2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0923-5965(03)00059-6
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The adaptation of 3D stereoscopic video in MPEG-21 DIA

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“…Stereoscopic Video Adaptation supports video adaptation from 2D video to stereoscopic video. A user can describe her or his own display presentation preferences by specifying the following descriptors: ParallaxType, DepthRange, and MaxDelayedFrame [14].…”
Section: D To 3d Stereoscopic Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stereoscopic Video Adaptation supports video adaptation from 2D video to stereoscopic video. A user can describe her or his own display presentation preferences by specifying the following descriptors: ParallaxType, DepthRange, and MaxDelayedFrame [14].…”
Section: D To 3d Stereoscopic Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Digital Item (DI) is a structured digital object including a standard representation, identification, and metadata, which is a fundamental unit of distribution and transaction within MPEG-21 multimedia framework [7]. There are two kinds of DI.…”
Section: Mpeg-21 Digital Item Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…StereoCamera (Lef tCameraN umber and RightCameraN umber) describes the cameras for stereoscopic image. Unlike the stereoscopic type, the stereoscopic conversion of 2D video makes it possible for 2D video data [7]. In particular, a user can describe her/his own display presentation preferences by specifying the following three elements: P arallaxT ype, DepthRange, and M axDelayedF rame.…”
Section: Multiviewcamera Dsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The thriving of 3D industry has prompted a growing demand for 3D contents. The conventional approach of constructing stereoscopic pictures utilizes two or multiple cameras [1] to capture at least two streams of images and transmit them to receivers. In fact, the most materials available for 3D TV broadcast today have been created in this way.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%