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We analyze and compare three main 3D video representation formats: the MV video, the FS video, and the frame compatible (FC) video formats.
3D video representation formats with one frame sequence are labeled as the frame compatible format, ones with two frame sequences are the stereoscopic multiview format, while ones with more video sequences as the multiview video format [1 5].
Frame compatible (FC) formats allow utilization of existing infrastructure and equipment for transmission and services for 3D videos.
Frame compatible format (FCF), which multiplexes the left and right eye views into one frame spatially, has been considered as one of the most promising solutions for 3D video broadcasting.
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Examined 3D video representation formats are the multiview (MV) video format, the frame sequential (FS) format, and the side-by-side (SBS) format.
In this paper, we present results of research in 3D videos with two views in the multiview (MV) video format, the frame sequential (FS) format, and in the side-by-side (SBS) representation format.
The FS video format has only one frame sequence, where frames from different views are interleaved.
