Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Always liked this song. But, to mix things up here's Meiko... The lady in red... Almost went with Luka in the biker outfit, but Meiko...!
-Works proper on a phone with the youtube mobile app, cardboard vr button.
-Anaglyph looks proper for anaglyph on a PC browser. Press the Theater mode button for a bigger picture.

-FOUND a way to play Full Side-by-Side 3D on a PC. Tested on Chrome, probably should work on others if you find similar options:

Press F12 to open up the debug menu. Ctrl+Shift+M, or press the little mobile phone icon to the top left of the debug menu. Now click on the drag down menu that appeared, it probably says "Responsive", change that to "iPad Pro", 100% and disable "Auto-adjust zoom", now click the Rotate icon to the right of "Online". Lastly, RIGHT CLICK to refresh the page (important to click on the body of the page) with the debug console still open.
If everything worked right, the video should now show SBS video at any resolution you want. (If not, it will put you on the mobile site, with limited resolution.)
At this point, close the console pressing F12, open up your preferred SBS solution, something like Virtual Desktop or however you are streaming your desktop to a 3D headset (or TV). Then go full screen (F11), full screen the video and now play it in 3D! (Choose Full or Half SBS depending on the video.)

... Seems like a lot of work, but as long as you don't refresh the page again, you can keep surfing other 3D videos in SBS, without downloading the video for an external player like Skybox VR.
It seems Youtube really has gone all out, in hiding SBS. And sadly their own Youtube VR app has its own issues, stretching out 3D videos for one (probably expects content at Half SBS?). DeoVR is in the same boat. Everyone wants to support 180 and 360 VR videos but not basic 3D videos. Probably because of motion sickness... But, hey. Give the users options, not remove them!

-Alternatively you should be able to download the SBS video, and watch on Skybox VR. Set the ratio to 16:9 and it looks great.

3D WARNING: I'm used to the pretty wild 3D effects, but don't watch too much if it makes you feel motion sickness!

I noticed that in PV mode, some of the zoom effects are more exaggerated. Wild... There's a setting that can reduce it though, but it's fun to be on your toes, assuming you don't get motion sickness! There's a gameplay version of this too, but thought it deserved a clean PV too.
Enjoy!