Abstract: A method of synchronization of a slave master clock of a set of slave equipment with a master main clock of a set of master equipment, on the basis of a common time base, including receiving, by the master equipment and by the slave equipment, clock pulses from the common time base, performing, from the master equipment and the slave equipment, a master timestamping and a slave timestamping of clock pulses received on the basis of the common time base, on the base of the master and the slave main clocks, respectively, for generating the master and the slave timestamping information, communicating the master timestamping information to the slave equipment, and regulating, in the slave equipment, the slave main clock on the basis of the master timestamping information communicated and on the basis of the slave timestamping information generated.

Abstract: An input stereoscopic video signal has a first frame sequence (SL) in a left-eye channel and a second frame sequence (SR) in a right-eye channel, the second frame sequence (SR) having a zero or non-zero time offset ?1 with respect to the first frame sequence (SL). It is converted into an output stereoscopic video signal having a third frame sequence (S?L) in the left-eye channel and a fourth frame sequence (S?R) in the right-eye channel. The fourth frame sequence (S?R) has a zero or non-zero time offset ?2 with respect to the third left-eye frame sequence (S?L). The two time offsets ?1, ?2 may be different ?2??1), 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 ?2??1 to the right-eye channel with respect to the left-eye channel.

Abstract: An input stereoscopic video signal has a first frame sequence (SL) in a left-eye channel and a second frame sequence (SR) in a right-eye channel, the second frame sequence (SR) having a zero or non-zero time offset ?1 with respect to the first frame sequence (SL). It is converted into an output stereoscopic video signal having a third frame sequence (S?L) in the left-eye channel and a fourth frame sequence (S?R) in the right-eye channel. The fourth frame sequence (S?R) has a zero or non-zero time offset ?2 with respect to the third left-eye frame sequence (S?L). The two time offsets ?1, ?2 may be different ?2??1), 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 ?2??1 to the right-eye channel with respect to the left-eye channel.