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How many .yuv files will be generated after stereo h.264/avc decoder?

Dear Experts,

I am doing related project for stereo video coding with H.264/AVC software. We suppose to achieve two decoded video outputs, as we feed them to the encoder, 
i.e. left and right, but after the decoder, we only can get one output yuv file, which is similar to the left one. In order to verify it, we have tried feeding the encoder with
different video sequences (but they are in same format, QCIF), i.e. foreman_qcif.yuv as the left one, and Akiyo_qcif.yuv as the right one.
After we decode the bitstream, we get a .yuv output, which is similar as foreman_qcif. yuv.  can we get both outputs? how?



The clear question is expressed as follows:

         Two video sequences, in the form of a stere video, will be
captured from two cameras, and then encoded as a bitstream; this will be
transmitted and the reciever will decode and display both sequences.

         We focused on the decoder part.

         Therefore, a bit stream, representing encoded right and left
videos, are needed to run the tests; should be applied as input to the
decoder, and then displayed as the output stereo video.

         Any set-up, SW, demo, etc., falling short of above, is not
satisfactory?




Best regards,

Dave