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Chapter 5 
Stereoscopic 3D Editing 
You can use Vegas® Movie Studio HD Platinum to edit stereoscopic 3D (S3D) projects without any add-ons or 
additional tools. 
Editing a stereoscopic 3D project is just like editing a standard Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum project and requires 
minimal adjustment to your workflow: 
1.  
Start a new project and set your project properties to choose a stereoscopic 3D mode. For more information, see 
and 
2.  
Set up your Video Preview window and external monitor (optional). For more information, see 
3.  
Add media to the timelineFor more information, see 
4.  
Synchronize and pair events on the timeline (when working with separate left and right video streams) or set 
stereoscopic 3D media properties if necessaryFor more information, see 
5.  
Align the left- and right-eye views and adjust video depth. For more information, see 
6.  
Render your project. For more information, see 
Setting up your stereoscopic 3D project  
The Video tab in the Project Properties dialog allows you to configure options for working in 3D.  
By default, the project’s Stereoscopic 3D mode and Swap Left/Right settings will also be used when previewing and  
rendering your project, but you can override the project settings if necessary.  
1.  
From the File menu, choose Properties. The Project Properties dialog is displayed. 
2.  
Choose a setting from the Stereoscopic 3D mode drop-down list. 
Setting 
Description 
Off 
Choose this setting when creating a 2D project. 
Side by side (half) 
Choose this setting when your project will contain left- and right-eye views in a single 
frame. 
Left- and right-eye views are displayed as half of the available horizontal resolution. 
In this example, the left-eye image is tinted blue, and the right-eye image is tinted red: 
Side by side (full) 
Choose this setting when your project will contain left- and right-eye views in a single  
frame.  
Left- and right-eye views are displayed using the full horizontal resolution.  
In this example, the left-eye image is tinted blue, and the right-eye image is tinted red:  
Anaglyphic (red/cyan) 
Left- and right-eye views use color filters to allow anaglyphic glasses to separate the 
left- and right-eye views. 
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