Organisation internationale de normalisation

Action Points

ISO/IEC 23009-1:2014/FDAM 2 (SC 29 N 14815)	Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats AMENDMENT 2: Spatial Relationship Description, Generalized URL parameters and other extensions	FDAM (2015-05-18)
ISO/IEC 23009-1:2014/PDAM 3 (SC 29 N 14872)	Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats AMENDMENT 3: Authentication, MPD linking, Callback Event, Period Continuity and other Extensions	PDAM (2015-06-15)

Draft 3^rd edition = 2^nd edition + COR 1 + AMD 1 + AMD 2 (Emmanuel) + DAM 3 + DCOR 2

30. Conformance and Ref. SW. for DASH (23009-2)

    1. Topics

       1. ISO/IEC 23009-2 1^st edition

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source	Dispositions
m36177	DASH	MPEG-2 TS conformance software for DASH	Brendan long, Arianne Hinds	Accepted, w15536
m36607	DASH	Updates to DASH Conformance	Thomas Stockhammer, Waqar Zia	Accepted, w15536
m36609	DASH	Updates to DASH Test Vectors	Thomas Stockhammer, Waqar Zia, Torbjorn Einarsson,	Noted

3. Summary of discussions

   1. m36177

Completed conformance testing files for Segments with MPEG-2 TS.

1. m36607

• 
  A web-based frontend software that provides the inter MPD-segment conformance interface and cross-representation conformance checking. A complete development log of this software is available at: https://github.com/Dash-Industry-Forum/Conformance-Software/commits/master
  
• 
  Reference to the web service running the software above accessible for public usage.
  
• 
  Necessary bug fixes:
  

3. m36609

Updates of DASH-IF test vectors.

• 
  HEVC Test vectors
  
• 
  Dynamic Test Vectors with MPD updates
  
• 
  CEA Captions
  

Clarification whether DASH-IF can grant copyright of test vectors to ISO is required to officially include them in conformance specification. Liaison will ask clarification.
M36219

Editorial error. DuI

4. Action Points

31. Implementation Guidelines (23009-3)

    1. Topics

       1. ISO/IEC 23009-3 1^st edition

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source	Dispositions
m36189	DASH	Summary of Voting on PDTR 23009-3.2 [2nd Edition]	SC 29 Secretariat	Refer w15593

3. Summary of discussions

4. Action Points

32. Segment encryption and authentication (23009-4)

    1. Topics

       1. ISO/IEC 23009-4 1^st edition

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source	Dispositions
m36553	DASH	Improvements to ISO/IEC 23009-4	Alex Giladi	Accepted, w15541

3. Summary of discussions

4. Action Points

33. SAND (23009-5)

    1. Topics

       1. ISO/IEC 23009-5 1^st edition

In order to enhance the delivery of DASH content, Server and network assisted DASH (SAND) introduces messages that are exchanged between infrastructure components and DASH clients over underlying network protocols (e.g., HTTP 1.1, 2.0 or Websockets). The infrastructure components may comprise, but are not limited to, servers, proxies, caches, CDN and analytics servers.

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source	Dispositions
m36453	DASH	Report on SAND-CE - CE-SAND	Emmanuel Thomas, Ali C. Begen, Mary-Luc Champel	Noted
m36437	DASH	CE SAND: profiles for cooperative clients	Remi Houdaille	Refer m36857
m36452	DASH	Suggestion for SAND conformance work - CE-SAND	Emmanuel Thomas	Refer m36857
m36561	DASH	DASH SAND: Resource Pricing for DASH Client Bottleneck Coordination	Zhu Li, Imed Bouazizi	Refer m36857
m36587	DASH	Clarification of SAND Communication Channel	Imed Bouazizi	Refer m36857
m36593	DASH	Further SAND refinements for eMBMS Operation	Thomas Stockhammer	Refer m36857
m36608	DASH	SAND: Proposed Additional Parameters	Ozgur Oyman	Refer m36857
m36621	DASH	QoS Negotiation in SAND	Xin Wang	Refer m36857
m36646	DASH	Out-of-band asynchronous communication in SAND - SAND-CE	Emmanuel Thomas	Refer m36857
m36695	DASH	Update on SAND CD	Mary-Luc Champel	Noted
m36724	DASH	On SAND CD - NLNB comments	Emmanuel Thomas	Noted
m36735	DASH	[SAND] Comments on 23009-5 CD	Iraj Sodagar, Brendan Long, Xin Wang	Noted

3. Summary of discussions

4. Action Points

ISO/IEC CD 23009-5 (SC 29 N 14953)

Part 5: Server and network assisted DASH (SAND)

CD (2015-06-30)

34. Exploration – Media Orchestration

    1. Media Orchestration

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source		Dispositions
m36164	Orch	Context and Objective for Media Orchestration, draft v.2	Rob Koenen (editor),	Noted
m36166	Orch	Requirements for Media Orchestration	Rob Koenen (editor)	Noted
m36433	Orch	Request on Requirement and Use Case for Media Orchestration	Shuichi Watanabe, Takuya Iwanami	Noted
m36449	Orch	Additional Use Cases for Media Orchestration	Sejin Oh, Jong-Yeul Suh	Noted
m36510	Orch	ICoSOLE use cases for media orchestration	Christian Timmerer, (on behalf of ICoSLE consortium)	Noted

3. Summary of discussions

M36449

• 
  Agreed to integrate use cases into the C&O document
  
• 
  
  

4. Action Points

35. Exploration – Real-Time Streaming of Media Files

    1. Real-Time Streaming of Media Files

2. Contributions

Number	Session	Title	Source		Dispositions
m36460	TRUFFLE	Discussion on use-cases and technical realizations	Thorsten Lohmar	Noted
m36562	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis: Trans-Formatting and Session Translation for MMTP Low Latency Streaming	Zhu Li, Jongmin Lee, Kyungmo Park	Noted
m36573	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis: Personlized Ad Insertion	Imed Bouazizi	Noted
m36575	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis: Rate Pacing	Imed Bouazizi	Noted
m36589	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis: Multi-path Media Delivery	Prakash Kolan, Imed Bouazizi	Noted
m36623	TRUFFLE	TRUFFLE: Gap analysis on Media Sync.	Youngwan So, Kyoungmo Park	Noted
m36635	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis for TRUFFLE	Jongmin Lee, Doug Young Suh	Noted
m36644	TRUFFLE	Gap Analysis: Mobile Hybrid Delivery with Seamless Switching	Jongmin Lee	Noted
m36604	TRUFFLE	DASH Low Latency Tools	Thomas Stockhammer	Noted
m36595	TRUFFLE	TRUFFLE: Solutions Overview for Selected Use Cases	Thomas Stockhammer	Noted
m36383	TRUFFLE	True real-time multimedia streaming system based on MMT	Doug Young Suh, Yoonseok Heo, Hansu Kim, Jihyeok Yun, Sungmin Cho, Jong Min Lee	Noted
m36636	TRUFFLE	MMT: Proposal for QoS Reporting of MMT in mobile environment	Jongmin Lee, Doug Young Suh	Noted

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