Until this goes into the official release, this is the Temporary fix.
The 3D wobble bug is tied to the framerate in the dropdown box.
Let's say your video is 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, or 30fps. Change the desired framerate in the dropdown box to 60fps. The video should come out with no wobble as DVDFab originally intended.
If the trick doesn't work and framerate hasn't changed, simply encode the video first through DVDFab Video Encoder (Best with h.264) and then try the 60fps trick.
NOTE: If you want the framerate for your desired video to not be 60fps when read by your device for compatibility reasons (Most devices do not play well with 1080p 60FPS 3D), re-encode the video again to it's original framerate via DVDFab's Video Encoder.
For videos that are already 50fps or 60fps you will have to trick the encoder into thinking the framerate is half of that by temporarily making the video interlaced. Then trying the 60fps trick, and then re-encoding it to the original interlaced framerate you set for it, and finally deinterlacing the video using the Bob method.
Hope that helps.
To the DVDFab Team, to correct the error you must figure out why the 60fps framerate setting is immune to the 3D wobble bug.
The 3D wobble bug is tied to the framerate in the dropdown box.
Let's say your video is 24fps, 25fps, 29.97fps, or 30fps. Change the desired framerate in the dropdown box to 60fps. The video should come out with no wobble as DVDFab originally intended.
If the trick doesn't work and framerate hasn't changed, simply encode the video first through DVDFab Video Encoder (Best with h.264) and then try the 60fps trick.
NOTE: If you want the framerate for your desired video to not be 60fps when read by your device for compatibility reasons (Most devices do not play well with 1080p 60FPS 3D), re-encode the video again to it's original framerate via DVDFab's Video Encoder.
For videos that are already 50fps or 60fps you will have to trick the encoder into thinking the framerate is half of that by temporarily making the video interlaced. Then trying the 60fps trick, and then re-encoding it to the original interlaced framerate you set for it, and finally deinterlacing the video using the Bob method.
Hope that helps.
To the DVDFab Team, to correct the error you must figure out why the 60fps framerate setting is immune to the 3D wobble bug.
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