3D@Home Consortium Releases Requirements for Digital 3D to the Home
11/11/2009
The 3D@Home Consortium announced today the completion and
transmittal of key documents to be used in the creation of digital 3D
standards by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)
working groups. The document ST2-01 3D Digital Interface
Requirements enables the standards committees to have input from the
wide cross-section of the industry which 3D@Home represents. The
documents ST4-03 3D Active Shutter Glasses Database and ST4-04
3D Passive Glasses Database assist the standards committees in
understanding the range of products that will be interacting with the 3D
systems, both 3D TV and 3D gaming systems. Both documents
were requested by CEA working groups as part of their discovery process
before working on the technical details of the standards.
3D@Home maintains liaison with the CEA working groups as part of its charter to speed the commercialization of 3D technology for the home. As such, 3D@Home provides its members, representing a diverse group of companies involved in 3D, a forum for discussing technological and market developments. 3D@Home has four primary Steering Teams that address specific parts of the supply chain.. The document 3D Digital Interface Requirements, created by Steering Team 2 – 3D Distribution, Storage and Transmission, contains requirements for functions and features of the digital interface for 3D video data between source devices such as set-top boxes, media players, portable computers, desktop computers, and sink devices such as 3D TVs and monitors. The document is focused on non-anaglyph 3D content as 2D interfaces are sufficient for anaglyph 3D. Similar entries |