WealthTV’s 3D TV programming will be available via 3D...

WealthTV’s 3D TV programming will be available via 3D content distribution portal Yabazam, in the first TV network distribution agreement for Yabazam parent company DDD, the companies said Wednesday. WealthTV programming covers travel, automotive, documentaries and other topics, the companies said. New 3D episodes from WealthTV will be released on Yabazam “on a regular basis,” from series including “Wonders of the World,” “Take Off,” “Private Islands” and “Boys Toys,” the companies said. Earlier this week Yabazam said its app would be available for Samsung TVs, following an announcement earlier that an app would available for LG 3D TVs later this month. The Samsung app will follow, a spokeswoman for DDD told us. The struggling 3D video content world will see a further bump in offerings later this month when Yabazam launches its pay-per-view 3D video service with roughly 50 titles, she said. Yabazam positions its 3D library as content “beyond the 3D features released by the major studios.” Prices for titles will range from $1.99 to $4.99, she said. Yabazam’s latest release is “UYUYUI!” from Timbo Estudio, which ran on the international film festival circuit in 2011, Yabazam said, and other titles include the “Safety Geeks SVI” series, “The Curse of Skull Rock” and “Rio de Janeiro Carnival.” Currently, “anyone with a smart TV” can view trailers via Yabazam, which is “aggressively building” a 3D content library, the spokeswoman said. Yabazam’s content comes from mostly independent producers of 3D content who don’t have distribution networks, she added. LG and Samsung TVs use DDD’s TriDef 3D technology, she said.