Multi-source Video and (IP) TV A discussion of draft-ietf-taps-transports-03 Marie-José Montpetit MIT March 23 2015.

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Multi-source Video and (IP) TV A discussion of draft-ietf-taps-transports-03 Marie-José Montpetit MIT March

Definitions Multi-source video: Collaborative video creation Virtual reality/augmented reality Peer to peer Synchronized viewing Social TV Issues: Timing/synchronization Buffering events (impact of losses) Privacy (group vs. individual) Local policies/content blocking or distribution rules

What is my Video Transport? Video streaming vs. adaptive download Streaming Real time service Akin to video-conferencing Adaptive download Non real-time Akin to web page download RTP and HTTP considered transports? They are and services are built above them We may want to consider adding them to the draft list (p. 19)

A New Definition of Reliable Transport TCP has been 'de facto' the reliable transport “Eventually” the packets get to destination Do they? UPD is not reliable But for a lot of video (and web) sessions neither are reliable: The impact of losses or congestion on progressive download leads to “buffering events” – eventually the applications stop or are ended (by the users!) And of course all security/privacy issues Move to UDP tunnels with perks (see QIC) or a better transport? Can you make that dynamic?

The Case for the TAPS APIs As was discussed in the group an app may not know about TCP window sizes or ECN usage etc. But it may know that it requires from the transport If not any transport will do! Expose the underlying transport mechanisms to the applications and allow queries: See what IEEE 1905 does for MAC layer mechanisms

Features Table Review/Add-ons Suggestions: Add RTP and HTTP as potential transport See which of these features is API ready (can be exposed/set) Need more service/application categories related to timing for example - maybe in another table Define a new reliability category (not sure how to call it) with same (1) hence provided by an upper layer protocol Leave room for future transports

Future Steps? What is the WG suggesting?

Acknowledgements: Discussions Leading to this Presentation Michael Welzl (U. Oslo) Bob Briscoe (BT) Gorry Fairhurst (U. Aberdeen) Emmanuel Lochin (ISAE)