ITU-R BT 1666-2003 User requirements for large screen digital imagery applications intended for presentation in a theatrical environment《应用于剧院环境的大屏幕数字成像的用户要求》.pdf

1、 Rec. ITU-R BT.1666 1 RECOMMENDATION ITU-R BT.1666 User requirements for large screen digital imagery1applications intended for presentation in a theatrical environment (Question ITU-R 15/6) (2003) The ITU Radiocommunication Assembly, considering a) that ITU, as well as other international standardi

2、sing bodies, is studying a new application called large screen digital imagery (LSDI); b) that several applications will likely be identified for LSDI; c) that it may be beneficial to develop a uniform or compatible hierarchy of technical standards for programme recording, mastering, exchange, deliv

3、ery and exhibition, harmonised with those established for the recording and mastering, exchange and delivery of programmes for other applications, since this can ease international programme exchange; d) that the possibility for theatre operators to present various types of programmes in their theat

4、res (e.g. dramas, plays, sporting events, concerts, cultural events, etc.) would open new commercial opportunities, which could be attractive both to theatre operators and to their public; e) that there is a need to encourage the development of fully interoperable, competitive products that can be m

5、aintained at relatively low cost; f) that some broadcasters see LSDI as an opportunity to increase the penetration of the programmes for which they hold the rights, at a higher quality than that known to traditional broadcasting in the past; g) that LSDI programmes, including high definition televis

6、ion (HDTV) programmes, will be distributed to audiences in theatres utilising real-time and non-real-time delivery by satellite, cable, fibre, terrestrial broadcast, or via recorded media; h) that it is essential to adopt open technical standards for distribution and display of programmes intended f

7、or presentation in LSDI theatres, and that those standards should consider existing standards, 1Large screen digital imagery (LSDI) is a family of digital imagery systems applicable to programmes such as dramas, plays, sporting events, concerts, cultural events, etc. from capture to large screen pre

8、sentation in high-resolution quality in appropriately equipped cinema theatres, halls and other venues. 2 Rec. ITU-R BT.1666 recommends 1 that the user requirements in Annex 1 for theatrical presentation of LSDI programmes should be taken into account when specifying a hierarchy of technical approac

9、hes for LSDI applications designed for collective viewing in cinema theatre venues. Annex 1 User requirements for theatrical presentation of LSDI programmes Performance Technical specifications for specific performance levels should be established. LSDI theatre presentations should be capable of pro

10、viding a range of subjective picture and sound qualities based on a family of applications, e.g. ranging from commercials through sporting events to highest quality drama, plays, etc. For applications within the framework of Question ITU-R 15/6, at the highest performance level of the LSDI system, t

11、he subjective overall picture and sound quality should parallel or exceed the one currently enjoyed by audiences in cinema theatres. Interoperability Content shall be playable with uniform results on different makes and technologies of playback and projection equipment. The image and sound digital r

12、epresentation, encoding, encryption, storage and playout should conform to open technical standards applicable around the world. The metadata accompanying LSDI programmes should also conform to open technical standards applicable around the world. Technical equipment developed for LSDI distribution

13、and presentation should be fully interoperable among various vendor systems. Delivery method and verification LSDI systems should allow for the real-time delivery interfaces used in the cable, optical fibre, broadcast and satellite industries, as well as non-real-time delivery interfaces used in tel

14、ecommunications. Release masters of content intended for presentation in LSDI theatres should be deliverable over the whole variety of release media on which distributors may choose to release them, such as physical media, terrestrial, satellite, cable or optical fibre transmission. Signal formats T

15、echnical systems and formats adopted for LSDI should facilitate the interfacing and presentation of HDTV and standard definition television (SDTV) material in theatres. Rec. ITU-R BT.1666 3 Security Provisions for the implementation of effective and secure conditional access and copy protection meth

16、ods, when needed, should conform to open technical standards applicable around the world. Remote monitoring Automatic and remote monitoring of equipment performance and status reporting should comply with the industry standards that are compatible with secure networks. Content packaging/interchange The system should allow the LSDI theatre operator to have discretion over presentation of all LSDI contents and also should allow the ability to select language(s) and rating version(s) if applicable. Compression LSDI video and audio decoders should support broadcast decoding.