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1 P M J O U R N A L O F D I G I T A L R ESEARCH & P UBLISHING
current technologies of 3DTV with many different 3D video formats and active shutter
and passive polarise glasses might be the best chance of 3D experience in the next few
years. 3DTV for broadcasting application and consumer televisions may be the next big
evolution in television and to experience a good enough quality 3D broadcast without
special glasses is one of the key drivers for the successful deployment of 3DTV. In spite of
all those challenges, it is evident that 3DTV technology is beginning to take off its simple
anaglyph and 3DTV­based anaglyph will become a mainstream broadcasting service in
the near future.
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research studies are being conducted to make sure that consumers are getting the quality
3D images they expect. Every home TV technology such as LCD, plasma and DLP in homes
is preparing to adopt a 3D capable 120 Hz refresh rate. 3D video­on­demand services
will leverage the bandwidth and synchronization for 3D, and BSkyB and English satellite
operators are ready to open a 3D channel. In this context, home TV technology is developing
rapidly and it costs a lot to replace the new equipment every time new equipment is released.
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into 3D tools is possible and it might satisfy the demand for pirated 3D content. To produce
full resolution 3D using available HD overcapacity, Sony SRW decks are used to record
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Pablo’s SD and HD output is used for down­converting a secondary HD channel. Both
channels synchronize HD and are ready for 3D (Bernard F et al, 2009). On the contrary,
existing conversion techniques cannot still achieve the 3D detail and sharpness of the 3D
images without stereoscopic cameras. However, as we have seen that quality issues come
second after availability through the 2D piracy experience, the ability to convert 2D to 3D
content could be one of the options to contribute to market penetration of 3D in homes.
Conclusion
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issues since every major studio is now competitively making 3D features. The increasing
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in cinemas and made home entertainment in 3D a popular issue in media industries. The
number of 3D screens is increasing every month and theatres are rapidly being equipped
with special digital projectors. While diverse 3D content is delivered to the audience
through a special digital projector in theaters, home entertainment manufacturers are
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