Zoran (france) S.a.

Delta Dore

Guillaume Etorre

Mark Shand

Jean Le Tutour

André Chabannes

An input stereoscopic video signal has a first frame sequence (S) in a left-eye channel and a second frame sequence (S) in a right-eye channel, the second frame sequence (S) having a zero or non-zero time offset &#x3c4;with respect to the first frame sequence (S). It is converted into an output stereoscopic video signal having a third frame sequence (S') in the left-eye channel and a fourth frame sequence (S&#x2032;) in the right-eye channel. The fourth frame sequence (S&#x2032;) has a zero or non-zero time offset &#x3c4;with respect to the third left-eye frame sequence (S&#x2032;). The two time offsets &#x3c4;may be different &#x3c4;), in which case the conversion comprises a time interpolation of the frames of at least one of the first and second frame sequences with interpolation parameters selected to apply a relative time shift of &#x3c4;to the right-eye channel with respect to the left-eye channel.

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Guillaume Etorre