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ATSC Mobile DTV Receiver  

Profile Guidelines 

 

Final 

– December 2012 

July 2013 version 

Summary of Contents for ATSC A/153

Page 1: ...ATSC Mobile DTV Receiver Profile Guidelines Final December 2012 July 2013 version...

Page 2: ...r Profile Guidelines Page i Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 1 Conditional Access 1 Service Audience Measurement 2 IP Connectivity 2 ATSC MOBILE DTV RECEIVER PROFILE GUIDELINES TABLE 3 GLOSSARY OF KEY M...

Page 3: ...ceiver profiles for illustrative purposes The first profile represents a basic Mobile DTV receiver that can receive broadcast transmissions and that is interoperable with real time linear Mobile DTV b...

Page 4: ...and business models based on the standard Ongoing innovation in turn drives the development of features and functionalities that consumers will demand as part of the Mobile DTV experience These ATSC...

Page 5: ...abilities is left up to the receiver designers assessment of the market Essence Video Audio Decoding H 264 profile Base profile v1 3 Main profile up to v3 1 Base profile v1 3 Main profile up to v3 1 T...

Page 6: ...erefore we advise device manufacturers that devices without any kind of interaction channel will most likely not be able to receive at least some services that may be made available Long term key deli...

Page 7: ...pause time and seeks a reasonable length of time given the expected behavior Impulse Recording Not Required Desired This feature would also be useful in mobile environments given the reasonable expec...

Page 8: ...for usage of data and the possible need for opt in capabilities OTAG also has concerns over privacy of data Certification Individual Business Discussion Individual Business Discussion Device certific...

Page 9: ...e for CA or a data parade for ESG or for other purposes while it receives the A V parade This also enables some advance features like PIP Picture In Picture or reception of NRT parade while watching a...

Page 10: ...alert triggers alarm that is either audible or vibration or both Required Required Receiver recognizes NRT service category processes and stores NRT content Required Required Receiver recognizes M H N...

Page 11: ...n of receiver Required Receiver supports Multiple Messages Lost messages and End of Alerts as described in draft A 153 Part 10 Sect 8 Required Required Receiver supports automatic wake up if M EAS is...

Page 12: ...quired Receiver stores all NRT rich media alert content for content defined period allowing user to return to content if needed Required Required Receiver allows turn on or off of the geographic targe...

Page 13: ...ant to comply with limitations defined in A 103 to maximize compatibility These limitations are expressed as compatibility codes File Type Wrapper MPEG4 Compatibility codes 0x27 for MP4 constrained co...

Page 14: ...Broadcast where the CIT appears The purpose of this table is to allow a viewer to continue watching the same service or a very similar service when traveling from the coverage area of one M H transmit...

Page 15: ...re that incorporates a digital recorder function that is capable of recording a selected MDTV program stream at the push of a button based on the viewer s impulse decision In Band Information that is...

Page 16: ...ontent Pause Only Pause Only function on an MDTV receiver allows the viewer to go to take a break while watching a real time linear program and then resume watching at a later time This mode requires...

Page 17: ...obile DTV Recommended Practice Trust Authority The trust authority is an independent agency that administers the public key infrastructure for the service protection system The authority issues unique...

Page 18: ...ristics Doc A 153 Part 7 2009 Advanced Television Systems Committee Washington DC 15 October 2009 ATSC ATSC Mobile DTV Standard Part 8 HE AAC Audio System Characteristics Doc A 153 Part 8 2009 Advance...

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