Size Optimization of 3D Stereoscopic Film Frames

Martin Bush; N Alramahi

Size Optimization of 3D Stereoscopic Film Frames

Martin Bush
, N Alramahi

School of Computer Science and Digital Technologies

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Abstract

3D stereoscopic film has inherently the problem of large frame size that many 3D images compression algorithms already investigated for exploiting complex method, outputting poorly displayed frame, and takings a long processing time. Consequently, this paper presents the development of a unique technique of clipping the redundant areas from the frames that do not appear in 3D stereoscopic film which delivered side-by-side (SbS) format over a conventional packet-based network. This implies reducing the size of the 3D film with natural depth perception.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 3 Apr 2017
Event	International Conference on Communication, Management and Information Technology - Duration: 4 Mar 2017 → …

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Conference	International Conference on Communication, Management and Information Technology
Period	4/03/17 → …

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