tylko do tego modelu.
sip-igmp-rtp-udp
Scheduled Content over RTP
sip-igmp-udp
Scheduled Content over UDP
sip-rtsp-rtp-udp
Managed CoD Streaming over RTP
sip-rtsp-udp
Managed CoD Streaming over direct UDP
rtsp-rtp-udp
Unmanaged CoD Streaming over RTP
http-get
Managed/Unmanaged CoD Streaming/Download over HTTP
========== TP PROJECT ==========
RELEASE DATE : 12:10:21-04/12/2014
RELEASE VERSION : " TPGRMR.-.-.-.-.V05.016.00 "
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background: transparent;
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// Keys
var VK_RED = 403;
var VK_GREEN = 404;
var VK_YELLOW = 405;
var VK_BLUE = 406;
var VK_CHANNEL_UP = 427;
var VK_CHANNEL_DOWN = 428;
function self()
{
return applicationManager.getOwnerApplication(document);
}
function initKeySet()
{
}
function onKeyEvent(evt)
{
}
function onPlayStateChangeEvent(event)
{
//alert(' & gt; & gt; Play state changed - event: ' + event.type);
}
function onChannelChangeSucceededEvent(ccid)
{
alert(' & gt; & gt; Event: ChannelChangeSucceded - channel: ' + ccid);
}
function onChannelChangeErrorEvent(ccid, error)
{
alert(' & gt; & gt; Event: ChannelChangeError - channel: ' + ccid + ', error: ' + error);
}
function init()
{
self().show();
}
Minutes
Hours
Day
Month
Year
Plays
Trailer
By default, the reference points to a trailer of the currently described resource
HasTrailer
The reference points to a trailer of the currently described resource
IsTrailerOf
The reference points to a resource of which the currently described resource is a trailer
GroupTrailer
By default, the reference points to a trailer for the group of resources currently described.
HasGroupTrailer
The reference points to a trailer for the group of resources currently described.
IsGroupTrailerOf
The reference points to a group of resources for which the currently described resource is a trailer.
Sibling
The reference points to a sibling of the current resource. Example: Record the next episode in a series whilst watching an earlier episode
Alternative
The reference points to an alternative version of the current resource. Example: Whilst watching a programme, or part of programme, the user is able to discover that a high definition version is available elsewhere
Parent
The reference points to a group of resources to which belongs the current resource. Example: & quot;Record an entire series, whilst watching one of the episodes & quot;
Recommendation
The reference points to a resource recommended by the provider of the current resource. The service provider considers there to be similarities between the
currently described resource and the referenced resource. Example: This could provide access to previous or next episodes or to all episodes (the parent series as a whole).
Suggestion to record a programme which the broadcaster recommends because of what the user is watching.It could also point to a Web site proposing related programmes
& apos;recommended & apos; by the service provider. A recommendation can be used to suggest content or services or services bundles with a similar subject.
GroupRecommendation
The reference points to a group of resources recommended by the provider of the current resource. The service provider considers there to be similarities between the
currently described resource and the referenced group of resources. Example: Suggestion to record a series which the broadcaster recommends because of what the user is watching.
Commercial advert
By default, the reference points to the advert for a product or service featured in the current resource. Example: The user is watching a film containing a desirable product. If the user indicates interest in that product an advert
is captured providing further information
Normal Advert
By default, the reference points to the normal advert for a product or service featured in the current resource
HasNormalAdvert
The reference points to the normal advert for a product or service featured in the current resource
IsNormalAdvertOf
The reference points to the resource advertised by the current normal advert
Telescoped Advert
An extended version of an advertisement. By default, the reference points to the telescoped advert for a product or service featured in the
current resource
HasTelescopedAdvert
The reference points to the telescoped advert for a product or service featured in the current resource
IsTelescopedAdvertOf
The reference points to the resource advertised by the current telescoped advert
Speedbump
The superimposition of related or unrelated content over content in trick play mode. By default, the reference points to the speedbump for a product or service featured in the current resource
HasSpeedbump
The reference points to the speedbump for a product or service featured in the current resource
IsSpeedbumpOf
The reference points to the resource advertised by the current speedbump
Direct product purchase
The reference points to a product or service directly linked to the current resource, which can be purchased directly from this linked resource.
Example: The user is watching a film containing a desirable product or service (The recipe book from a cookery series for instance). If the user indicates interest in that
product they are taken to a web page (or interactive application) which is able to fulfil their purchasing requirement
For more information
The reference points to additional information concerning the current resource in the form of audio/video/text/graphics/interactive app/web content.
Example: The user watching a programme for which the content provider has made available additional information. If the user indicates interest they are taken directly to that
additional content and then returned to the original content
Programme E-mail Address
The e-mail address for the resource complying with & quot;mailto: & quot; URI scheme.
Programme Website
The website for the resource expressed as a URL.
Telephone Number
The telephone number for the resource complying with [IETF RFC 2806] & quot;tel: & quot; URI scheme.
Programme Transcript
The transcript of the resource expressed as a URI.
Interactive Enhancement
An interactive enhancement of the resource. The object pointed to may be an external resource. Alternatively, it may be the CRID of a
ProgramInformation or Package record. The availability of an enhancement may be presented to the end user as a & quot;red button & quot; icon or similar, as defined by the
application itself.
Recap
The reference points to a text or av recap of the resource. Example: The user can chose to read/watch a recap if they have missed a previous episode or forgotten the thread of the series
The making of
By default, the reference points to the making-of of the current resource. Example: & quot;The user, if interested can view the background to how the programme was made & quot;
HasMakingOf
The reference points to the making-of of the current resource
IsMakingOfFor
The reference points to the resource corresponding to the current making-of
Support
The reference points to a resource that contains issues the user may wish to enquire about. Example: The user can find out if there is support in the
form of a telephone help line, postal or email address or web page that provides them with the ability to seek advice on the subject matter of the programme
Support E-mail Address
A support e-mail address complying with & quot;mailto: & quot; URI scheme.
Support Website
A support website expressed as a URL.
Telephone Helpline
A telephone helpline number complying with [IETF RFC 2806] & quot;tel: & quot; URI scheme.
Segmentation
The reference points to segmentation information
Static Segmentation
Relation: The content referenced by this pointer is & quot;static & quot; segmentation metadata which will not change as the content progresses.
Live Segmentation
Relation: The content referenced by this pointer is & quot;live & quot; segmentation metadata which will change dynamically as the content progresses. Once the content has completed transmission the segmentation metadata will not be updated.
Live & amp; Post Segmentation
Relation: The content referenced by this pointer is & quot;live & quot; segmentation metadata which will change dynamically as the content progresses. It may also be updated after the content has completed transmission.
Post Segmentation
Relation: The content referenced by this pointer is segmentation metadata which will only be available after the content has completed transmission.
Derived
TVA RMPI document
The reference points to TVA-compliant rights information that the broadcaster and/or rights holder provides, for informative purposes only. Example: & quot;The
user, during the process of deciding whether to select a programme for acquisition, can view information in the TVA RMPI document for that programme. & quot;
Content Package
The resource points to a content package.
Promotional Still Image
The resource points to a promotional still image for the content programme.
Broadcaster Website
The resource points to a more general web site for the broadcaster.
HasFormat
The described resource pre-existed the referenced resource, which is essentially the same intellectual content presented in another format.(Dublin Core)
IsFormatOf
The described resource is the same intellectual content of the referenced resource, but presented in another format.(Dublin Core)
HasPart
The described resource includes the referenced resource either physically or logically.(Dublin Core)
IsPartOf
The described resource is a physical or logical part of the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
IsReferencedBy
The described resource is referenced, cited, or otherwise pointed to by the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
IsReplacedBy
The described resource is supplanted, displaced, or superseded by the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
IsRequiredBy
The described resource is required by the referenced resource, either physically or logically.(Dublin Core)
HasVersion
The described resource has a version, edition, or adaptation, namely, the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
References
The described resource references, cites, or otherwise points to the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
Replaces
The described resource supplants, displaces, or supersedes the referenced resource.(Dublin Core)
Requires
The described resource requires the referenced resource to support its function, delivery, or coherence of content.(Dublin Core)
Review Information
By default the reference points to a review or critique of the resource that may be of interest to the user in deciding whether to continue to watch,
download, etc. Example: The user can look at the additional information and use it to decide whether to continue watching a programme
HasReviewInformation
The reference points to a review or critique of the resource
IsReviewInformationFor
The reference points to the resource that is the subject of the review
Preview
By default, in complement to a Trailer, the reference points to a preview of the resource in a different format (e.g. longer sequences or interactive content) to assess e.g. previously advertised content or services.
HasPreview
In complement to a Trailer, the reference points to a preview of the resource in a different format (e.g. longer sequences or interactive content) to assess e.g. previously advertised content or services.
IsPreviewOf
The reference points to the resource addressed by the current preview.
Current Broadcast
Relation: The content referenced by this pointer is the current broadcast content.
Package Main Content
A pointer to the main content component of a Package.
Dubber
Key character
Key talent
Participant
Puppeteer
Stunts
Choreographer
Costume designer
Director of photography
Fight Director
Floor Manager
Post-Production editor
Script Supervisor
Second Assistant Director
Second Unit Director
Sound Designer
Adaptor
Scenario
Treatment/Programme Proposal
Choir
Conductor
Ensemble
Librettist
Lyricist
Music Arranger
Music Group
Orchestra
Announcer
Causeur
Commentary or Commentator
Correspondent
Editor/Producer (News)
Editor-in-chief
Editor-of-the-Day
Expert
Interviewed Guest
News Reader
Witness
Commissioning Broadcaster
Manufacturer
Production Company
Production Department
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Broadcast Assistant
Carpenter
Dialogue Coach
Draughtsman
Dresser
Graphic Designer
Hairdresser
Illustrator
Leadman
Scenic Operative
Set Dresser
Visual Editor
Assistant Visual Editor
Clapper Loader
Focus Puller
Foley Artist
Foley Editor
Foley Mixer
Graphic Assistant
Grip
Key Grip
Matte Artist
Photographer
Pyrotechnician
Rigger
Second Assistant Camera
Sound Mixer
Sound Recordist
Special Effects
Vision mixer
Animal Trainer
Armourer
Computer programmer
Consultant
Greensman
Location Manager
Programme Production Researcher
Runner
Sign Language
Subtitles
Translation
Transportation Manager
Assistant Producer
Casting
Production Manager
Production Secretary
Caption Author
Advertising Agency
Advertising Production Company
Advertiser
Proprietary
For use where proprietary extensions are required, or the use of keywords that do not fit in any classification below
GENERAL AUDIENCE
Programmes not intended for a specific target group.
AGE GROUPS
The age group levels for which the programme is primarily intended..
Children
specific single age
This section to be used where a programme targets one specific age
age 4-7
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 8-13
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 14-15
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 0-3
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
Adults
age 16-17
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 18-24
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 25-34
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 35-44
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 45-54
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 55-64
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
age 65+
Age ranges are indicative and may vary slightly in each country
specific single age
This section to be used where a programme targets one specific age
SOCIAL/REGIONAL/MINORITY GROUPS
Ethnic
Programme for people differing in language and/or culture E.g. .Local key words to apply (ie Asian, )
Immigrant groups
Programme for non-native born people and their immediate descendants, differing in language and/or culture.
Indigineous
Programme for native born people and their immediate descendants, differing in language and/or culture.
Religious
Local key words to apply (ie Shinto, Christian, Hindu etc)
OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS
The occupation of the consumer for whitch the programme is primarely intended
AB
A
Opinion former, Judge, Member of the govt etc
B
Industry leader, Senior Govt figure, Professionals (Doctors, Lawyers etc) etc
C1C2
C1
" White Collar worker "
C2
Skilled manual labourer
DE
D
General manual labourer
E
Unemployed (+ students!)
OTHER SPECIAL INTEREST/OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS
Local Keywords to apply. (ie Farmer, Student, DIY, Angler, Gay and lesbian,Retired, main shoppers,tourists etc
GENDER
Primarily for males
Primarily for females
GEOGRAPHICAL
The territory for which the programme is primarily intended..
Universal
Intended for all audiences regardless of territory
Continental
Asia, European
National
France, S Africa
Regional
Mid West, Pacific Rim
Local
Zip Codes, Postcodes, Towns, specific local group
Multinational
more than one country but not continental
EDUCATION STANDARD
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Post Graduate/Life Long Learning
LIFESTYLE STAGES
Single
Single person with no dependants
Couple
cohabiting adult with no dependants
Family with Children 0-3
adult with pre school children
Family with Children 4-7
adult with young children
Family with Children 8-15
adult with older children
Family with Children 16+
adult with young dependant adults
Empty Nester
adult whose dependants have left home
Retired
single or widowed adult whose dependants have left home
LANGUAGE OF TARGET AUDIENCE
As used and maintained by ISO 639-1
Proprietary
For use where proprietary extensions are required, or the use of keywords that do not fit in any classification below
ENTERTAIN
Programme intended primarily to evoke relaxation, feelings of pleasure and/or awareness of beauty.
Pure entertainment
Informative entertainment
Programmes intended primarily to entertain but with informative elements.
INFORM
Programme intended primarily to inform about current facts, situations, events, theories or forecasts, or to provide explanatory background information and advice. Information programme content has to be non-durable, that is to say that one could not imagine that the same programme would be transmitted e.g. one year later without losing most of its relevance. Examples: news, documentaries about current subjects, consumer information
Government
Official material on behalf of the government of the country concerned. Examples: A short message warning of the dangers of using fireworks, AIDS awareness campaigns etc
Pure information
Infotainment
Programmes intended primarily to inform but with entertaining elements.
Advice
Programme intended to advise about matters of personal interest such as consumer prices and quality, financial matters, health, or, for the interest of special groups, weather or traffic information
EDUCATE
Programme primarily intended to increase knowledge about non-current subjects in a didactic or non-didactic way, or to religiously inspire.
School Programmes
Primary
Youth education in the first stages: between the ages of approx 4 and 12/13..
Secondary
Youth Education in the second stage - between the ages of approx 12/13. and 18
Tertiary
University/College education
Lifelong/further education
Adult education: Additional learning such as post graduate and distance learning
PROMOTE
Intended to promote content. Produced by the broadcaster or media owner. eg trails for TV/Radio
ADVERTISE
Intended to inform consumers about commercial products and services. Produced by/on behalf the owners/sellers of the product or service eg Interstitial commercials
RETAIL
Full length programmes designed to sell a product or service to the consumer
Gambling
Programme that allows a consumer to participate in gambling. NB a programme ABOUT gambling, ie a documentary about Las Vegas does not belong in this category
Home Shopping
A programme that has the primary objective to allow consumer to make purchases as part of the programme. EG QVC Home Shopping channel. A programme ABOUT home shopping does not fit oin this category. Home shopping could also relate to devices outside the home - purchases of goods and sevices made through the device
FUND RAISE/SOCIAL ACTION
Appeals for charities and other recognised good causes
Fund Raising
Examples: Telethons and disaster appeal programmes
Social Action
Appeals by good causes for action, such as giving blood
ENRICH
Programme primarily intended to increase knowledge about non-current subjects in a didactic or non-didactic way, or to religiously inspire. Enrichment programme content has to be durable, that is to say, one could very well imagine that the programme would be broadcast one year later, without loosing its relevance. Examples: travelogues, war documentaries, educational programmes, religious programmes .
General enrichment
Programme primarily intended to increase knowledge about non current subjects in a non-didactic way.
Inspirational enrichment
Programme based on different forms of religious beliefs or intended to edify the audience.
EDUCATIONAL DIFFICULTY
The level of difficulty of an educational programme
Very Easy
Easy
Medium
Difficult
Very Difficult
WST Subtitles
World System Teletext subtitles.
DVB Subtitles
Digital Video Broadcasting Subtitles [ETSI EN 300 743].
DVB Subtitles (bitmaps)
DVB subtitling service containing object_data_segment{}s with object_coding_method=0x00.
DVB Subtitles (characters)
DVB subtitling service containing object_data_segment{}s with object_coding_method=0x01.
TS
MPEG-2 transport stream
TS_BBTS
MPEG-2 transport stream, Marlin BB TS with AES encryption
TS_PF
MPEG-2 protected transport stream
TTS
MPEG-2 time stamped transport stream
TTS_BBTS
MPEG-2 time stamped transport stream, Marlin BB TS with AES encryption
TTS_PF
MPEG-2 time stamped protected transport stream
MP4
MP4 File Format
MP4_PDCF
MP4 File Format, OMA PDCF
MP4_MIPMP
MP4 File Format, Marlin IP MP format
MP4_DCF
MP4 File Format, OMA DCF