Video Profile for SCTE DM App #4 ('cdm4')

"Video Profile for SCTE DM App #4"

For a Provisional media profile:

Name/company of designated proponent

Bill Mandel / Samsung (firstname dot lastname at samsung dot com)

Note: The Designated proponent is responsible for providing all deliverables necessary to meet the WAVE Media Profile requirements.

Market relevance

Meet at least one of the following conditions.

Codec with existing market relevance

1. Digital Media Service Providers (at least 3):

   1. Amazon Prime Video
   2. YouTube
   3. Rakuten
   4. Google Play Movies

2. Digital Media Playback Devices available in the market (at least 5):

   1. Samsung UHD & 8K Televisions (since 2016) and Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets (since 2019)
   2. Vizio P-Series Televisions (since 2018)
   3. Panasonic UHD Televisions (since 2018)
   4. Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Cube 4K
   5. OnePlus Android Q Phone
   6. Vivo Android Q Phone
   7. Xiaomi Android Q Phone

Note:

• Chipset support from over 20 SoC makers such as Amlogic, MediaTek, Novatek, Qualcomm (Snapdragon 855 and 865), Samsung, Socionext, VSilicon
• Over 100 adopting companies of HDR10+ Logo and Certification program, http://hdr10plus.org/

Open standards

List the standard for the media profile:

• SMPTE 2094-40: Dynamic Metadata for Color Volume Transform — Application #4 (https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9095450)
• CTA 861-H 2020 (in preparation): A DTV Profile for Uncompressed High Speed Digital Interfaces
• SCTE 215-1 2020: HEVC Video Constraints for Cable Television Part 1 – Coding (https://www.scte.org/download-scteisbe-standards/)
• SCTE 215-1-1 2020: HEVC Video Constraints for Cable Television Part 1-1 HDR10 Coding (https://www.scte.org/download-scteisbe-standards/)
• SCTE 215-1-1 2020b (in process, as DVS/1498): HEVC Video Constraints for Cable Television Part 1-1 HDR10 Coding
• AOMedia AV1 Informational Note: http://downloads.aomedia.org/assets/pdf/AV1-HDR10-Implementation-Note_1202.pdf
• WebM/VP9 HDR10+ Metadata Handling: https://www.webmproject.org/vp9/#hdr10-metadata-handling

Note: To meet the WAVE Media Profile ‘open standard’ requirement, the media profile in question must have been developed following an open specification process which supports independent implementations, or is in the process of being published under such a process.

Normative references

List the normative reference of the media profile:

• SCTE 215-1 2020: HEVC Video Constraints for Cable Television Part 1 – Coding (https://www.scte.org/download-scteisbe-standards/)
• SCTE 215-1-1 2020b (in process, as DVS/1498): HEVC Video Constraints for Cable Television Part 1-1 HDR10 Coding

Note: To meet the WAVE Media Profile ‘normative referenceable’ requirement, the organization where the media profile has been or will be published must meet the CTA normative reference policy and be at a level of technical maturity where only editorial changes are possible.

Test and conformance tools

Please provide a timeline for test content and conformance tools.

Test Content

Timeline: Test Content is available for HDR10+ OTT implementations and HDR10+ Technologies LLC operates a certification program. The WAVE-specific test content can be supplied (timeline is TBD)

Conformance Tools

Timeline: Conformance tools are available for HDR10+ through Samsung; Samsung will work with WAVE to develop and implement WAVE-specific conformance tools (timeline is TBD)

For an Approved media profile:

WAVE compatibility

1. Does the media profile specification include its ISOBMFF encapsulation? (Y/N): Y

   1.1. If the case of Y, which organization/spec? (CTA-861 for SEI messages, SCTE 215-1-1 2020b for ISOBMFF encapsulation via ftyp)

2. Have you tested the media profiles with W3C MSE? (Y/N): Y

3. Any reported incompatibilities with W3C MSE? (Y/N): N