by Christine Smith • 2022-03-04 17:21:13 • Proven solutions
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- 1. Playing with VLC+
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- 1.1 Play Blu-Ray Movies
- 1.2 Play DLNA Content
- 1.3 Play Videos in VLC with Airplay
- 1.4 Play YouTube Videos in VLC
- 1.5 Play M2TS with VLC
- 1.6 Play MTS with VLC
- 1.7 Play M4V with VLC
- 1.8 Play MP4 in VLC
- 1.9 Play RTMP with VLC
- 1.10 Play ISO with VLC
- 1.11 Play AVI with VLC
- 1.12 Play WMV with VLC
- 1.13 Play MIDI with VLC
- 1.14 Play 3D Movies with VLC
- 1.15 Play AVCHD with VLC
- 1.16 Play Sopcast in VLC
- 1.17 FLAC Not Playing
- 1.18 MP4 Not Playing
- 1.19 FLV Not Playing
- 1.20 MKV Not Playing
- 1.21 MOV Not Playing
- 1.22 UNDF Not Playing
- 1.23 Use VLC for PS3
- 2. Convert & Stream+
- 3. Editing with VLC+
- 4. VLC for Mobile+
- 5. VLC Assistant+
- 6. Tips & Tricks+
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- 6.1 Download VLC 64 bit
- 6.2 VLC Latest Version
- 6.3 Download VLC for Mac
- 6.4 VLC for Windows 7
- 6.5 VLC for Windows 8
- 6.6 VLC Skins
- 6.7 VLC Command Line
- 6.8 VLC as Default Player
- 6.9 Convert CD with VLC
- 6.10 Burn VLC Files to DVD
- 6.11 VLC Web Plugin
- 6.12 Remote Control VLC
- 6.13 VLC Shortcuts
- 6.14 Screen Capture with VLC
- 6.15 Sync VLC Audio
- 6.16 KMPlayer vs. VLC
- 6.17 MPC vs. VLC
- 6.18 MPlayer vs. VLC
- 6.19 VLC Old Version
- 6.20 Snapshots in VLC
- 6.21 Change XBMC to VLC
- 6.22 Is VLC Safe
- 6.23 Best Torrent Player
- 6.24 How to Control the Speed
- 6.25 VLC Player Doesn't Have Sound
It's common for users to rank VLC as the first choice when choosing a media player for their PC, Mac, or Android mobiles, because of its popularity and compatibility for formats. When it comes to playing 3D movies with VLC, you have to make some changes to your VLC media player. Today, we will tell you an all-around solution on how to play 3D movies with VLC through this guide.
- Part 1. How to Play and Watch 3D Movies with VLC
- Part 2. How to Convert 3D Video with 3D Movie Converter
- Part 3. 3D Video Player Freeware for Windows and Mac
Part 1. How to Play and Watch 3D Movies with VLC
First of all, you need to have a downloaded SBS (Side by Side) 3D movie on your computer for playing. Then you can follow the steps below to make some changes for playing 3D movies with VLC.
Step 1 Launch the VLC media player on your computer, and before starting, you must make sure that you have Side by Side 3D movies. Once you are ready, click on Tools>Click on Effects and Filters.
Step 2 Now, one dialogue box will open and click on the Video Effects tab.
Step 3 Click on the Advanced tab now.
Step 4 Then, you will see an option with the name Anaglyph 3D. Check this option and click on the Close button to enable 3D effects on your VLC media player.
Part 2. How to Convert 3D Video with 3D Movie Converter
Wondershare UniConverter (originally Wondershare Video Converter Ultimate) is 3D movie player software which enables you to play 3D movies very easily and quickly in high quality. It's available for both Mac and Windows users to directly play 3D movies in VLC media player after converting 3D movies to other VLC media player supported formats with one click.
Wondershare UniConverter - Your Complete Video Toolbox
- Convert 3D movies and play them in VLC media player without any further VLC setting.
- Convert video for mobile devices, such as iPhone, iPad, Android, etc.
- Support 30X faster conversion speed than any conventional converters.
- Edit, enhance, and personalize your videos file by trimming, ripping, or cropping.
- Download/record videos from 10000+ online video sharing sites.
- Fetch metadata for your iTunes movies automatically.
- Supported OS: Windows 10/8/7/XP/Vista, Mac OS 10.15 (Catalina), 10.14, 10.13, 10.12, 10.11, 10.10, 10.9, 10.8, 10.7, 10.6
How to Convert 3D Movie to VLC Supported Formats?
Step 1 Launch Wondershare 3D Movie to VLC Converter
You have to download and install Wondershare UniConverter to convert the 3D movies. Make sure you're downloading the right version to your computer. Both Windows and Mac version functions are almost the same, and the tutorial below takes Windows, for example.
Step 2 Add 3D Movies You Want to Convert.
Click on the Add Files button or drag files directly to load your target 3D videos to the program. Note that Wondershare UniConverter supports batch conversion; you can add more than one video at one time.
Step 3 Select VLC Supported Output Format
On the Output Format section's right side, click on the below-arrow icon to expand the output format list. Then, select your desired format, e.g., MOV, choose Video > MOV and select your desired video resolution on the right.
Step 4 Convert 3D Movies to VLC Format.
Finally, enable the High Speed Conversion and click on the Convert button. Now Wondershare UniConverter will start converting 3D videos to VLC-supported with 30X faster speed. You will see the converted videos from the Finished tab.
Part 3. 3D Video Player Freeware for Windows and Mac
Aside from VLC and Wondershare UniConverter for Mac and Windows, many other 3D video players are also available for Mac and Windows devices. We are going to share the top 3 3D video player software with you.
1. PowerDVD 16 Ultra
PowerDVD 16 is a very popular and old 3D video player software that enables you to play 3D videos in original quality. This software can easily play 3D videos and burn DVDs as well. If you are looking to play 3D videos on your computer from your laptop, you can use PowerDVD 16 Ultra DVD software on TV and PC both modes. This software comes with a PowerDVD remote and allows you to manage your movies and videos remotely from anywhere in your home.
2. KMPlayer
KMPlayer software is also good for playing 3D videos on both Windows and Mac devices. KMPlayer software also comes with a very neat and clean interface, easy to understand by everyone. This software is able to detect album arts automatically while playing songs and support 3D video formats.
3. Pavtube UniConverter
Pavtube UniConverter is not only a video converter software but enables you to play videos as well. This software can convert your videos to other formats with a few clicks; it works like Wondershare UniConverter but with fewer format options.
Christine Smith
chief Editor