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plasmus · 20th April 2024, 13:35

Thanks for the tips regarding VR headsets. Both Meta Quest models look very promising indeed. The whole topic is still nearly absolute new territory for me though. I would in any case further read into it and maybe visit a local vendor before a buy.

But after another Google search, I finally found a portable open source program by coincidence, called VR2Normal that converts 3D VR videos to 2D (recently developed by a single engaged programmer as it seems, practically unknown till now and very low in Google's rankings).

While navigating through the video's timeline one can freely change the view as often as needed and add new cuts. After that the program saves a regular 2D file with all the cuts respectively camera repositionings.

The program additionally needs 3 FFMPEG binaries which can be downloaded from several sources, one source is linked on the homepage of the program.

Well, VR2Normal is somewhat intimidating at first look (many windows, buttons, settings ...) but after following the step-by-step guide that's inside the program's zip file I was able to save a 2D version of a short 5 minute VR teaser video in less than an hour after having downloaded the program.
Well, I only made about 7 cuts and repositioned the camera view quite hastily, just to test if the program works at all. But even with more cuts and a refined "camera work" the workload will be absolutely manageable. Once you know how the program works, the cuts and "camera rearrangements" are a matter of seconds each. Great software in my view.

Here's the link:

Code:

http://vongoob9.gitlab.io/vr2normal/windows.html

Cheers!

20th April 2024, 13:35	#24
plasmus Registered User Virgin Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 11 Thanks: 1,938 Thanked 37 Times in 10 Posts	Thanks for the tips regarding VR headsets. Both Meta Quest models look very promising indeed. The whole topic is still nearly absolute new territory for me though. I would in any case further read into it and maybe visit a local vendor before a buy. But after another Google search, I finally found a portable open source program by coincidence, called VR2Normal that converts 3D VR videos to 2D (recently developed by a single engaged programmer as it seems, practically unknown till now and very low in Google's rankings). While navigating through the video's timeline one can freely change the view as often as needed and add new cuts. After that the program saves a regular 2D file with all the cuts respectively camera repositionings. The program additionally needs 3 FFMPEG binaries which can be downloaded from several sources, one source is linked on the homepage of the program. Well, VR2Normal is somewhat intimidating at first look (many windows, buttons, settings ...) but after following the step-by-step guide that's inside the program's zip file I was able to save a 2D version of a short 5 minute VR teaser video in less than an hour after having downloaded the program. Well, I only made about 7 cuts and repositioned the camera view quite hastily, just to test if the program works at all. But even with more cuts and a refined "camera work" the workload will be absolutely manageable. Once you know how the program works, the cuts and "camera rearrangements" are a matter of seconds each. Great software in my view. Here's the link: Code: http://vongoob9.gitlab.io/vr2normal/windows.html Cheers!