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Delivering Pay TV Content Throughout The Connected Home: Amol Bhagwat
Delivering Pay TV Content Throughout The Connected Home: Amol Bhagwat
Delivering Pay TV Content Throughout The Connected Home: Amol Bhagwat
Laptop
Tablet
Smart
TV
Home
network:
• Wi-‐Fi
• Ethernet
• MoCA
• HomePlug
AV
• HD-‐PLC
• HPNA
• Wi-‐Fi
Direct
Service Provider
Gateway or Set Top Box Game
Console
Blu-‐Ray
Player
Smart
Phone
VidiPath Hybrid In-home + Cloud
Scenario
Cloud
HTML5 RUI/
Server
2. HTML5 RUI Guide (& content)
Home
Network
DLNA VidiPath TV
VidiPath STB/
Gateway
3. Linear, On-Demand, DVR
Content
Pay TV Content Delivery over Home Networks
Requirements
• Application Framework
– Consistent user interface across all devices
– Video playback within UI pages
– Supports regulatory and contractual services (EAS, Closed Caption,
Secondary Audio, Ad-insertion
– Rapid application development; faster upgrade cycle
– Serve applications from service provider network (cloud) or within home
• Content Protection
• Media Formats
• Network Qualify of Service
• Device Diagnostics & Management
• Supports Energy Save Operations
• Authentication
Key VidiPath Features
• HTML5 Application model
• All app APIs based on W3C, IETF & related Web standards
• HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, SVG, CORS, XHR, WebGL, …
• No proprietary application APIs
• User agent requirements
• HTTP Adaptive Delivery (MPEG-DASH)
• MPEG-2 and AVC Video in MPEG-2 TS and MP4 containers
• 3D Media Formats (conditionally mandatory for 3D devices)
• DTCP-IP Link Protection
• Priority-based Quality of Service
• Diagnostics (UPnP Device Management & IEEE P1905.1)
• Networked Devices Power Save (UPnP Low Power)
• Authentication of DLNA Certification (using DTCP-IP keys)
DLNA Cloud Guidelines
• Support DRM protected, cloud content delivery to
standards-based HTML5 Web Clients
• Extend DLNA HTML5 RUI Guidelines with 3 W3C Specs:
• EME
• MSE
• Web Crypto
• Guidelines have completed approval process
• Publication expected in November 2014
DLNA VidiPath Status
• Specifications published in March 2014
– Freely, publicly available at
http://www.dlna.org/dlna-for-industry/guidelines
• Certification Program Launched
– http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/
20140910006139/en/DLNA-Launches-VidiPath-
Certification-Program-Retail-
Products#.VBdyUUJoRDI
Timeline 2014
www.w3.org/2011/09/webtv/slides/w3c_tv_0911_keynote_comcast_sree_r3.pptx.pdf
Another#wellVtrod#path,#rather#than#buildVyourVownVfromVscratch,#is#EmbraceVandV
Extend.##UlCmately,#we#feel#this#is#a#tempCng,#but#flawed#strategy.##Our#goal#is#NOT#
lockVin,#but#healthy#ecoVsystem#of#content,#media,#and#interacCvity#producCon.#
Comcast efforts
• HTML5 as defined by W3C
• Avoid non-standard Web APIs
• CEA-2014 in first DLNA RUI, but not in Vidipath HTML5 RUI
• HTML5 efforts
• Web content (xfinity.tv, nbc.com, hulu.com, …)
• DLNA Vidipath
• Reference Design Kit (RDK) open source STB software
includes HTML5 (rdkcentral.com)