The Butcher
08-13-2009, 11:31 AM
Movie studios are close to an agreement on the final format for 3-D Blu-ray, according to Yoshinami Takahashi, deputy senior general manager of Sony Corporation's home entertainment group. According to Takahashi, the specification will probably be adopted before the end of 2009, and discs and players with 3-D will then launch in late 2010.
Users will need a player and display compatible with the new standard, as well as 3-D glasses.
As to available content, there will be a prevalence of shorter material such as animation shorts and documentaries, because many viewers suffer from headaches and nausea watching full-length movies in 3-D.
Users will need a player and display compatible with the new standard, as well as 3-D glasses.
As to available content, there will be a prevalence of shorter material such as animation shorts and documentaries, because many viewers suffer from headaches and nausea watching full-length movies in 3-D.