(pronounced "S-by-S") stands for SxS Memory Card , a solid-state recording medium developed by Sony and SanDisk . It is based on the ExpressCard/34 form factor and uses PCI Express interface for high-speed data transfer.
| | Cons | |----------|----------| | Compatibility – Almost every 3D‑capable player (VLC, PowerDVD, YouTube, Oculus) understands SBS. | Resolution loss – Each eye receives only half the horizontal pixels, so perceived sharpness drops. | | Simple pipeline – No need for special metadata; the format is just a regular video file. | Aspect‑ratio quirks – Some devices require you to specify the “SBS” flag or use a specific container. | | Easy to create – Many cameras, smartphones, and rigs output directly in SBS. | **Not suitable for high‑end 4K/8K 3D where full‑resolution per eye is required. | | Streaming‑friendly – Works over standard video codecs (H.264, H.265, VP9, AV1). | Viewer comfort – Poor scaling or mismatched eye images can cause eye strain. | sxs video
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