A stereoscopic video imaging display. A virtual field-of-view frame or reference window is set in a field of view of a stereo camera. Standard stereoscopic video data is sent. On a display side, stereoscopic videos are alternately displayed in a time-division manner with a width in a left view angle determined by lines connecting both ends of a reference dimension display screen and a left eye of an observer and in a right view angle determined by lines connecting both the ends of the reference dimension display screen and a right eye of the observer. Thus, the left and right videos are displayed at a position where they partially overlap each other, thereby allowing the stereoscopic video equivalent to the reference dimension display screen to be viewed.