Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform summing factor to each offset to uniformly shift by substantially the same amount each right-eye viewing frame element with respect to its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element such that a perceived focus point is adjusted.

Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform summing factor to each offset to uniformly shift by substantially the same amount each right-eye viewing frame element with respect to its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element such that a perceived focus point is adjusted.

Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform summing factor to each offset to uniformly shift by substantially the same amount each right-eye viewing frame element with respect to its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element such that a perceived focus point is adjusted.

Abstract: A method of analyzing a video may include determining at least one of a fastest moving element, a slow moving element and a dominant element within a video based on a first frame of the video and a second frame of the video. The method may also include determining at least one of a foreground and a background within the video based on at least one of the fastest moving element, the slow moving element and the dominant element.

Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform multiplying factor to each offset such that a perceived depth associated with the stereoscopic video is adjusted on a substantially uniform scale.

Abstract: A method may include determining movement between a first frame of a monoscopic video and a second frame of the monoscopic video. The method may also include analyzing a camera effect based on the movement, generating a first modified frame based on the movement and the camera effect, and generating a second modified frame based on the movement and the camera effect. The method may also include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video based on the camera effect and at least one of the first modified frame and the second modified frame. The method may further include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video based on the camera effect and at least one of the first modified frame and the second modified frame.

Abstract: A method of generating a stereoscopic video may include determining movement between a first frame of a monoscopic video and a second frame of the monoscopic video. The method may further include analyzing a camera effect based on the movement. Additionally, the method may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video based on the camera effect analysis and generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video based on the camera effect analysis.

Abstract: A method may include determining movement between a first frame of a monoscopic video and a second frame of the monoscopic video. The method may also include analyzing a camera effect based on the movement, generating a first modified frame based on the movement and the camera effect, and generating a second modified frame based on the movement and the camera effect. The method may also include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video based on the camera effect and at least one of the first modified frame and the second modified frame. The method may further include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video based on the camera effect and at least one of the first modified frame and the second modified frame.

Abstract: A method of analyzing a video may include determining at least one of a fastest moving element, a slow moving element and a dominant element within a video based on a first frame of the video and a second frame of the video. The method may also include determining at least one of a foreground and a background within the video based on at least one of the fastest moving element, the slow moving element and the dominant element.

Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform summing factor to each offset to uniformly shift by substantially the same amount each right-eye viewing frame element with respect to its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element such that a perceived focus point is adjusted.

Abstract: A method of generating a stereoscopic video may include determining movement between a first frame of a monoscopic video and a second frame of the monoscopic video. The method may further include analyzing a camera effect based on the movement. Additionally, the method may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video based on the camera effect analysis and generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video based on the camera effect analysis.

Abstract: A method of adjusting depth in a stereoscopic video may include generating a left-eye viewing frame of a stereoscopic video. The left-eye viewing frame may include a plurality of left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may also include generating a right-eye viewing frame of the stereoscopic video. The right-eye viewing frame may correspond to the left-eye viewing frame and may include a plurality of right-eye viewing frame elements. Further, each right-eye viewing frame element may correspond to one of the left-eye viewing frame elements. The method may additionally include determining an offset between each right-eye viewing frame element and its corresponding left-eye viewing frame element. Further, the method may include applying a uniform multiplying factor to each offset such that a perceived depth associated with the stereoscopic video is adjusted on a substantially uniform scale.

Abstract: A method for converting two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video. The method includes the steps of comparing at least part of video frame x to a corresponding at least part of video frame y to determine movement therebetween, calculating a movement direction and movement extent based on the determined movement, determining viewing frame L and viewing frame R based on the movement direction, and modifying viewing frame R based on the movement direction and the movement extent to create modified viewing frame R?. One alternative embodiment is a video display device for converting two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video. Another alternative embodiment includes one or more device-readable media storing executable instructions that, when executed, configure a video display device to convert two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video.

Abstract: A method for converting two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video. The method includes the steps of comparing at least part of video frame x to a corresponding at least part of video frame y to determine movement therebetween, calculating a movement direction and movement extent based on the determined movement, determining viewing frame L and viewing frame R based on the movement direction, and modifying viewing frame R based on the movement direction and the movement extent to create modified viewing frame R?. One alternative embodiment is a video display device for converting two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video. Another alternative embodiment includes one or more device-readable media storing executable instructions that, when executed, configure a video display device to convert two-dimensional video to three-dimensional video.