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Presents IMTC Forum 2004

Presents IMTC Forum 2004. Mobile Multimedia and Evolution of 3GPP Packet Switched Streaming Service (PSS). Presented by Mr. Emre B. Aksu Nokia Corporation. Contents. What is Mobile Multimedia? Elements of Mobile Multimedia Effect of Technological Convergence The Role of Standards

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Presents IMTC Forum 2004

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  1. Presents IMTC Forum 2004

  2. Mobile Multimedia and Evolution of 3GPP Packet Switched Streaming Service (PSS) Presented by Mr. Emre B. Aksu Nokia Corporation

  3. Contents • What is Mobile Multimedia? • Elements of Mobile Multimedia • Effect of Technological Convergence • The Role of Standards • Interoperability • Focus: 3GPP PSS • Evolution of PSS from Release 4 to Release 6 • Conclusion IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  4. What is Mobile Multimedia? • Creating, sharing, discovering and consuming multimedia content anytime and anywhere in a secure way. • Communicating via multimedia means in either one-to-one, one-to-many or many-to-many fashion anytime and anywhere in a secure way. IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  5. …Mobility… content network service device application • Media On-Demand • Multicasting • Broadcasting • IM & Presence • IMS (e.g. PoC, SIP) • MMS • SMS • VoIP • Media Portals • Mobile Games • Visual Radio • … • Media Player App. • Streaming Server App. • SIP Clients / Servers • Content Authoring Tools • Instant Messaging App. • Rich Call • Video Telephony • Media Recorder • Development Tools • … • Mobile Phones • Imaging Devices • PDAs • Laptops • Recorders • Media storage & • playback devices • Media server & • gateway equipment • … • 2G • 2.5G • 3G • WLAN • LAN • IP based NWs • … Core Elements of Mobile Multimedia • -static (e.g. jpg, .txt) • -pre-stored dynamic • (3gp,mp4, etc.) • live • … IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  6. Technological Elements of Mobile Multimedia • Standards-Centric View: • System Architectures (end-to-end service definitions, system-level interface definitions, functional descriptions, etc.) • Protocols (data transport, signalling and control) • Codecs (audio and visual) • Formats (containers, message formats, file formats, etc.) IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  7. Effect of Technological Convergence • Digital Convergence widens the scope of ”media” and the way it is accessed. • Convergence blurs the boundaries and enables new technological synergies. • e.g. Mobility + Broadcasting : DVB-H (“TV in your pocket”) • Convergence brings tighter interoperability requirements. • Divergence in technological solutions is the last thing desired in such a convergent environment. IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  8. The Role of Standards • Standards enable the technologicalecosystems to exist with many stakeholders. • Openness gives way to mass deployment and at the same time enable interoperability. • Standards povide a natural evolution path for technologies, while enabling backward compatibility when necessary. IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  9. Interoperability • Interoperability is a natural requirement of standards. • It is an implementation-centric issue with essential feedback on the standard (e.g. as change requests). • Note: High-level of interoperability does NOT necessarily mean high-level of standards compliance! Creation of big interoperable ”islands” must be avoided. This can be achieved by having a close relationship with the standardization bodies! • e.g. IMTC PSS-AG: LSs with 3GPP and 3GPP2 IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  10. FOCUS: 3GPP Packet Switched Streaming Service • Standardized by 3GPP (mainly by SA WG4) • Main Specs: 26.233 (General Description), 26.234 (Protocols and Codecs), 26.244 (3GP File Format) • Release History: Release 4 (2001), Release 5 (2002) and Release 6 (2004) • 3GPP PSS evolved from being a simple streaming service (Rel.4) to a more advanced one (Rel.6), with backwards compatibility in mind. • 3GPP and 3GPP2 work closely to align the two packet switched streaming services from especially protocols and file format perspective. IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  11. 3GPP Packet Switched Streaming Service Network elements of 3GPP PSS System IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  12. Evolution of 3GPP PSS IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  13. Main drivers of this evolution • New technologies (e.g. H.264 (AVC), MBMS) • Technological alignment with other Standardization Bodies (e.g. IETF, MPEG, etc.) • Increase in bandwidth (new codecs, new profiles and levels) • Content & Service Providers’ Needs • Media alternatives for different network access scenarios (3GP Server Profile) • Adaptation to different network characteristics (3GPP Rate Adaptation) • Digital Rights Management (DRM in File Format & transport) • Need for statistical information (QoE Protocol) • User needs (e.g. clip assets information in 3GP file and in SDP) IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  14. Conclusion • We’re living in a digitally convergent environment and mobile multimedia is very much affected by this. • Standards provide the core means to sustain the technological ecosystem. • Interoperability is the natural requirement of such ecosystems. • The progress of 3GPP PSS is a good example of Mobile Multimedia Evolution driven by the industry and standardization bodies together. IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

  15. Thank You! IMTC Forum – May 2004 – San Jose, California

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