Local 3D video stream for external players

[ThreeDeeJay]

Side by Side 3D video files may have the highest compatibility, but there's significant downsides.
Mainly, they take up too much space and/or may degrade video quality when re-encoding.

So I'm proposing to use the source/2D video along with the generated depth map to render an uncompressed/lossless video stream (perhaps using mediamtx as suggested here) for both views, so that an external player like Stereoscopic Player/PotPlayer or sView that can open a URL (e.g. localhost:1234 or 192.168.1.5:12345 to stream from another device on the network) and split the image before displaying them in 3D or VR, respectively.

Perhaps this could allow real-time playback if depth estimation is fast enough, adjusting 3D depth settings on-the-fly, or just quickly re-generate the left and right views using newer algorithms like better halo masking/gap fill, if features like that are eventually added, or even sharing a depth map without having to upload/download a full SBS video file.