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Trevor Harris · November 20th, 2012, 05:17 AM

1.3.2.170 is now out but still has major 3D bugs.

Conversion of mvc files to cineform in studio still produces a green line at bottom of the screen. This bug did exist in the mvctoavi progamme but they fixed it along time ago. Vegas Pro 11 and 12 also work without producing a green line.

Cineform 3D is still a mess in Premier Pro CS6. The filters don't work. An even bigger problem to me is if you apply Adobe motion scaleing to a 3D cineform clip the two views are displaced vertically. In CS5 the two left and right views are not displaced and both views are scaled equaly.

Another problem is that setting the internal window to disable openGL displayes the two views in over under format.

Since cineform was taken over by GoPro I feel that the non gopro users of cineform have been neglected. The problem is that the only way Premier Pro supports 3D is with cineform. Other editors already support 3D editing nativly.

November 20th, 2012, 05:17 AM	#1
Trevor Harris Regular Crew Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Aldershot UK Posts: 41	New version 1.3.2.170 out but still has major 3D bugs 1.3.2.170 is now out but still has major 3D bugs. Conversion of mvc files to cineform in studio still produces a green line at bottom of the screen. This bug did exist in the mvctoavi progamme but they fixed it along time ago. Vegas Pro 11 and 12 also work without producing a green line. Cineform 3D is still a mess in Premier Pro CS6. The filters don't work. An even bigger problem to me is if you apply Adobe motion scaleing to a 3D cineform clip the two views are displaced vertically. In CS5 the two left and right views are not displaced and both views are scaled equaly. Another problem is that setting the internal window to disable openGL displayes the two views in over under format. Since cineform was taken over by GoPro I feel that the non gopro users of cineform have been neglected. The problem is that the only way Premier Pro supports 3D is with cineform. Other editors already support 3D editing nativly.