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3.4Action Points

4MPEG-4 Conformance (14496-4)

4.1Topics

4.1.1ISO/IEC 14496-4:2004 AMD 40 ExtendedCore2D profile conformance



4.2Contributions





Number

Session

Title

Source

Dispositions

m20328

Scene

Summary of Voting on ISO/IEC 14496-4:2004/DAM 40

SC 29 Secretariat

None



4.3Summary of discussions




4.4Action Points




5MPEG-4 Reference Software (14496-5)

5.1Topics

5.1.1ISO/IEC 14496-5:2001 AMD 29 Reference software for PMSI for LASeR

5.1.2ISO/IEC 14496-5:2001 AMD 30 ExtendedCore2D profile reference software




5.2Contributions





Number

Session

Title

Source

Dispositions

m20329

Scene

Summary of Voting on ISO/IEC 14496-5:2001/DAM 29

SC 29 Secretariat

Accepted

N12118


m20333

Scene

Summary of Voting on ISO/IEC 14496-5:2001/DAM 30

SC 29 Secretariat

Accpted

N12119


N12120



5.3Summary of discussions




5.4Action Points


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6MPEG-4 BIFS (14496-11)

6.1Topics

6.1.1Exploration


  • Remote and Collaborative work



6.2Contributions





Number

Session

Title

Source

Dispositions

m21161

Scene

Use Cases for Collaborative Applications

Jamie MARSHALL, Mihai MITREA, Bojan JOVESKI, Francoise PRETEUX

Accepted

N12208


m21162

Scene

Draft Context and Objectives for MPEG Scene Technology with Collaborative Applications

Jamie MARSHALL, Mihai MITREA, Bojan JOVESKI, Ludovico GARDENGHI, Francoise PRETEUX

Accepted

N12207


m21163

Scene

Draft Requirements on MPEG Scene Technology for Collaborative Applications

Jamie MARSHALL, Mihai MITREA, Bojan JOVESKI, Ludovico GARDENGHI, Francoise PRETEUX

Accepted

N12206


m21164

Scene

Draft Call for Proposals for Scene Technologies for Collaborative Applications

Jamie MARSHALL, Mihai MITREA, Bojan JOVESKI, Ludovico GARDENGHI, Francoise PRETEUX

Accepted

N12209


m21165

Scene

Collaboration Technology Mandate Report: Cross-media collaboration

Bojan JOVESKI, Ludovico GARDENGHI, Mihai MITREA, Rama Rao Ganji, Iain James MARSHALL, Françoise PRETEUX

Noted



6.3Summary of discussions


m21165

demonstration of a new framework enabling cross-media collaboration, i.e. allowing users to collaborate within the same scene but using different types of media (BIFS vs. LASeR)

This application needs a standardized “hook” to convey information for collaborative client (similar to video decoder) and format for generalized description to be conveyed.
This could be a good item for application format standard.

6.4Action Points

7MPEG-4 ISO Base File Format (14496-12)

7.1Topics

7.1.1ISO/IEC 14496-12:2008/AMD 2 Support for sub-track selection & switching, post-decoder requirements, and color information

7.1.2ISO/IEC 14496-12:2008/AMD 3 DASH support and RTP reception hint track processing

7.1.3ISO/IEC 14496-12:2008/AMD 4 MP4 files as a playlist using file tracks



7.2Contributions





Number

Session

Title

Source

Dispositions

m21319

File Format

ISOBMFF: Comments on FPDAM2.2

Miska M. Hannuksela

Deferred

m21321

File Format

On Movie Fragments and Edit Lists, for 14496-12 (ISO Base Media File Format)

David Singer

accepted

N12124


N12125

m21327

File Format

Clarifying Random Access Points and Sync Samples in the file format

David Singer

Deferred

m21136

File Format

ISOBMFF: Controlling Sample Timing in Fragmented Files

Miska M. Hannuksela

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m20400

File Format

DASH: Representation timeline alignment for ISO BMFF

Mark Watson

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m21272

File Format

Two minor issues with movie fragments in the Part 12 format

David Singer

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m20334

File Format

Summary of Voting on ISO/IEC 14496-12:2008/DAM 3 & ISO/IEC 15444-12:2008/DAM 3

SC 29 Secretariat

Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Sweden, UK, USA

m21144

File Format

ISOBMFF: Support for incomplete tracks

Miska M. Hannuksela

Accepted

N12126


m21145

File Format

ISOBMFF: Editorial update of Annex H of DAM3

Miska M. Hannuksela

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m21121

File Format

ISO base media file format: 'stdp' box

Ye-Kui Wang

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m21201

File Format

Proposed update to ISO/IEC 14496-12 ISO base media file format applying 32bit indexing for itemID and item_count

Noboru Harada, Takehiro Moriya, Yutaka Kamamoto,

Accepted

N12126


m21296

File Format

File Format – on stereoscopic video indication

Jaeyeon Song, Sungryeul Rhyu, Kyungmo Stanley Park, Kwang-Cheol Choi, Gun-Ill Lee, Kyuheon Kim, Jangwon Lee

Deferred


m21359

File Format

On M2TS compression as file format hint track

Waqar Zia, Alex Kyungho Kim

Accepted

N12126


m20430

File Format

Extend ISO/IEC File Format with Error Correction for Multimedia Preservation

Walter Allasia, Wo Chang

Deferred

m21096

DASH

DASH: Indication of Subsegments Starting with SAP

Miska M. Hannuksela, Ye-Kui Wang

Accepted

N12124


N12125

m21435




ISOBMFF: SAP definitions and 'sidx' box Miska M. Hannuksela

ISOBMFF: SAP definitions and 'sidx' box Miska M. Hannuksela

Accepted

N12124


N12125



7.3Summary of discussions

m21321


Accepted in general; allow in the file format the edit that establishes the mapping, ensure that the segment index talks about times after this correction, and say here it is mapping a composition time to the initial presentation time, and it is ‘typically’ the composition time of the first frame that is mapped to 0. This also works for audio; make sure the write-up applies to the AAC pre-roll case. Editors to check that the movie fragment case of audio is no longer commented as unsupported.
m21096

We agree to add an annex “SAP type definitions” to the file format and remove it from DASH.

We will try to provide at least a short definition of each field, and then simplify the table as much as possible (e.g. maybe some lines can be merged, ideally losing the reference_type column). We make sure that the ‘presentation times’ are after the adjustment of any edit list in the movie box.

We also need the DASH edits (which are in 20339). We need a revision of this into systems plenary, that integrates these changes and the DASH-revised base text. (See m21435, below).


m20400

Thank you, the sentence inserted and the edit list is covered by another contribution.

m21121

Thank you, accepted in general. Editors to integrate multiple contributions on the same topic.


m21272

Thank you, accepted in general. Editors to integrate multiple contributions on the same topic. We do not make the stipulation that tracks are consistent.


m21136

  1. It proposes enabling of signed composition time offsets in the Track Run box. [[done]]

  2. It is clarified that the Composition to Decode box applies only to the initial movie and not the movie fragments following. [[ok, accepted into this amendment]]

  3. A Track Extension Properties (‘trep’) is proposed to be optionally included in the Movie Extends box. The ‘trep’ box can be used to document or summarize characteristics of the track in the subsequent movie fragments. It may contain any number of child boxes.[[accepted into amendment 4]]

  4. It is proposed that the Composition to Decode box may also appear in the Track Extension Properties box and then documents all the following movie fragments of the track.[[ok, but make 0 for composition end time be unknown? into amendment 4]]

  5. Amendment 3 allows Sample Group Description boxes in Track Fragment boxes. Consequently, a client can no longer rely on the sample group description entries in the Movie box to describe the sample grouping of entire presentation including movie fragments. Alternative Startup Sequence Properties (‘assp’) box is therefore proposed to be included in Track Extension Properties box to summarize the characteristics of sample group description entries that may be expected to appear within track fragments for alternative startups sequence sample groups.[[also into amendment 4]]

  6. Now that the 'rap ' sample grouping is introduced for indicating open GOP random access points in Amendment 3, it is proposed that the alternative startup sequence sample grouping may also be used in conjunction with random access points indicated by the 'rap ' sample grouping.[[accepted into this amendment]]

m21144


Accepted into amendment 4.
m21145

Accepted without presentation. Thank you.


m21435

Thank you. We need careful choice of terms in the introduction to the SAP types; editors to work on that, visibly on the mailing list. Where SAP Types are used, clarify that all other values are reserved. A number of editorial/phrasing issues were raised, which will be handled by the editor(s).


m21201

Thank you. We agree to start an amendment 4 at this meeting. We will update all the item_ID, including the flute hint track ones, for consistency. We can handle item references with something like the following:

aligned(8) class SingleItemTypeReferenceBox(referenceType) extends Box(referenceType) {
unsigned int(16) from_item_ID;
unsigned int(16) reference_count;
for (j=0; junsigned int(16) to_item_ID;
}
}
aligned(8) class SingleItemTypeReferenceBoxLarge(referenceType) extends Box(referenceType) {
unsigned int(32) from_item_ID;
unsigned int(16) reference_count;
for (j=0; junsigned int(32) to_item_ID;
}
}

aligned(8) class ItemReferenceBox extends FullBox(‘iref’, version, 0) {


if (version==0)
{ SingleItemTypeReferenceBox references[]; }
else if (version==1)
{ SingleItemTypeReferenceBoxLarge references[]; }
}

m21359


We like the idea; we take it into amendment 4. Experts to work together to resolve/improve the design and provide text for amendment 4 initial version.


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