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Title : A new Procedure for 2D to 3D conversion using Depth Array Conversion

Author : B.Yugandhara Chary, Dr.K.Spurth, P.Anusha

Abstract :

The actual world's entertainment industry has a golden age that continues for decades. Television and projection technology have come a long way, allowing for the most lifelike visuals and cinematic experiences ever. Stereoscopic translation of 2D program content into 3D realistic is now being developed by a number of researchers and research forums.We suggested a novel technique to transform a 2D array of video sequences into stereoscopic 3D as 3D videoscopic displays are becoming more scarce. This method relies on depth array conversion of 2D video backgrounds and subtracting active objects from each scene at each frame to get depth information from the video. It's a real-time computation heavy process, but it was accomplished by Cryengine with AMD QUADCORE A6 CPU and Radeon graphics. The experimental findings demonstrate a 3D recognition rate of up to 78% for a single picture inside a 2D video series, with a display rate of 29 frames per second for that specific sequence. Included a

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International Journal of Engineering Research & Informatics (IJERI)
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