Google YouTube has basic support for a wide variety of 3d formats such as dual color, even some that dont need glasses (but are uncomfortable).
In other words, YouTube is kinda ready for the possible future of videos. When/if consumer 3D cameras or simple 3D processing apps become widely available YouTube may have a well developed [...]
Google YouTube has basic support for a wide variety of 3d formats such as dual color, even some that dont need glasses (but are uncomfortable).
In other words, YouTube is kinda ready for the possible future of videos. When/if consumer 3D cameras or simple 3D processing apps become widely available YouTube may have a well developed way to display them…assuming this feature has not already been dropped by Google.
To check out 3D videos do a YouTube search for “yt3d:enable=true”.
Edit: Since this post was written YouTube has removed the 3D options from the video page itself, but has left the 3D options on its respective channel. So when viewing a 3D video head to the users channel and find the right video. 
Edit 2: YouTube has politely added a link to the proper channel on the most 3D video pages. Oddly some videos you may still have to navigate to proper channel manually.
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