Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- start [2025/02/28 11:52] – Clean up matthew_huntingtondigital.co.uk
+++ start [2025/03/13 13:44] (current) – remo
@@ Line 52: / Line 52: @@
   * Session goals: (Describe what you hope to achieve from this session)
-==== How do we make DVB specification more developer friendly? ====
+==== GDPR and privacy for DVB-I ====
-Matthew Huntington, Huntington Digital Consultants/DVB Project Office
+  * Rainer Biehn, bmt
+Summary of topic: When using DVB-I, in addition to downloading service lists, information is also retrieved from third-party servers (e.g. for content guides). This raises questions regarding data protection and the extent to which viewers must be informed about this.
+Session goals:
+     * What information must be given to the viewer before the DVB-I function is activated?
+     * What data may be collected by a service list provider without consent (technically necessary access)?
+     * What consensus requirements result from communication with the service registry and service list?
+     * Which consensus requirements result from access to the HTTP endpoints for Content Guide and Now/Next, which are offered by the individual broadcasters on a distributed basis?
+     * What data may be collected by a service list provider without consent (technically necessary access)?
+==== How do we make DVB specifications more developer friendly? ====
+  * Matthew Huntington, Huntington Digital Consultants/DVB Project Office
 The individuals involved in the specification process around major standards, such as DVB, are seldom the developers who implement consumer services based on those standards. However, it is often those developers who drive innovation, creating new services and use cases and opportunities. DVB-I is a key DVB specification that requires adoption by developers, but there are others that could benefit from a stronger developer community.
@@ Line 73: / Line 86: @@
+==== Content protection for B2B/Professional Distribution ====
+  * Patrik Lantto, WISI Group
+When distributing content for e.g. hospitality applications, there is a need to decrypt content for re-distribution - either re-encrypted or free-to-air. Common Interface have for a very long time been the solution for this in professional headend equipment, but with CI+ and also the new USB form factor this is no longer the obvious path forward.
+This session proposal aims to facilitate discussions of various options of simulcasting and simulcrypting content in a way where professional distribution is covered while still being able to introduce the higher protection provided by e.g. CI+. BISS-CA is one potential technology candidate, but it is not possible to use "out of the box".
+Ultimately, this session would kick-off a new working group for a standard that will allow simulcasting content to both DTH and B2B in a way accepted by content owners and providers.
+==== Where next with Test Materials, Test Streams & Open Source in DVB ====
+  * Jon Piesing, TP Vision (in my role as Technical Module Chair)
+  * Review what DVB's V&V activities have achieved including test streams, test materials and sponsored open source developments.
+  * Session goals: Generate ideas for what can be improved about how DVB approaches this. Generate ideas for new test streams or other test materials or open source projects DVB could sponsor.
+==== How can DVB help Chinese manufacturers to make products for DVB-I markets?  ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: What can DVB do to help manufacturers in China make products for DVB-I markets in, for example, Europe.
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+====  How can DVB help China to launch DVB-I in China? ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: Discussion should cover profiling, compliance and testing.
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+==== End-to-end protection for high-value content in DVB-I ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: With reference to 4K live high-value content delivered as a DVB-I service, how can it be protected from end to end (CAS/DRM, subscription, etc.)
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+==== Evolution of DVB-DASH ====
+  * Jon Piesing, TP Vision
+  * Summary of topic: Discuss possibilities for the future evolution of DVB-DASH for example MPEG DASH 6th edition, DASH-HLS interoperability, SGAI.
+  * Session goals: Identify options for the future evolution of DVB-DASH, discuss. debate which are most relevant for DVB and what requirements or use-cases or scenarios they meet. Consider where new commercial requirements are needed and who might be prepared to contribute them.
+==== DVB-I for OnDemand ====
+  * Bram Tullemans, EBU; Remo Vogel, ARD
+  * Summary of topic: Discuss the opportunities of DVB-I to create a distributed Video OnDemand ecosystem
+  * Session goals: Discuss the business potential for distributed media libraries and correlating technology requirements. How is SSO enabled? How does recommendation work on a distributed media pool? How How are these offerings promoted to search engines?