The recently introduced framework MTF-CVReID addresses the challenge of video-based person re-identification across varying viewpoints and scale differences. Utilizing a ViT-B/16 backbone model, this approach integrates seven distinct modules designed to improve robustness against viewpoint shifts. Among these modules is the Cross-Stream Feature Normalization, which contributes to enhancing the framework's performance. The primary goal of MTF-CVReID is to achieve reliable identification of individuals in videos despite changes in camera angles and scales. This development reflects ongoing efforts in computer vision to improve person re-identification systems by leveraging multi-temporal and cross-view learning techniques. The framework's design aims to overcome common obstacles in video surveillance and related applications where consistent identification across different views is critical. Overall, MTF-CVReID represents a significant step toward more robust and accurate video person re-identification.