Sky has announced its dedicated 3D TV channel, Sky 3D, will launch this April. A special preview will take place this Sunday, January 31, with a live broadcast of the […]
Servus goes for old-fashioned 3D
The Austrian commercial TV channel Servus TV has started broadcasting videos in 3D using the old anaglyph system.
DTG to profile UK 3DTV standard
DTG 3DTV Technical Seminar – London: The Digital TV Group is to lead the development of the 3DTV standard in the UK, the industry association has confirmed.
European 3D studies underway
DTG 3DTV Technical Seminar – London: The DVB is hoping that its work on 3D television will be passed to the organisation’s steering board before the end of the year.
Sky’s subtle approach to 3D
DTG 3DTV Technical Seminar – London: BSkyB’s chief engineer Chris Johns has outlined some of the challenges facing the broadcaster in the production of 3DTV content.
ITU publishes 3D roadmap
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Geneva has published its roadmap for the development of stereoscopic 3D television. It’s based on a document drawn up by the committee’s chairman David […]
3ality to provide Sky 3D kit
State-of-the-art camera rigs and image processors for Sky’s forthcoming 3D service are on their way from Burbank, California, courtesy of 3ality Digital. Equipment from the leading 3D technology provider will […]
Cinemas to show 6 Nations rugby in 3D
Forty Odeon and Cineworld cinemas in England are to screen live 3D coverage of England’s home games in the 6 Nations rugby series.
Research: ‘Avatar’ puts 3D on the map
The popularity of Avatar and other 3D movies will put 3D TV on the map for consumers, according to the research firm In-Stat. 2010 will be a big year for […]
Not easy getting 3D in the home
The road from HD to 3D is “a harder mountain to climb”, according to the US based research institute NSR, because “equipment required to bring 3D from the cinema into […]