LOGGING OPTION - LOG

4Depth budget reporting

4Many disparity logging options

4Video parameters logged

4Logs parameters to a Rich Text File

4Timecode stamps for all events

4Live report generation

4Thumbnail pictures option

4User set test profiles saved or exported

4Media files in most 3D formats or containers

4Works with standard capture cards or devices

4Live sources with timecode capture

The logging option adds comprehensive reporting and analysis functions to the overall measurement and display facilities of the Cel-Scope3D basic analyser. A log report is a finished document with all the events, measurements and system settings plus with timecode and optional thumbnail pictures from the media being evaluated. 

The system works with live sources via capture cards or with S3D media files. Either uncompressed or compressed file types of most flavours can be checked.  The system analyses and tests the content according to a list of preset parameters and limits set to the users needs. These are selected in a set of menus for 3D, video and audio options under the analysis tab. Any combination of available tests can be configured. There are also selectable options for the actual report format, style and imbedded thumbnail picture options alongside the timecode reference stamps. All reports are generated in RTF (RichText Format) which can be edited, opened or printed from within Cel-Scope3D or MS Word and most other word processors. Additionally there is an option to export all the generated test data into a CSV file that can be read and analysed off-line within a MS Excel spreadsheet. An Excel tool is supplied to generate depth charts showing trends on a timeline.

Report Formatting

All reports feature a header that lists media information, date and software version and also all the test and limit settings for each parameter.  Optionally, a headed notepaper template can be used as part of the user setup so that the report is client ready.

The report shows IN and OUT timecode points for each detection over the set limits. At the end of each report is a summary of the total number of parameter test fails or events for quick overall assessment.

3D LOGGING ANALYSIS OPTIONS MENU

 Testing Depth Budgets

Each test parameter can be individually selected and setup according to its own parameter menu. All disparity settings can either be in pixels or screen percentage.

Depth budget analysis can be set for maximum positive disparity (behind the screen), negative disparity limits and range allowable within the set budget. A hold-off frame count can be set to ignore short duration excursions over the limits.

The Depth Limit2 settings allow a second (different) set of limits with a perhaps stricter frame hold-off count to catch never-exceed excursions. The Depth Zone Limit setting does yet another set of tests for a specific (zoned) area of the image. This can be used for caption requirements.

Flat looking or 2D-only sequences can be detected and logged by the 3D Minima option. This sets a minimum disparity that should occur with a given frame count.

Similarly, other logging settings can be preset as required by the production standards and final purposes of the media being tested. These settings can be saved and recalled from profile files on demand.