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'''Over under''' is a method of encoding stereoscopic 3D content into a traditional rectangular video frame. It places one eye's view on top, and the other on the bottom. It is decoded and then displayed possibly using a polarization based 3D display. over-under is not meant to be viewed directly by human eyes without processing. | '''Over under''' is a method of encoding stereoscopic 3D content into a traditional rectangular video frame. It places one eye's view on top, and the other on the bottom. It is decoded and then displayed possibly using a polarization based 3D display. over-under is not meant to be viewed directly by human eyes without processing. | ||
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Revision as of 19:42, 18 August 2024
Over under is a method of encoding stereoscopic 3D content into a traditional rectangular video frame. It places one eye's view on top, and the other on the bottom. It is decoded and then displayed possibly using a polarization based 3D display. over-under is not meant to be viewed directly by human eyes without processing.