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Copyright 2002 B2C2, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Oct, 2002
Data Broadcasting:Receivers and Services
Augusto [email protected]
CTO / VP of Engineering
Agenda
• B2C2 – BroadBand Communications Company– Company Introduction
– Products
• Data Broadcasting Overview– Internet over Broadcast
– Media Distribution for Consumers
– Video On Demand
– Hotel Video Distribution
– Media Distribution for Business
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Worldwide Partnership
DVB-SISDB-S
DVB-TATSC
DVB-COpenCable
Chips, Software & BoxesFor
IP Over BroadcastNetwork
Core Technologies & Solutions
DVB-S/ISDB-SSatellite
ATSCTerrestrial
DVB-TTerrestrial
DVB-C Cable
PCI USB Embedded Boxes
B2C2 Solutions
Multi-Function STB
Media Home Gateway
300MHz x86 SOCWAN 1 Unicast Network – connection to DSL, Cable ModemWAN 2 Multicast Network – connection to IP Multicast network (Satellite, Cable or Terrestrial)LAN – connection to multiple computers, 10/100 Base T Ethernet & 802.11x WLANSTORAGE – 80/160GB for network drive, rich media contents (ie, VOD)MPEG-2 SD & MPEG-4 Decoding
300Mhz MIP SoC (ATI Xilleon X220/225)BROADCAST - Dual ATSC NIM for Terrestrial (Optional Dual QAM NIM for Cable), Dual TV connectionPVR – 80/160GB hard disk for PVR (Time Shifting, Digital Recording, Instant Replay…etc)WAN/LAN Interface – Two 10/100 Base-T Ethernet ports for connection to WAN and LAN
Box Roadmap
500Mhz MIPS SoC (ATI Xilleon X300)WAN 1 Unicast Network – Same as MHGWAN 2 Multicast Network – Same as MHGLAN – Same as MHGSTORAGE – 80/160GB for network drive, rich media contents (ie, VOD)MPEG-2 SD & HD, MPEG-4 Decoding
Media Home Gateway Pro
500Mhz MIPS SoC (ATI Xilleon X300)All features of Multi-Funtion STBAll features of Media Home Gateway Pro
Multi-Function STB with RG & Home Server
B2C2 Broadcast Software
• B2CAS– IP Multicast CAS system
• B2MON– Monitor Over Network, Multicast based network
control and monitor.
• B2CAST– IP Multicast data distribution with error correction.
Used for remote software upgrades, etc.
• B2Capture and B2Analyzer– Capture live streams, store and analyze streams.
Corporate Software
• What is it?– IP Data, Unicast or Multicast– IP data that isn’t related to the Video/Audio program.– Other data related or not related to the Video/Audio program.
• ITV
• Why?– Increase revenue opportunity with DTV– Attract viewers
• How?– Opportunistic traffic. Unused digital bandwidth.– Allocated digital bandwidth.– Many applications
• Demographics, Geography, etc. will determinate the best solution.
Data Broadcasting Overview
• Internet over Broadcast - Unicast– This isn’t the “killer” application.– Can be used to attract customer interest
• Media Distribution - Consumer– Rich Media Distribution, Games, Music, etc – File Delivery– VOD – Video On Demand – File Delivery/Streaming– Ethnic programming - Streaming
• Media Distribution – Business– Hotel video distribution – File Delivery/Streaming– Distance Training – File Delivery/Streaming– Digital Billboard
• Outdoors – File Delivery/Streaming• In-store advertising/Promotion – File Delivery
– Special Interest Groups– Medical Applications – File Delivery– Karaoke Bar/Room updates File Delivery
Data Broadcasting
• ATSC – Internet - Unicast– Easy to market, consumers understand email/www/chat– Alternative to cable or DSL.– Delta V – www.deltav.tv – Clear Channel Wireless
• Custom software Platform
– X5 Wireless – www.x5wireless.com• Open software platform
• Others - Unicast– iSatPlatform – www.isatplatform.com - SES Americom
• Satellite Internet covering North, Central and South America.
Internet Services Using Broadcast
• No common standard– New standards under development, DVB, ATSC and IETF
• ETSI EN drTS 102 00X
• No shrink-wrap solution– New Franchising Companies with ready-to-deploy systems.
• Needs a return link, usually a dial-up ISP.– Wireless return link, GPRS/GSM
• Cost/scalability problems– Sectorized antennas, Crown Castle UK.
• Needs to be tested/developed for ATSC.
– New ATSC proposals.
• TCP/IP issues over asymmetrical and long delay networks– There are a number of proposals and implementations to overcome TCP/IP
Internet Service Using Broadcast
Problems and Solutions with Internet over Broadcast
Media Distribution
• Media Distribution – File Delivery– iBlast
• First service, launched October 2002 - GameSilo – www.gamesilo.com
– Dotcast – www.dotcast.com• Proprietary technology
• Ethnic Programming - Streaming– AmigoTV – www.amigotv.net
• Spanish Language channels from Spain and Latin America.• Target immigrants that want to watch channels from their country.• PPV films in Spanish from Spain, Argentine, etc.
– BackHomeTV – www.backhometv.com• Content from around the world.
INTERNETINTERNET
DSL orCable Modem
Switch or Hub
Media Home Gateway Application
BackHomeTV
IP over DVB/ATSCMulticast
Content DeliveryModules
ATSC
DVB-T
DVB-C
DVB-S
Front & Rear Panels
ATSC/DVB NIM Module
Slot
RJ-45 LAN
RJ-45WAN
802.11xWLAN
DC Power InJack
Reset
Rear Panel
Front Panel
Smart Card(Optional)
Smart CardLock
Front Panel LED’s
Power DVB Link Return Link
LAN WLAN
Local TV Station
Media Home Gateway Applications –Rich Media Contents for TV and PCs
DVB-C
Content FlowAuthentication Flow
INTERNETINTERNET
AP
WAN
NOC
ATSCNIM
Local Contents
NationwideContents
ATSC NIM and small indoor antenna is provided by the
Service Provider.
SubscriberSubscriberReceiverReceiver
EquipmentEquipment
GameGameFilesFiles
MusicMusicFiles Files
Other Other FilesFiles
MovieMovieFilesFiles
StreamingStreamingServersServers
Shopping Shopping ChannelChannel
Stock Stock ChannelChannel
OtherOtherChannelsChannels
EducationEducationChannelsChannels
IP MulticastIP MulticastDeliveryDeliverySoftwareSoftware
PhysicalPhysicalDeliveryDeliverySystemSystem
IP GatewayIP GatewayModulatorModulator
Up-converterUp-converter
SMSSMS
BillingBillingSystemSystem
DRM DRM Right ServerRight Server
IP CASIP CAS
EncryptionEncryptionEMMEMMECMECM
DRMDRMContentContent
PackagerPackager
EncryptionEncryptionUsage RulesUsage Rules
Select/PurchaseSelect/Purchase
AuthorizationAuthorization
IP CASIP CASClientClient
SmartSmartCardCard
DRMDRMClientClient
LocalLocalStorageStorage
StreamingStreamingContentsContents
FileFileContentsContents
Media Distribution
KBS 1 EBS 1MBC SBSKBS 2
MON 7/1 TUE 7/2 WED 7/3 THU 7/4 FRI 7/5 SAT 7/6 SUN 7/7
KBS News 921:00 – 21:45Descriptions
Program NameDurationDescriptions
Program NameDurationDescriptions
Program NameDurationDescriptions
Program NameDurationDescriptions
1X 2X FULL
21:00- 21:45KBS News 9
SETUP
21:50 22:40KBS Monday Drama
22:45 22:57Program ABC
21:00 22:302TV Special
22:35 23:302002 FIFA World Cup Special
23:00 23:572002 FIFA World Cup Special
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Video On Demand
• The next best thing since color TV
• Consumers want the movies when & how they want
• Content Providers & Service Providers know VOD may the “Killer App”
• But it has not been possible for mass consumers
Video On Demand
VODServer
Unicast ApproachNot for Broadcasters
• Not scalable• Only possible for small scale services• i.e., Hotel VOD
Video On Demand
VODServer
DSL/Cable Modem UnicastNot for Broadcasters
• Not scalable• Backbone congestion & expensive• Server congestion
Video On Demand
VODServer
DSL/Cable Modem with Edge ServerNot for Broadcasters
• Reduced backbone traffic• Edge Server still congested• Expensive – no economy of scale
EdgeServer
EdgeServer
Video On Demand
VODServer
Broadcast - NVOD
• Still pre-scheduled movies• Not when & how you want, but less wait
• Very bandwidth intensive• Expensive
Video On Demand
VODServer
Multicast & Local Storage
• Bandwidth efficient• 1-8Mb on broadcast network to push
• No server congestion• Local storage on CPE
LocalStorage
LocalStorage
LocalStorage
Hotel Video Distribution
System Block Diagram
MPEG-4Off-lineEncoder
MPEG-4On-lineEncoder
MPEG-4Streaming
Server
Storage
IP Gateway
QPSK Modulator
Up Converter
Contents Contents
RF Divider
MPEG-4STB
MPEG-4STB
RFModulator
RFModulator
RF Combiner
GuestRoom
TV
GuestRoom
TV
Broadcast
Coin Slot
Hotel Video Distribution
Content Encoding• Encoding
– Higher compression MPEG4• Saves storage & transmission cost
– Near DVD quality at much lower bit rate• 700K – 1.5M bit/sec • CIF resolution
– Off-line or On-line encoding• Off-line: multi-pass, VBR encoding for highest possible
visual quality• On-line: single pass, CBR encoding for real time streaming
– ISO Standard• Multiple suppliers• Philips, Envivio, iVast, DiVX…etc
Hotel Video Distribution
Content Reception• Small footprint 19’ rack
– VHF/UHF Antenna or Satellite dish– RF signal divider
• Optional for multiple channels
– MPEG-4 STB– RF Modulator
• 1 modulator for 1 STB
– RF signal combiner• Optional for multiple channels
– Small TV for monitoring• 1 TV per channel
• Use existing Analog TVs. Can be used to deliver DTV without the need to replace all TVs.
Hotel Video Distribution
Content Reception…RF Divider
RF Combiner
MPEG-4 STB
Modulator
MPEG-4 STB
Modulator
MPEG-4 STB
Modulator
Single ChannelSingle Channel Dual ChannelDual Channel
Media Distribution - Business
• Distance Training/Learning– New networks being developed.
– Content delivery directly to the desktop.
• Digital Billboard– Outdoors
– In-store advertising/Promotion• Plasma displays replacing posters, other advertising.
• Updates, changes and new content broadcasted.
• Most content video encoded in MPEG4, Flash.
Conclusions
• Consumers– New devices will enable services that haven’t been possible or imagined.– New services just starting– Content protection will be a key– Main contents will be Games, Music, Films, etc.– New standards, video encoders improving quality/compression
• DASE/MHP• ITU-T H.264
• Business– Cost saving opportunities with new services.– Leverage existing infrastructure.– Main content will use MPEG4/H.264, Flash, etc.– Enhanced presence for telecommuters.