So I'm curious, is there a way to convert this to a flat 2D movie (or to another 3D format that is more easily converted) using After Effects? It's clearly stereoscopic 3d, but with projection to apply better to the lenses of the headset. Here's a sample frame to give you an idea of what the video looks like I picked a shot of a door as the right angles and straight edges should give a pretty good idea of what the projection is like, in case I've misunderstood it. Such video is a kind of combination of fisheye and stereoscopic, and I'm having a hard time figuring out how to unwrap it into 2D. While most of the time I expect to be working with 2D and 360º sources that I'd like to convert for VR, and I think I've got a pretty good grasp of how these can be handled, there is another use-case I'm having trouble figuring out, and haven't found any good guides for so far.Īlthough there are loads of guides for converting 2D video to 3D video, there aren't so many on doing the reverse, specifically regarding video already encoded for a VR headset.įor example, I have a video sample for Oculus headsets, and would like to convert it into a 2D movie for viewing without a headset.
I'm experimenting with After Effects for working with and creating video for VR headsets, and so far After Effects seems to have a lot of great tools for this purpose.
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