METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR 3D VIDEO FORMAT CONVERSION

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR 3D VIDEO FORMAT CONVERSION

A 3-dimensional (3D) video receiver may be operable to deinterlace a decompressed 3D video frame having a 3D video interlaced format to generate a first 3D video frame having a first 3D video progressive format. The generated first 3D video frame having the first 3D video progressive format may be c...

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Hauptverfasser: NEUMAN DARREN, HERRICK JASON, CHEN XUEMIN, PAYSON CHRIS, JOHNSON VAL (SHAWN)
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ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
ELECTRICITY
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description A 3-dimensional (3D) video receiver may be operable to deinterlace a decompressed 3D video frame having a 3D video interlaced format to generate a first 3D video frame having a first 3D video progressive format. The generated first 3D video frame having the first 3D video progressive format may be converted to generate a second 3D video frame having a second 3D video progressive format. The generated first 3D video frame having the first 3D video progressive format may be scaled to generate the second 3D video frame having the second 3D video progressive format. When the 3D video receiver operates in an electronic program guide mode or a graphics over video mode, the generated second 3D video frame may be blended with graphics. The second 3D video frame comprising a 50Hz frame rate may be frame-rate upconverted to a third 3D video frame comprising a 60Hz frame rate.
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