There can be notable differences especially in movies that weren't filmed natively in 3D but were converted afterwards (most 3D movies today), usually involving extensive digital painting in order to do the 3D conversion. Yes to both, but you'll be watching the left eye of the 3D version, not the original "2D" version of the film.
The AVC video stream contains the left eye video, and the MVC video stream contains the delta needed to create the right eye video.Ĭan I rip just the AVC track and have a "2D" version of the movie, or can I watch a 3D MKV in 2D? You can leave this as a permanent rule and it won't have any effect on non-3D discs.īlu-ray 3D video is encoded and stored as MVC ( Multiview Video Coding). In MakeMKV's Preferences in the Advanced tab, in the "Default selection rule" add "+sel:(mvcvideo)" (without the quotes, and with a comma between existing rules). One segment is the left eye, the other segment is the right eye.Ĭan MakeMKV select the MVC (3D) track by default? Each item in the Segment Map listing will be a pair of segments separated by a slash. You can also look at the Title Information when you select the title. The primary "Mpeg4 AVC" video track is the left eye ("2D"), and you must then select the sub/indented/child "Mpeg4 MVC" (3D) video track for the right eye. How can I tell if MakeMKV recognizes a Blu-ray 3D disc? (Short and generic thread titles such as "help" or "3D MKV" are not as helpful.) This increases the chance that someone who owns the same disc will see the thread and help you, and it helps others having the same issue to find related threads in the future. If you don't find an existing thread, make a new thread with the title of the movie as the subject of the thread.
If there's an existing thread, you might find a solution there or you can add to it. If your problem is related to a specific 3D disc, search this 3D forum for the name of the movie. Double check that you are using the latest version of MakeMKV.
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