ETRI-KPU ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG1, Oct 2010 1 A Home-oriented IPTV Service Platform on Residential...

ETRI-KPUISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG1, Oct 20101

A Home-oriented IPTV Service Platform on Residential Gateway for Interworking between Home

Network and IPTV

October 2010

ISO/IEC JTC1 SC25 WG1

ETRI & KPU


Presentation @ April NY Meeting

• An introductory presentation was given as follows:– Interworking between HN and IPTV services

– 3rd Party Participation in IPTV services

– IPTV Service Platform over RG for HES

• Members’ Comments– Comparison with other SDOs’ standardization works

– Concrete objective and scope


Interworking between HN and IPTV Services

• The home network (HN) has become a preferred environment for many end users to receive IP based multimedia services such as IPTV. – IPTV services are likely to be delivered using home

networking technology.

• In order to provide IPTV users with good user experience and to bring down the costs, IPTV devices need to interact seamlessly with the home network and with each other on the home network.


Interworking between HN and IPTV Services

• ITU-T Q.21/16, H.622.1 (2008)– Architecture and functional requirements for Home

Network supporting IPTV services

• Limitation on ITU-T H.622– ITU-T H.622.1 has been based on HGI and has focused

mainly network issues for interworking between home network and IPTV service such as QoS, security, interoperability, network management and DNG, etc.

– ITU-T H.622.1 has not considered a 3rd party participation in IPTV services.


3rd Party Participation in IPTV Services

• Why 3rd Party Participation in IPTV Services?– A service provider who provides other service provider’s

IPTV services to end-users.

– With increasing number of the IPTV service providers, in order to encourage the successive growth of IPTV services, it is important to enable 3rd party operators to provide various interactive user-oriented IPTV services by making the best use of open architecture and functionalities.

– Analysts agree that the key to differentiation of IPTV services are value added services which in the long term require business collaborations of incumbents and 3rd party service providers.



• ITU-T Standardization

Standards Question

IPTV Functional Architecture (Y.1910) ITU-T Q5/9

Functional requirements of the service provider interface for television primary and secondary

distribution and associated interactive services (J.704)ITU-T Q10/9

3rd Party IPTV Brokering Service Scenario (Y.iptvbs) ITU-T Q8, Q14/13

IPTV Service Platform (HSTP.IPTV-ISPF) ITU-T Q13/16

Please refer the white paper for detailed descriptions of them.



• Limitations on ITU-T Works– Legacy IPTV service operator centralized scheme

• 3rd party IPTV service providers can only provide services and contents through the service platform of legacy IPTV service provider based on a tariff or contract basis.

ServiceProvide

r

NetworkProviderManagedNetwork

End-Users

throughSTB

(Telco based or Cable based) Legacy IPTV Service

3rd PartySP (a)

CP (a)

3rd PartySP (c)

CP (c)

CP (b)

Open architecture and Functionalitiesfor 3rd Party IPTV Service Providers



• Limitations on ITU-T Works– These schemes can be a 3rd party participation only from

the point of legacy IPTV service provider’s view.

– From the point of end user’s view, these schemes might not be a true 3rd party participation.

• End users in home can get only services and contents provided by legacy IPTV service providers as well as 3rd party IPTV service providers that authorized by legacy IPTV service provider.


OSGi Service Platform

• A well-known standard service platform in diverse application areas and markets

• The service aggregator is required to bundle services together to build an appealing package and allow multiple 3rd party service providers to provide end users with application services in the form of bundles.– The service gateway operator, which might be Telco or

Cable operator, delivers, starts, updates and removes bundled services for end users



• Limitations on OSGi Standard– Specifications have targeted too diverse application

areas and markets such as• home automation, mobile phones, automobiles, industrial

automation, building automation, PDAs, grid computing, entertainment, fleet management and application servers.

– Specifications for the IPTV service have not been considered concretely.



• Limitations on OSGi Standard– Multiple 3rd party service providers can share the OSGi

service gateway through the OSAP, which means they cannot deliver their services locally and directly to end users.



• Limitations on OSGi Standard– The OSGi service platform can be adopted for 3rd party

participation in IPTV services in order that 3rd party IPTV service providers to execute and delivery their services and contents to end users.

• However, in this case, end users in home can get only services and contents bundled by the service aggregator and delivered by the service gateway operator although the OSGi service platform is adopted as an open platform.

Therefore, from the point of end user’s view, the 3rd party participation in IPTV services using the OSGi specifications might not be a true 3rd party participation.


True 3rd party participation

• A new standardized scheme is required for the true 3rd party participation in IPTV services in order that– End users in home networks can get more and more

opportunities for useful services and contents beyond legacy IPTV services from unlimited 3rd party IPTV service providers.

– 3rd party IPTV service providers can provide locally and directly diverse services and contents to end users, while they should be independent from legacy IPTV service providers.


New Project

• For the true 3rd party participation in IPTV, this new project proposes a service platform for 3rd party IPTV service providers to provide locally and directly diverse home-oriented IPTV services and contents to end users.

A Home-oriented IPTV Service Platform A Home-oriented IPTV Service Platform

on Residential Gateway on Residential Gateway

for Interworking between Home Network and for Interworking between Home Network and IPTVIPTV

(HISP-RG)(HISP-RG)


Why “On the Residential Gateway”?

• In order that diverse 3rd party IPTV service providers can access directly, the proposed service platform should reside on one of home devices such as– Residential Gateway for HES (ISO/IEC 15045-1)

– Legacy IPTV Set-Top Box

– Desktop PC, etc


Why “On the Residential Gateway”?

• Among them, the RG for HES can be a beautiful home device that can the proposed service platform resides on due to following RG’s inherent good properties as shown in ISO/IEC 15045-1:– A networking device that connects home network domains

to network domains outside the house.

– An always-on, always-connected device.

– A hub device that connects other home devices together.

– An service delivery device that enables service and content providers to deliver services such as entertainment, video and broadband digital streams, monitoring for health care, security and occupancy, home appliance control and preventive maintenance, remote metering, and energy management.


Objective of New Project

• HISP-RG provides – Open architecture and functionalities to enable 3rd party

IPTV service providers to deliver locally and directly home-oriented IPTV services and contents to end-users in home networks.

– A “patch on” solution of the Residential Gateway for Home Electronic System (HES) in ISO/IEC 15045-1, that is, not a “built in” solution.


Scope of New Project

• New Project will– Introduce home-oriented IPTV services and contents that

can be executed and delivered locally via the HISP-RG.

– Define the open architecture and functionalities of HISP-RG

– Specify their requirements.

– Describe considerations on ISO/IEC 15045-1 for the HISP-RG.

– Describe considerations on Security of HN

– Presents a couple of use cases of the HISP-RG.


Detailed Scope of New Project

• Overview and Motivation

• 3rd Party Participation in Home-oriented IPTV Services– Legacy IPTV Service and 3rd Party Participation

– 3rd Party Participation through HISP-RG

• Home-oriented IPTV Services through HISP-RG


Scope of New Project

• Architecture, Functionalities, and Requirements– Service Creation

– Service Execution & Service Delivery

– Service & Content Management

– Service Provider Management

– Home Network Management

– Remote Platform Management

– End-User Profile Management

• In addition,– Considerations on ISO/IEC 15045-1 for HISP-RG

– Considerations on Security of HN

– Use Cases


•3rd Party Participation in Home-Oriented IPTV Service through HISP-RG

Home-oriented

IPTV Servicesand Contents

3rd Party Participation through HISP-RG

3rd PartySP (a)

3rd PartySP (c)

ContentProvide

r

ServiceProvide

r

NetworkProviderManagedNetwork

End Users in Home Network

Unmanaged

Network

RG

TV via STB

CEs,TV via STB

Open architecture and Functionalitiesfor 3rd Party IPTV Service Providers

HISP

Legacy IPTV Service

Home-oriented IPTV Service


Home-oriented IPTV Services

• Home-oriented IPTV services provided by HISP-RG can be as follows– Home Automation & Monitoring Services

– Home Media & Information Services

– Home-oriented Advertising Services

– Home Schooling Services

– Home Healthcare Services

– Smart Grid Services

– Person-to-person Communication Services

– Public Interest Services and Portal Services

Please refer the white paper for detailed descriptions of them.


Architecture and Functional Requirements

• Architecture and functional diagram of HISP-RG

Network Provider

Residential gateway for HES in ISO/IEC 15045-1

Home-oriented IPTV Service Platform

Service ProviderManagement

Service Execution&

Service Delivery

End-User ProfileManagement

Service & ContentManagement

ServiceCreationHome Network

Management

3rd Party IPTV Service Provider Legacy IPTV Service Provider

ManagedNetwork

Unmanaged

NetworkHome-

orientedIPTV Service

Legacy IPT

V S

ervice

Remote PlatformManagement


Architecture and Functional Requirements

• Functionalities and Requirements– Service Creation

– Service Execution & Service Delivery

– Service & Content Management

– Service Provider Management

– Home Network Management

– Remote Platform Management

– End-User Profile Management


In addition,

• Considerations on ISO/IEC 15045-1 for HISP-RG.

• Considerations on Security of HN.

• A couple of uses cases will be added.


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