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Enhancing TV Accessibility with Portable Access Services

Explore innovative solutions for accessible TV viewing with portable devices. Discuss the ATLAS project and current LIS interpretation limitations. Learn about scenarios for broadcasting sign language translation and video signing. Discover the benefits of customizable decoding and synchronization. Join us at the ITU-EBU Joint Workshop on Accessibility to Broadcasting and IPTV in Geneva.

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Enhancing TV Accessibility with Portable Access Services

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  1. ITU-EBU Joint Workshop on Accessibility to Broadcasting and IPTV ACCESS for ALL(In cooperation with the EU project DTV4All)Geneva, 23 – 24 November 2010 Signing Solutions Andrea Del Principe RAI – Research Centre Turin, Italy

  2. Enjoying TV with friends and family • The ATLAS project

  3. Enjoying TV with friends and family • Current situation: LIS interpretation service is limited to few programmes, often broadcasted at unsocial hours

  4. Portable Access Services • Video signing, subtitles, audio description etc. shown on a hand-held device e.g. a smart phone. • A portable device can be used in a wide range of situations …at home …at the station …at the museum

  5. Enjoying TV with friends and family The deaf user can watch a TV programme, together with hearing people, following translation or subtitling on a personal device.

  6. Service broadcasting scenario 1 • Broadcaster Side • Regular programme broadcasting • Streaming of the sign language translation on the Internet Hand-held device Connected via Wi-Fi To the internet

  7. Service broadcasting scenario 2 • Broadcaster Side • Regular programme broadcasting • Broadcasting of video signing in the DVB mux (IP over DVB) Hand-held device Connected via Wi-Fi To the local network Custom decoder: decode IP information and provide it to a Wi-Fi router

  8. Additional Features • Different speaker can be identified with different backgrounds

  9. Development of a custom player on the mobile device Synchronization issues Ergonomic issues Research and investigation

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