Panasonic has submitted a proposal to the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) that would allow for standardization of storing 3-D imagery in high definition.Panasonic a trimis o propunere catre Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) pentru a standardiza imaginile 3D in high definition.
The interesting thing about the technology used to bring 3-D to your Blu-ray and HDTV is that it all currently exists. There will be no waiting around for components necessary to deliver the goods. The company says that if they can begin a formal discussion on standardization with BDA before the end of 2008, it is likely that it can be rolled out to consumers in 2010. With more and more films being released in 3-D these days, it was only a matter of time.
JOBLO
Ce este cel mai interesant este ca tehnologia de a imbina imaginile 3D in formatele Blu-ray si HDTV exista. Nu este nevoie de nici un upgrade la playere sau vreun alt dispozitiv, doar transmisia (HDTV) si filmele in format Blu-Ray sa aibe incluse tehnologia 3D pentru a functiona. Panasonic spun ca vor incepe niste discutii formale pentru a standardiza BDA, pana la sfarsitul acestui an, si daca totul iese bine, din 2010 putem avea acces la aceasta tehnologie.
Din ce in ce mai multe filme sunt lansate in cinematografe in format 3D, si sunt vizionate de foarte multe persoane, deci este doar o chestie de timp pana ce acestea ajung si pe micile ecrane.
Intrebarea ramane… daca, cu adevarat pe viitor filmele 3D vor ajunge si pe micile ecrane (Blu-Ray sau HDTV) vor “pierde teren” cinematografele?
JOBLO
[spoiler]Panasonic has submitted a proposal to the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) that would allow for standardization of storing 3-D imagery in high definition.
The interesting thing about the technology used to bring 3-D to your Blu-ray and HDTV is that it all currently exists. There will be no waiting around for components necessary to deliver the goods. The company says that if they can begin a formal discussion on standardization with BDA before the end of 2008, it is likely that it can be rolled out to consumers in 2010. With more and more films being released in 3-D these days, it was only a matter of time.[/spoiler]
