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    The document discusses IPTV (Internet Protocol Television), which delivers television and video services over IP networks. It defines IPTV and compares it to internet TV. It outlines IPTV requirements, network architecture, components, technologies, and security considerations. It also examines IPTV services, requirements for video quality, and the future outlook for IPTV.

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    Kelum Vithana

    25 May 2010

    What is IPTV IPTV Services IPTV Requirements Network Architecture IPTV Components Key IPTV Technologies IPTV Security Future of IPTV

    IPTV is defined as multimedia services such as television/video/audio/text/graphics/data delivered over IP based networks managed to provide the required level of quality of service and experience, security, interactivity and reliability.

    Use Access Networks to reach clients, not general internet links IPTV is not audio/video through the internet

    ITU focus group on IPTV

    Internet TV
    Transport Use general internet

    IPTV
    Use dedicated, private network Limited by service provider Guarantees high quality audio and video Set-Top-Box most of the time Provided by existing TV broadcasters

    Geographical Reach Service quality

    Can be access from anywhere in the globe Not guaranteed

    Access Mechanism Content Generation

    A PC with media player Use own content

    Basic and Premium Television Interactive TV / Two way communication HDTV Video on Demand Time shifted TV Instant Messaging TV Telephony Gaming and Betting on Demand Web and e-mail

    More control over service for user


    What to watch and when to watch

    More interactive Better Quality


    DVD quality video, CD quality music

    Personalization Convergence Single device to watch TV, surf web and video calling
    PC is not attractive due to lower picture quality, cost and boot time

    Factors helped the growth


    Digitization of content Development of compression techniques Growth in Broadband use

    Sri Lankan situation


    IPTV available for ADSL users

    Content Production

    Content Aggregation

    Content Delivery

    Content Reproduction

    Program Production

    TV Stations

    IPTV Service Providers

    TV Sets

    End User

    IPTV Content Delivery:


    TV Head End IPTV Middleware VOD Systems Media Content Protection Systems (DRM) IP STB

    Bandwidth for access link


    4 Mbps per channel for SDTV HDTV: 20 Mbps per channel VoD:

    Quality of Experience (QoE) Step beyond QoS


    QoE QoS Low delay, jitter and packet loss Low downtime, maintenance intervals and channel change time

    Bandwidth requirements for streaming


    High bandwidth continuously Last mile is the problem DSL originally employed for burst (web) traffic, Not support MPEG-2 Need to compress the video streams

    Reducing channel change time


    Due to multicasting it takes time

    Providing VoD
    Need to unicast messages

    Regional Head End

    Home Network

    Access Network National Head End

    IP Core Network

    MPEG-4 / H.264 RTP UDP IP

    RTSP

    TCP IGMP

    XDSL, Metro Ethernet, ATM

    Acquiring video from different sources Video Encoding VoD delivering Content security EPG Server OBSS Subscriber management system
    Conditional Access System (CAS) Digital Rights Management (DRM)

    MPEG Encoder

    MPEG Encoder

    Live TV

    Media Streamer

    CAS DRM

    IPTV Delivery Network

    VoD Server

    OBSS

    High speed data network Technologies used:


    ATM and SONET/SDH IP and MPLS Metro Ethernet

    From IPTV Data Center to the subscriber 1. Fiber 2. DSL 3. Cable TV 4. Satellite 5. Wireless Broadband 6. Internet

    Series1, 11.00%

    FTTH, 0,

    Series1, Other, 0, 2.00% DSL Cable modem FTTH Other Series1, DSL, 1, 65.00%

    Series1, Cable

    modem, 0, 22.00%

    Middleware A distributed operating system to connect IPTV components Runs on IPTV servers and IP-STBs Integrates with VOD system, Headend, CA/DRM, STB and the network End-to-end configuration User management Interactive services Provides channel/package and program together with pay TV solutions Links the electronic program guide (EPG) with the content Acts as a boot server for the STB and ensures that all STBs run compatible software

    IPTV hardware and software infra-structure at customer premises Runs the IPTV middleware at client side Decrypt the scrambled video stream Video decoding Produce composite (analog) video output Program navigation with EPG PVR

    User wants to watch TV channel

    User watches TV channel

    IP-STB connects to appropriate multicast group

    IP-STB recieves packets and encodes it

    IP-STB recieves packets, encodes it and sends to output device

    Dariusz Broncel, ukasz Dewera Systemy Multimedialne 2006

    Hardware drivers and media codec Operating system and network stack IPTV Client TCP/IP Stack TV browser Various plug-ins

    CAS protect the content from illegal use


    CAS ECM generator TV Signal

    Multiplexer

    OBSS

    TV distribution network

    Set-Top Box (decryption)

    EMM generator

    Call collector

    Transaction data

    Smart card based CA system

    DRM Protection against theft and piracy of digital media content


    Digital water marks

    REL Application

    Key generation

    Encryption

    DRM Client module

    Channel change on IGMP


    IGMP LEAVE Green
    TV Content

    User IGMP JOIN Red

    Node A

    Node B

    TV Content User Node A Node B TV Content User Node A Node B

    Video Encoding
    Improvement in compression to reduce BW requirement

    TV set become a all in one box


    Replace the PC for entertainment (Limit it for programming, documenting) Everything (e-mail reading, FB, answering calls) from TV remote controller

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