
Highlights
- Plays stereoscopic 3D video files with multiple layout options.
- Supports diverse output modes for various 3D display hardware.
- Provides manual adjustments for depth and perspective settings.
- Utilizes FFmpeg for broad compatibility with video file formats.
About this application
Bino is a video player specifically engineered for the playback of 3D and stereoscopic content. It supports a wide range of input formats, including side-by-side, top-bottom, and sequential frame layouts, and maps them to various output modes suitable for 3D displays or standard monitors. The application handles the synchronization of video streams and provides controls for adjusting the depth and perspective of the stereoscopic image, ensuring that the visual output aligns with the user's hardware configuration.
Designed for Linux environments, Bino utilizes FFmpeg libraries to decode media files, allowing it to process most common video containers and codecs. Beyond standard 3D playback, it includes features for multi-display setups and supports various projection methods. The interface provides direct access to playback parameters, enabling users to fine-tune the viewing experience for different types of stereoscopic media.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.bino3d.bino
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