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mustkass kirjutas:Praegust on seal küll täiesti tavaline 2D pilt.

sateks kirjutas:Tere,

Selle kanali formaat on tõesti midagi erilist.
Töötab kogu aeg 3D režiimis, mida minu QBox näitab nelja eraldi pildina.
Kui signaali lasen arvutisse ja vaatan web interfeisiga või mingi pleieriga (VLC, BS, KM, MPEG Player) on tavaline pilt (1280x720) ühe kaadriga. Seega arvutist ei saa salvestada seda 4-pildi formaati.
Kas tõesti ainult QBox teeb sellist vigurit?
Lisan veel ühe pildi ja lisalugemist http://www.sisveltechnology.com/3D_tile_format.asp

mustkass kirjutas:...ja mis on asja mõte see pole ju 3D

sateks kirjutas:Sisveli mõte on selles, et tavaline 2D telekas näitaks normaalset 1280x720 pilti kogu ekraanil, mitte kahte kõrvutiasetsevat kokkusurutud pilti nagu Side by Side meetod.

Henkka kirjutas:Kathrein UFS 910 näitab samuti 4 pildina ekraanil.
Ja küllap see ikka 3D on, küsimus ainult, mida selle nägemiseks vaja on (ma ei ole seda süsteemi kirjeldust läbi lugenud... )

pelmeen kirjutas:Kathrein ufs910 originaalsoftiga 2.3 on minul vähemalt hetkel 2D

This new technology enables delivery of HD 3D content with a higher quality than current solutions and allows broadcasters to transmit a single video service to 2D and 3D audiences.

Backwards compatibility of the 3D Tile Format guarantees that consumers with a traditional 2D TV set can still enjoy the service in 2D format.

The idea behind 3D video is the transmission of two separate images (Left and Right), to reproduce human stereoscopic vision, packed in a single stream. The current systems squeeze the Left and Right images into a single High Definition frame and the service provider reuses part of the existing production and the entire distribution infrastructure.

This approach not only causes a loss in the video quality, halving the vertical or horizontal resolution of the source image, but also makes the 3D transmission unsuitable for viewing on 2D TV receivers.

The challenge was to avoid the drawbacks of the current frame packing To overcome these drawbacks in 3D broadcasting, Sisvel Technology has created the 3D Tile Format-- a solution allowing the integrated storage of two stereoscopic 720p frames into a single 1080p frame. The reconstructed Left and Right pictures keep their original resolution and will not be affected by the unbalance of the Vertical and Horizontal resolution.

The layout of the images within the Tile Format, together with standard compliant technologies developed by Sisvel Technology, seamlessly allows the decoding of 2D video from the 3D transmission.

“The 3D Tile Format technology we developed offers great benefits for the whole market, from broadcasters to TV manufacturers and consumers,” states Mr. Paolo D’Amato, CEO of Sisvel Technology. “Standardization bodies are currently considering adoption of our tile framing system. Thanks to the creativity of the 3D Tile Format, this system can even be implemented into the last generation of HD set top boxes and TV sets with a simple software update.”