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IPTV-Internet Protocol Television -Presentation by Ritul Sonania Niksun, 5 th Sep 2009

Basics of IPTV

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IPTV-Internet Protocol Television

-Presentation by Ritul Sonania Niksun, 5th Sep 2009

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What is IPTV?

It is a technology that delivers video or TV broadcasts over the IP packet.

IPTV can be viewed on your conventional TV using a set top box (STB). STB can be connected to internetwork using ADSL2+, OFC etc. The STB converts the digital signals to AV format or it can provide HDMI interface.

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What is Internet TV?

Internet TV, in simple terms, is video and audio delivered over an Internet connection.

You can watch Internet TV on a computer screen, a television screen (through a set-top box) or a mobile device like a cell phone.

The difference –– IPTV is considered to exist in a closed network. It has a limited

scope of users.

– Internet TV is accessible everywhere, but requires a subscription.

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WHY IS IT REVOLUTIONARY?WHY IS IT REVOLUTIONARY?

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True interactive television, using EPG. Program schedule, Information Customized favorites Customized home screen Video Trailers EBIF, Tru2way (formerly OCAP)

See anything you want to see, any time, also possible on a mobile device. (content delivered through 3gp/MP4 conversion)

Reduced infrastructure costs, works with existing connection.

Infinite number of channels.

Even works with wireless connections.

100% digital transmission

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WHY IS IT REVOLUTIONARY?WHY IS IT REVOLUTIONARY?

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Up to 1080p format, High definition DVD quality.

Embedded 7.1 channel DTS AC3 audio, multiple audio languages, multiple language subtitles.

Live TV Pause, resume and record is possible.

Video on Demand, Radio on Demand, Movies on Demand. (Content stored on servers)

On demand advertising

Interactive applications – Satellite maps Online shopping, ticket booking etc.

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IPTV Transmission TypesIPTV Transmission Types

Live broadcasts -

Live TV content is delivered to the user. Pause and resume will be available for a fixed window time decided by the provider. The content is sent to multiple users at a time.

On-demand videos-

Arranged like a playlist. Episodes or clips are arranged by title or channel or in categories like news, sports or music videos. You choose exactly what you want to watch, when you want.

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StreamingStreaming

It is a way to directly get and view the data from the remote machine without fully downloading it.

In the IPTV environment, the on demand content is delivered via streaming.

Streaming can be done using HTTP, RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol).– Either TCP or UDP can be used, normally its TCP.

– RTP can be used for multimedia delivery.

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Standards used in IPTV

Media delivery– IP, UDP, RTP, TCP, etc.

Control/Signaling – RTSP, RTCP, IGMP(v2,v3), SDP

Codecs for video delivery – MPEG2, MPEG4/H.264, MPEG2-TS, FLV, AVI, RM, WMV, ASF, MOV

Network Speed –– Can be a minimum of 1 Mbps to maximum of 40 Mbps

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Network Architecture

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Video on Demand -

•RTSP is like a network remote control for multimedia servers

•RTSP establishes and controls streams of continuous media

•Streaming data is carried out of band (interleaving is possible)

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Working of RTSP

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RTSP Methods

Method DESCRIBE

ANNOUNCE

GET_PARAMETER

OPTIONS

PAUSE

PLAY

RECORD

REDIRECT

SETUP

SET_ PARAMETER

TEARDOWN

DescriptionRetrieves the description of a presentation

Posts the description of a presentation

Retrieves the value of a parameter

Queries the available methods

Streams delivery is halted temporarily

Starts sending data

Starts receiving data

Informs to connect another server location

Specifies the transport mechanism

Requests to set the value of a parameter

Stops the stream delivery and frees the resources

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Thank You!!

Original template and most of the slides are removed as those were

confidential.