Re: [photo-3d] Re: Coming to a theater near you

[Herbert C Maxey <bmaxey1@xxxxxxxx>]

>>There is no legal requirements concerning special equipment on a TV as
long
>>as it does not exceed the bandwidth or radiation or other potentially
>>harmful limits specified by the FCC and the other appropriate
government
>>agencies.  

What I mean by this is if I want to provide programming, I can't force
people into purchasing additional equipment in order to see the program.
It does not matter if it is in stereo, the program can still be viewed
without cost. This applies to network programming, over the airwaves we
all own. You can broadcast stereo in any workable format, just as long as
I can still view the program without spending money for devices.

>> If there were, it would not be possible to have set top boxes
>>(cable, satellite, digital TV, etc.), let alone all of the hours of
>>stereoscopic television that have already been sent to subscribers by
C3D
>>television.

Completely different rules and laws apply. Cable, satellite, etc, are
services you pay for. This is why it is possible to show nekked women on
these paid for services. You can't do this on public accessable network
broadcasted programs.