:9 left, and a 16:9 right image to work properly.
Please fix this issue.

Tony

szakinorbert88 Does it make a difference using SteamVR, Oculus Link or WMR?

Mike-Urilorib

Same issue with me. Even after selecting SBS flat the resulting photos are still compressed in width.

Glidos

Likewise, seeing this problem with this very common format. The tital is a little misleading. These are 16x9 movies that are displayed 8x9. It's not 4x3.

Tony

Which container are these videos in? MKV? MOV?
Or is the codec DivX/Xvid "avi" by any chance?