user12104: Platform is Linux, CLI tools is needed.
There are two files: one for left eye another for right eye. I search a way to compose it into single 3D MKV (or any other container) with alternate frame format.
I tried FFmpeg filter framepack and MKV metadata stereo_mode=block_lr:
ffmpeg -i input_l.mkv -i input_r.mkv -filter_complex framepack=frameseq -metadata stereo_mode=block_lr -y out.mkv

But result is short, not all frames repacked/remuxed: input files contains 500 frames, out.mkv contains only 32 one and has doubled FPS.
I expect, that output file will contain 1000 frames.
Any tools are welcomed.
Another related question: is it possible to do such muxing without frame re-encoding? Input files already well-coded and I want just repack them into 3D video format.
PS FFmpeg version 4.2.1

user-1: framepack is buggy filter. Use framepack=frameseq,settb=1/50,setpts=N, where 50 is frame rate you want to use, and it should be twice of input framerate.

12104: <p>Platform is Linux, CLI tools is needed.</p>

<p>There are two files: one for left eye another for right eye. I search a way to compose it into single 3D MKV (or any other container) with alternate frame format.</p>

<p>I tried FFmpeg filter <code>framepack</code> and MKV metadata <code>stereo_mode=block_lr</code>:</p>

<pre><code>ffmpeg -i input_l.mkv -i input_r.mkv -filter_complex framepack=frameseq -metadata stereo_mode=block_lr -y out.mkv
</code></pre>

<p>But result is short, not all frames repacked/remuxed: input files contains 500 frames, out.mkv contains only 32 one and has doubled FPS.</p>

<p>I expect, that output file will contain 1000 frames.</p>

<p>Any tools are welcomed.</p>

<p>Another related question: is it possible to do such muxing without frame re-encoding? Input files already well-coded and I want just repack them into 3D video format.</p>

<p>PS FFmpeg version 4.2.1</p>
 -1: <p>framepack is buggy filter. Use framepack=frameseq,settb=1/50,setpts=N, where 50 is frame rate you want to use, and it should be twice of input framerate.</p>
