Gizmodo, the well known information resource from technology world showing a post by “Mark Wilson” with the title “How You Tube 3D came To Be”. Before going through this posting I was also not aware about such advanced feature of you tube as Mark Wilson also said:
You may not have even noticed the YouTube was supporting 3D—frankly, before this interview, I had no idea either.
Mark Wilson had an interview with Pete Bradshaw, the You Tube software engineeralong with spokesman Chris Dale regarding You Tube’s New 3D feature and it’s future impacts. Here are some questions which have been asked to them.
Why did you begin the project?
Pete stated that he had the idea of Youtube 3D a couple of years ago when there was a promotion of “Monsters V/S Aliens”
How long was it between the germ of the idea and actually having something running and actually launching?
Answering the question, Pete told that it was not an easy task to do actually. He told that he spent 3 weeks weeks of actual work and not all of it in continuation because he faced challenges at the player side as he was sound enough at backend server side, which is his profile at You Tube as an engineer. So he spent some time to have the actual idea at player side stuff.
What's the endgame of where you're going with this in terms of this 3D adoption?
Pete told that 3D videos and clippings are more popular from the start where some advanced technology gadgets like Fuji FinePIX Real 3D W1 Camera stereo video technology and CGI animations are being used for 3D exposure . So people have enough inventory to upload online and thus You Tube 3D adoption will be somehow a step ahead in futuristic approach.
Take a tour of real conversation about YouTube 3D and it's Future at Gizmodo.com
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