Organisation internationale de normalisation

Source: Jörn Ostermann (Leibniz Universität Hannover)

1Requirements documents approved at this meeting

No.	Title
10167	Proposal for MXM Public License Version 1.0
10228	Requirements for a new BIFS profile to support Interactive Digital Radio
10229	Liaison to GRN on new BIFS profile
10230	Liaison to WorldDMB on new BIFS profile
10231	Rich Media UI Framework Requirements
10232	Call for Proposal on Rich Media UI Framework
10233	MAF Overview
10234	MAF Overview Presentation
10235	Requirements for MPEG-V Version 3
10236	MPEG-V Call for Proposals
10237	MPEG eXtensible Middleware - The Vision
10238	Reconfigurable Video Coding - The Vision
10239	AHG on Information Exchange with Virtual Worlds
10155	Updated Call for Proposals on Video Signature Tools
10296	Context and Objectives of Rich Media UI Framework

2MPEG-V: Information exchange with virtual worlds

The following responses to the Extended Call for requirements N10105 have been received as contributions to the 86^th MPEG meeting:

m15902	Additional Requirements for MPEG-V
m15917	Additional Requirements for MPEG-V II

These contribution extend and clarify the requirements as well as extend the requirements in the area of Audio. The architecture for MPEG-V has been further developed (). It appears that MPEG-V as well as Rose can fit into one architecture ().

A new version of the requirements document (N10235) and a call for proposals (N10236) was issued. An adhoc group (N10239) prepares the evaluation.

At the moment, we foresee four parts for MPEG-V. Architecture, Data Representations between Virtual Worlds and the Real World, Data Representations between Virtual Worlds, and Real World Data Representation. Rose is currently working on data representations between virtual worlds and the real world.



Figure 1 Architecture for MPEG-V



Figure 2 Mapping of Rose onto the MPEG-V Architecture