Transfer the Inception video file to your VR headset or host it on a local media server (Plex/DLNA).

Choose the icon that shows two screens split vertically. The TV will now merge the two images into one flickering or blurry image (until you put on your glasses). On a PC (VLC Media Player)

— Software like CyberLink PowerDVD or Stereoscopic Player can render Half-SBS content on compatible displays.

Use external .srt files if needed. Sometimes, 3D SBS files require specialized 3D subtitle tools to avoid depth perception issues (making subtitles look closer than the picture).

Media boxes like Nvidia Shield running Kodi. Step-by-Step Installation and Setup Guide

Connect your PC or streaming device via HDMI. When you play the file, your TV will likely display two identical side-by-side images. Use your TV’s remote to access the video settings, find the 3D menu, and select the Side-by-Side (SBS) mode. The TV will then merge the images.

Using a PC gives you the highest control over video rendering and audio passthrough.

Ensure the player is set to Side-by-Side (SBS) mode, not “2D” or “Auto.” Also verify that your display device (TV/projector/headset) is in 3D mode.

Install a dedicated VR video app like or Bigscreen Beta . Open the file inside the app.