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Standardization activities on IPTV in CCSA

Standardization activities on IPTV in CCSA. CCSA. Submission Date: July 1, 2008. Highlight of Current Activities (1). CCSA IPTV initiatives aim to develop standards which can meet the urgent needs of the telcom, TV and broadband convergence. Work completed (formally released)

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Standardization activities on IPTV in CCSA

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  1. Standardization activities on IPTV in CCSA CCSA Submission Date:July 1, 2008

  2. Highlight of Current Activities (1) • CCSA IPTV initiatives aim to develop standards which can meet the urgent needs of the telcom, TV and broadband convergence. • Work completed (formally released) • 1st Phase (Aug.2005 – Feb.2006): IPTV Definition, requirement & scenarios, IPTV Architecture and other general Issues • 2nd Phase (Feb.2006 – 2007): Detailed arch. framework for Content delivery, DRM, security, service & network management, content management etc. • Currently focused on Interoperability issues • Interface between IPTV terminal devices and the platform: open and standardized interface is the key factor to reduce the cost of STB • Value added services interfaces (API) enable more SP develop IPTV VADS freely. • Recently completed specifications: • Content Delivery interface • EPG interface • STB remote management interface

  3. Strategic Direction (1) • Focused on Interoperability of IPTV system and terminal devices • Interfaces between IPTV system and terminal devices: interfaces for EPG, media delivery, management etc. • Middleware in IPTV Terminal devices • CCSA members contribute to the ITU-T IPTV activities • IPTV GSI • Cooperation with regional organizations • CJK • APT

  4. Challenges • To balance the flexibility (of service develop & deployment) and standardization work • Diversified service (requirements) under the IPTV “umbrella” vs. uniform architecture and interfaces • To maintain a fare-play environment with the aid of open standards

  5. Next Steps/Actions • Review and update the released specifications to align with the requirements of market when needed • Start new work item to address emerging demands • Continue to participate the IPTV work of ITU and other SDOs

  6. Proposed Resolution [optional] • N/A

  7. Supplemental Slides

  8. Coverage of CCSA IPTV Standardizations • Many important issues were covered in the 1st phase of CCSA IPTV standards including, • IPTV Standard Framework • IPTV Service Definition/Requirements • IPTV Architecture and General Technical Requirements • Specifications on the Service Network Architecture • IPTV Bearer Network related issues • IPTV Service Security and Content Security issues • Audio/Video Coding for IPTV • IPTV QoS Related issues • IPTV Network Management issues • Technical/Test Specifications of Key Equipments and Devices for IPTV (e.g. STB) • Interface Standardization and Interoperability • Study and develop new Protocol for IPTV (if needed) • IPTV BSS/OSS issues • IPTV Middleware • Network/Service Convergence

  9. Projects: 1st Phase Aug.2005 – Feb.2006, 6 projects

  10. Projects: 2nd Phase Feb.2006 – 2007, 8 of 15 projects

  11. Projects: 2nd Phase- cont’d Feb.2006 – 2007, 7 of 15 projects

  12. Projects: 3rd Phase 8 Projects in progress:

  13. Thanks for your attention

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