If the output of Stereoid only produces one frame instead of many, please verify the following:
1. If your Input source was Quicktime but you are rendering in a different format, you'll need to add the frame padding (e.g. inputFile_out.%04d) in the File Name for the Output before pressing Render.
More info: If you import a Quicktime file in Stereoid then the default output format will be set to Quicktime as well. With the file name being something like inputFile_out.mov. Now, when you switch the output file format to (for example) DPX, then the new file name becomes inputFile_out.dpx … there is no 'format string' automatically inserted. So effectively, if you render this sequence, you'll end up with two files (leftInputFile_out.dpx and rightInputFile_out.dpx) instead of a sequence… This can be fixed by entering a different sequence name (e.g. inputFile_out.%04d). We will likely set the frame padding automatically in a future release.
2. Check the input sources to verify if they are single frame.
More info: A single frame file will read with filename.extension or filename.frame_number.extension. These are some examples: left.exr and left.0370.exr.
A multiple frames file will read with filename.extension [range], filename.mov or filename.qt. These are some examples: left.%04d.exr [370-381], left.mov, and left.qt.
3. Make sure the Output Destination and File Names are correct for both Left and Right Eyes.
If the problem persists, please contact support@pretendllc.com. Please attach your project file in the email.