With the recent surge in interest for 3D stereographic movies, more pressure is being applied to the broadcast industry to provide 3D content delivery for the array of 3D media players and televisions. It is understood that 3D should be an additive technology in that it should add to, rather than reduce the viewing experience. In as much as there is a growing number of subtitle users on existing 2D material, the support for professional subtitles in the 3D content delivery marketplace is one that has been largely overlooked.
This White Paper will describe and summarise the stereographic delivery mechanisms being considered and their implications for subtitling. It will also summarise some proposed.
Subtitling for stereographic media
