HDMI 1.4 standard to support broadcast 3D video

Dec 23rd 2009
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HDMI Licensing, the group behind the media interface specification, has announced plans to support 3D content with the upcoming HDMI spec v1.4. The consortium will meet in January to add the “Top/Bottom” 3D format. The group acknowledges the lack of a mandatory 3D broadcast format, leaving the standard open for further additions or modifications….

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