3d video transmission on a legacy transport infrastructure
AssigneeSTMicroelectronics (Grenoble 2) SAS
InventorsFRANKIE EYMARD, JEAN-LOUIS LABYRE
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a method for transmitting two consecutive pairs of images. The method may include decimating each image with a ratio of 2, assembling the two decimated images of each pair in a composite image, transmitting the composite images, and reconstructing complete images from the composite images. In decimation, the information removed from the images of the first pair may be kept in the images of the second pair, from the spatial point of view, and the complete images may be reconstructed by de-interlacing processing from the composite images.
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A method for transmission of two consecutive pairs of images comprising:
- decimating each image with a ratio of 2;
- assembling the two decimated images of each pair in a composite image;
- transmitting the composite image;
- and
- reconstructing complete images from the composite images through a de-interlacing process.
A method for transmission of two consecutive pairs of images comprising:
- decimating each image;
- assembling the two decimated images of each pair in a composite image;
- transmitting the composite image;
- and
- reconstructing complete images from the composite images through a de-interlacing process.
A method for transmission of two consecutive pairs of images, with the two images of each pair being stereoscopic views, the method comprising:
- decimating each image with a set ratio;
- assembling the two decimated images of each pair in a composite image;
- transmitting the composite image;
- and
- reconstructing complete images from the composite images through a de-interlacing process.
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