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Validating a depth-to-stereo system should use fixed test clips that separately expose different failure opportunities such as unnecessary changes in static scenes, new background edges during slow pans, occlusion trailing of moving subjects, and hard-cut reset behavior, and should separately examine the source footage, the depth sequence, and the rendered output.
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10/15/2026
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Perfect Depth Maps, Broken Stereo Video: Why?
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