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ISO 13818-6 Document Information:
Title
Information Technology - Generic Coding of Moving Pictures and Associated Audio Information - Part 6: Extensions for DSM-CC
International Organization for Standardization
Publication Date:
Sep 1, 1998
Scope:
The concepts and protocols of this part of ISO/IEC 13818 (DSM-CC) provide the general capability to browse, select, download, and control a variety of bit stream types. DSM-CC also provides a mechanism to manage network and application resources through the concept of a Session, an associated collection of resources required to deliver a Service. The Session complements a “Service Domain”, a collection of interfaces to browse and select services, and control the delivery of bit streams.
DSM-CC defines the syntax and semantics for a set of User-to-Network and User-to-User protocols:
• DSM-CC Message Header
• U-N Configuration messages
• U-N Session messages and flow diagrams for Session and Resource management
• U-N Download messages
• U-N Switched Digital Broadcast Channel Change Protocol
• U-N Pass Thru messages
• The transport of DSM-CC U-N messages using ISO/IEC 13818-1.
• The transport of generic IP messages using DSM-CC sections and ISODEC 13818-1, clause 9
• U-U Remote Procedure Call
• U-U Session interface
• U-U Download interface
• U-U Object Carousel interface
• U-U Local Object interface
• U-U Stream Descriptors
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