This document provides an overview of IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) which delivers video or TV broadcasts over an IP network. Key points include:
- IPTV can be viewed on a conventional TV using a set-top box (STB) connected to the internet via technologies like ADSL2+ or fiber optic cable. The STB converts digital signals to audio/video formats.
- IPTV offers features like video on demand, live TV with pause/resume, multiple language options, and interactive applications through the STB.
- Standards used include MPEG codecs for video, protocols like RTSP and RTP for streaming and control of multimedia delivery. Network speeds of 1-40Mbps are typically required
12. RTSP Methods Slide Description Retrieves the description of a presentation Posts the description of a presentation Retrieves the value of a parameter Queries the available methods Streams delivery is halted temporarily Starts sending data Starts receiving data Informs to connect another server location Specifies the transport mechanism Requests to set the value of a parameter Stops the stream delivery and frees the resources Method DESCRIBE ANNOUNCE GET_PARAMETER OPTIONS PAUSE PLAY RECORD REDIRECT SETUP SET_ PARAMETER TEARDOWN
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