Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
�1���� Introduction
�2���� User requirements
������� 2.1���� Types of receiving terminals
������� 2.2���� Types of usage scenarios
�3���� Types of mobile receivers
������� 3.1���� Nomadic
receivers
���� ���3.2���� Pedestrian
receivers
������� 3.3���� Vehicular
receivers
������� 3.4���� Vehicular
reception using nomadic and pedestrian receivers
������� 3.5���� An example of
enhanced handheld receivers
�4���� System characteristics and
network planning aspects
������� 4.1���� Distribution
network
������� 4.2���� Some network
planning and radio frequency aspects
������� 4.3���� Receiver characteristics
������� 4.4���� Content
manipulation and distribution
������� 4.5���� Managing mobility
������� 4.6���� Error characteristics
������� 4.7���� Interoperability
between mobile telecommunication services and digital broadcasting services
�5���� Transmission mechanisms
for broadcasting of multimedia and data applications for mobile reception
�6���� Display patterns on mobile
receivers
�7���� Emission and reception
characteristics for Multimedia Systems �A�, �B�, �C�, �E�, �F�, �H�, �I�, �M�
and �T2�
�8���� Implementation of
interactivity
������� 8.1���� Digital mobile
telephony
������� 8.2���� Interaction
channel making use of the broadcast spectrum
������� 8.3���� Summary of
interaction channel methodologies
�9���� User requirements of
multimedia broadcasting systems for mobile reception by handheld receivers
10���� Conclusion
Annex 1� ISDB-T multimedia broadcasting for mobile
reception
�1���� Service requirements from ISDB family use cases
�2���� System descriptions
�3���� Interoperable digital
terrestrial multimedia broadcasting systems
�4���� Key features of ISDB-T
multimedia broadcasting for mobile reception
�5���� System parameters of
ISDB-T multimedia broadcasting system
������� 5.1���� Physical layer
������� 5.2���� Multiplex and
transport
������� 5.3���� Source coding
������� 5.4���� Transmission
mechanism of ISDB family
�6���� Service image of ISDB-T
multimedia broadcasting for mobile reception
������� 6.1���� Examples of 1-
or 3-segment services
����������������� 6.1.1���� One
segment receiver and three-segment receiver
����������������� 6.1.2���� Interactive
broadcasting service for portable receiver connected to communication networks
����������������� 6.1.3���� Data
broadcasting for client storage
����������������� 6.1.4���� Several
types of portable receivers and mobile receivers
������� 6.2���� Examples of 1-
or 13-segment services
�7���� Normative references
Annex 2� T-DMB and Advanced T-DMB
�1���� Service
requirements for T-DMB use cases
������� 1.1���� General
requirements
������� 1.2���� Video objects
������� 1.3���� Audio objects associated with the video
������� 1.4���� Auxiliary data (optional)
�2���� System overview
�3���� Architecture
������� 3.1���� Systems
architecture
������� 3.2���� Video service
transmission architecture
������� 3.3���� Video multiplexer architecture
������� 3.4���� Scalable video service transmission architecture
������� 3.5���� SVC video multiplexer architecture
�4���� Transmission mechanisms of
T-DMB
������� 4.1���� Video service
transmission architecture
�5���� Transport stream
specification
������� 5.1���� Transport
stream packet specification
������� 5.2���� PES packet specification
�6���� Error protection
������� 6.1���� Outer coding
������� 6.2���� Outer interleaver
�7���� Content formats
������� 7.1���� Composition of MPEG-4 contents
������� 7.2���� Packetization of MPEG-4 contents
������� 7.3���� Audio object
������� 7.4���� Video object
����������������� 7.4.1���� Profile and levels supported
Profile
Level
����������������� 7.4.2���� Specification related to the transport of a video stream
������� 7.5���� Auxiliary data
specification
������� 7.6���� Scene
description specification
������� 7.7���� Graphics data
specification
�8���� Market status of T-DMB
receivers in Korea
�9���� Applications of T-DMB
������� 9.1���� Transport protocol expert group
����������������� 9.1.1� ���Road traffic message (RTM)
����������������� 9.1.2���� Point
of interest (POI)
����������������� 9.1.3���� Congestion
and travel-time information (CTT)
����������������� 9.1.4���� CTT summary information (CTT-SUM)
������� 9.2���� Broadcast website (BWS)
������� 9.3���� Binary format for scenes
������� 9.4���� Dynamic label service
������� 9.5���� Slideshow
������� 9.6���� Emergency warning system
������� 9.7���� Electronic programme
guide
������� 9.8���� Conditional access system
10���� Advanced T-DMB
� �����10.1���� Hierarchical modulation
������ 10.2���� B mode hierarchical modulation
������ 10.3���� Q mode hierarchical modulation
������ 10.4���� Constellation ratio
������ 10.5���� Turbo code
11���� Conclusions
12���� References
������ 12.1���� Normative
references
������ 12.2���� Informative
references
Annex 3� DVB-H Standard EN 302 304
�1���� Service
requirements for DVB-H use cases
������� 1.1���� The Electronic Service Guide
������� 1.2���� Mobile TV
������� 1.3���� Enhanced mobile TV
������� 1.4��� �Scheduled download of audiovisual content or executable software
modules
������� 1.5���� Service purchase, service access and content protection
������� 1.6���� Roaming
������� 1.7���� Interference free reception in the mobile environment
������� 1.8���� Long battery lives
������� 1.9���� Implementation of interactivity
������ 1.10���� Digital mobile telephony
�2���� The DVB-H standard for
delivery and reception of content to handheld/mobile terminals
�3���� Overview of the DVB-H
delivery mechanism
������ �3.1���� The DVB-H PHY and link layer
������� 3.2���� The end-to-end system topology
������� 3.3���� IP-based mobile broadcast services systems with DVB-H
�4���� Schematic picture of IP
datacast over DVB-H system and the application of the mobile phone interaction
path
������� 4.1����
IP-based services delivery over
DVB-H
����������������� 4.1.1����
IP as a content bearer for the broadcasted data
������� 4.2���� Content
formats
�5���� DVB-H commercial
deployments
�6���� References
������� 6.1���� Normative
references
������� 6.2���� General end-to-end system description
����������������� 6.2.1���� DVB-H
radio interface
����������������� 6.2.2���� IP
Datacast service layer
����������������� 6.2.3���� IP
Datacast codecs and formats
����������������� 6.2.4���� OMA
BCAST mobile broadcast services system
Annex 4 �Forward link only
�1���� Introduction
�2���� Requirements for delivery
to mobile handhelds
������� 2.1���� Required
service types
������� 2.2���� Quality of
service
������� 2.3���� Audio and video
support
������� 2.4���� Functionality,
cost, power consumption
�3���� FLO system architecture
������� 3.1���� Network
Operation Centre
������� 3.2���� FLO
transmitters
������� 3.3���� IMT‑2000
network
������� 3.4���� FLO‑enabled
devices
�4���� FLO system overview
������� 4.1���� Content
acquisition and distribution
������� 4.2���� Multimedia and
data applications services
������� 4.3���� Power
consumption optimization
������� 4.4���� Wide and local
area content
������� 4.5���� Layered
modulation
�5���� FLO air interface
������� 5.1���� Protocol
reference model
����������������� 5.1.1���� Key
features of upper layers
����������������� 5.1.2���� Key
features of stream layer
����������������� 5.1.3���� Key
features of Medium Access Control (MAC) layer
����������������� 5.1.4���� Key
features of physical layer
������� 5.2���� FLO air
interface fundamentals
����������������� 5.2.1���� OFDM
modulation
����������������� 5.2.2���� Physical
layer characteristics
����������������� 5.2.3���� Error
correction and coding techniques
����������������� 5.2.4���� Bandwidth
requirements
����������������� 5.2.5���� Transport
mechanisms
�6���� Candidate frequency bands
�7���� Conclusion
�8���� Normative references
������� 8.1���� References
Annex 5� Digital mobile narrow-band multimedia
broadcasting system RAVIS (Real-time AudioVisual Information System)
�1���� General description
�2���� Service requirements for
RAVIS use cases
�3���� Technical aspects of RAVIS
������� 3.1���� Audio and
video codecs, multiplexing
������� 3.2���� Content
������� 3.3���� Channel coding
������� 3.4���� Transmission mechanisms of RAVIS
������� 3.5����
Network architecture
������� 3.6����
Testing
������� 3.7����
Simulation
�4���� Brief description of the
system
Annex 6
�DVB-SH (Satellite services to handheld devices)
Standard EN 302 583
�1���� General description
������� 1.1���� Additional
information on Multimedia System �I� which combines a satellite component and a
terrestrial component
�2���� Configurations
�3���� Transmission
mechanisms of DVB-SH
������� 3.1���� DVB-SH link and service layer outline
�4���� Specific issues addressed
by DVB-SH
������� 4.1���� Reception
conditions and DVB-SH features
������� 4.2���� Combining techniques
������� 4.3���� Local content insertion
�5���� Introduction scenarios
a)���� �Vehicular first�
introduction scenario
b)���� �Handheld first�
introduction scenario
�6���� Conclusion
�7���� References
������� 7.1���� Normative
references
������� 7.2���� General end-to-end system description
����������������� 7.2.1���� DVB-SH
radio interface
����������������� 7.2.2���� IP
Datacast service layer
����������������� 7.2.3���� IP
Datacast codecs and formats
����������������� 7.2.4���� OMA
BCAST mobile broadcast services system
Annex 7� ATSC Mobile DTV
�1���� Organization
������� 1.1���� Scope
�2���� References
������� 2.1���� Normative
references
�3���� Acronyms and abbreviations
������� 3.1���� Terms
�4���� ATSC-M/H system definition
�5���� ATSC-M/H system overview
�6���� Description of the A/153
standard�s parts
Annex 8� DVB-T2 Lite standard
for multimedia broadcasting
�1���� General description
�2���� Service requirements for
DVB-T2 Lite use cases
�3���� Architectural and protocol
stack model
�4���� Transmission mechanisms of
DVB-T2 Lite
�5���� Key technologies
�6���� Physical and link layer
�7���� Performance of system
�8���� Link budget
�9���� Example of possible use of
system
Annex 9� Telecom network based
multimedia broadcast/multicast services
�1���� MBMS key characteristics
�2��� �MBMS requirements
�3���� The MBMS broadcast
multicast service centre
�4���� MBMS user equipment
handheld terminal capabilities
�5���� MBMS service and
Application types
�6���� MBMS radio bearer
implementation