What is BS IEC 62766-8 – IPTV profiles about?
Internet Protocol television (IPTV) is the delivery of television content over internet protocol networks. BS EN 62766 series discusses consumer terminal function for access to IPTV and open internet multimedia services. The OPEN IPTV FORUM specifies the user-to-network interface (UNI) for consumer terminals to access IPTV and open internet multimedia services over managed or non-managed networks.
BS IEC 62766-8 specifies three profiles of the feature contained in the IEC 62766 series, that may be adopted for implementation in suitable devices:
- The open internet profile
- The baseline managed profile
- The enhanced managed profile
These three profiles are heirarchical in the sense that the open internet profile is formed of a sub-set of the features of the baseline managed profile, and that the baseline managed profile is formed of a sub-set of the features of the enhanced managed profile.
Who is BS IEC 62766-8 - IPTV profiles for?
BS IEC 62766-8 on IPTV profiles is useful for:
- Providers of IPTV multimedia services
- Multimedia companies
- Software / IT firms
- IT engineers / professionals
- Entertainment and communications sectors
Why should you use BS IEC 62766-8 - IPTV profiles?
An IPTV system is used to provide video content over a private network in an enterprise. BS IEC 62766-8 provides you with normative descriptions of the open internet profile, the baseline managed profile, the enhanced managed profile.
BS IEC 62766-8 also provides you with a normative specification of the set of features of each profile in tabular form, with cross-references to the relevant clauses of the other parts of IEC 62766 series.
BS IEC 62766-8 enable the best possible capability and flexibility for service providers to deploy services to terminals that are available in the horizontal (i.e., nonsubsidised) market in the near-term time frame.
BS IEC 62766-8 helps you in selecting a set of features and elements that constitute a profile, a balance is made between the following factors such as time to market of the compliant OITF within a non-subsidised, horizontal-market device, viability of implementation of the selected technologies, flexibility in the provision of the envisaged IPTV services, and enabling a wide range of services to be accessible to the users.
