[金牌原创]Internet HDTV and the ResearchTV Project.pptVIP

Internet HDTV and the ResearchTV Project Terry Gray University of Washington Objectives for this talk Briefly describe the ResearchTV project Focus on UW’s Internet HDTV experiments Credits Corbató/ Zekauskas talk at I2/NLANR/JT Richardson talk at CANARIE workshop Philipson notes on ResearchTV The ResearchChannel Formerly known as ResearchTV Distribution of HQ RE videos Nationwide broadcast via Echostar Network distribution via Internet2 On-demand and scheduled Interested in HD and multicast Good QoS case study candidate! i2ResearchTV wg at March I2 mtg Participation and content welcome! UW Network Environment Pacific/NorthWest Gigapop vBNS OC3 Abilene OC12 (soon OC48) HSCC OC48 Commodity 4x DS3 Campus: separate GE RD backbone Frame-based; no ATM UW’s Internet HDTV Project How would world change if it worked? Support ResearchChannel objectives Support Internet2 objectives Support our normal urge to push limits Interdisciplinary team from UW central computing organization Major assistance from Sony, lots of others Focus on studio quality HDTV and broadcast industry standards... Chronology Feb 99: Abilene roll-out (6 Mbps SDTV) Jul 99: HD/IP project kickoff Oct 99: I2 (Stanford to Seattle via Abilene) Nov 99: SC99 (Seattle to Portland via NTON) Feb 00: ISIe-UW (DC to Seattle via HSCC) HDTV Basics Movie-like images 16x9 aspect ratio, all digital, rich color sampling Many different flavors p vs. i, lines of resolution, sampling depth, etc. “1080i” = 1920x1080 @ 60 interlaced fields/sec Quality levels: consumer = 19.2Mbps contributor = 40Mbps studio = 200Mbps raw = 1.5Gbps Video Data Rates HD/IP Block Diagram UW’s HD/IP Software Two different projects: 40Mbps MPEG2-DVBASI ~900B UDP datagrams RAID-style FEC; low latency Loss tolerance depends on decoder (5-10%) 200Mbps HDCAM-SDTI 1472B UDP datagrams retransmit and buffering; 4 sec latency Loss tolerance: 10-15% Using standard 1500 byte GigE MTU Not using RTP Experiment 1: Fall I2 Mtg Stanford to UW/Seattle via Abi