Mobile video using SOA / SDP and IMS

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Test Drive Mobile Video: Deployments using SOA + SDP

Claude FlorinMultimedia Marketing ManagerOctober 26 2007

2October 25, 2007 3G Mobile video with SOA and SDP - [email protected]

3G video deployment with SOA / SDP

• Video service development− IMS network approaches

− Web services/client approaches

• Case studies of mobile 2.0− Video sharing and blogging

− Group communications

− Mobile 2.0 integration

• HP contributions


IMS: connecting devices to networksNetwork-centric services

User equipment plane

IP backbone

Application plane

Switching planeSIP

Service enablersHSSAS XDM

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IMS Architecture - mobile

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IMS: connecting devices to networksNetwork-centric services Application servers

Media serversPLMN

HSS

Userinformation

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Web 2.0 : connecting users to services User-centric experiences

Web 2.0 services

The web as a platform

Social networks

User interfaces

Gadgets

FlashAS

AjaxJavaScript

Web,P2P

PHP,Ruby,

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New : service delivery platformsNetwork services improve user-experience

Web 2.0 consumers

Atomic web servicesPolicy and management

Service oriented architecture(SOA)

Registry

Mobile 2.0 services components, Telecom-XML

IMS service enablers

Policy

FlashAS

AjaxJavaScript

SCXMLCCXMLVXML

Content sharing

Rich calls

HSSAS XDM

GroupMgt

PortalWS, PHP


3G video deployment with SOA / SDP

• Video service development− IMS network approaches

− Web services/client approaches

• Case studies of mobile 2.0− Video sharing and blogging

− Group communications

− Mobile 2.0 integration

• HP contributions


Mobile video sharing

• Using W3C standard VXML and CCXML scripts to orchestrate network video streaming

• Service creation tools can be accessed by 3rd parties to end-users and developers and integrate with SDP

• Video blogging and video sharing from your mobile

• Evolution to group video conferences

Technical approach and findingsService innovation

Example 1: mobile video sharing


Mobile video sharingMark can share a video football clip with friends and comment…

Source : NGC Malaysia ; PocketSport service

Share clips and audio


Mobile video bloggingRegister: www.3Gvidcast.comSimple video call Record blog Verify and post to blog

Source : Voxsurf UK ; 3Gvidcast service


Mobile video conferencing

Isabelle can :

• share documents and videos,

• invite multiple colleagues,

• control displays layouts,

• connect to PCs and mobiles


Using scripts to control video deliveryApplication sends VXML/CCXML to network media server

Fetch UI description and mediaVXML/HTTPS, .3gp

Video application server

Media server

Voice XML/ccXML browsers

Call signaling

Media processing

GW

HandsetSIP client SIP/RTP ISUP/E1H.324M

Video service creation

Publish UI and mediaHTTPS, .3gp

Call flow creation

Prompt media transformationHTML/HTTP

Web SMSMMS

SQL

SMPPMM7SMTP

VideoMessaging

J2EE application server, JVM

Web server

WAPpush

HTTPRSSAtom

Videosharing

Profiles


Using video service creationBrowser-based SCE to edit VXML scripts and service features


Mobile group messaging and content sharing

• Instant communication client for handsets • IMS service orchestration using SIP

application server• Integration with service delivery platform

(SDP)

• Share content with all your friends from your phone address book


Example 2: Group communications with video


Group communications with video A day of the life of friends

Nick spots an interesting restaurant …

and decides to get his friends on a call.

Mark is free …



Nick:

Nick: “I’m telling you, it’s perfect. Let me show you around.”



Back at her desk, she catches up on her PC to see what she missed :

Nick’s photo, Mark’s IM, their call and the video


Group communications with video

Service control

Web servicesSession sharing

Instant messaging

Contentsharing

2-3.5 G(IP)

Client software

IMS service enablers

• Management of groups, attributes, cache

• Launch of services based on context

• Group network repository

Repository

AS XDMMRFMRF

PS


Group communications with video Leveraging IMS for instant audio/video conferencing

• UE selects a group • UE sends XCAP CPCP request

to launch conference• IMS AS uses media server to

prompt each user to join the conference

• Once the session is established, media server mixes voice and video channels

• AS sends billing information to charging function

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Mobile greeting cards

• Integrate and extend an existing image sharing service : Snapfish by HP

• Integrate with HP Service delivery platform (SDP) using web services

• Orchestration with other web services to create total experience

• Send mobile postcard combining shared images, voice messages and ring-tones


Example 3: Mobile video greeting cards

Source : HP CME, Roberto Sanchez , Christian Schutz


Mobile video greeting cardsIntegration with Web 2.0 service

Alice creates multimedia cards :

Select photo / video

Add audio : music and/or voice recording

Friend ‘s phone

Schedule sending-date

Source : HP CME, Roberto Sanchez , Christian Schutz


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Combine multiple individual services to deliver a user experience


Mobile video greeting cardsUsing SDP / SOA service creation

Service Delivery Platfrom(SDP) provides :

• Exposure to developers via a portal of OSS/BSS and network enablers

• Implementation using Web services definition language (WSDL)

• Orchestration• Governance• Management• Quality

Details

Source : HP CME, Marie-Paule Odini ; Parlay X call control used within a Karaoke service


•HP OpenCall IMS enablers bring …

• Group video calls• Network information

•HP SDP / SOA brings …• Opening to Web 2.0 • End to end service with re-use, flexibility• Java script, XML, mash-ups

IMS and SDP/SOA can accelerate time-to-success for your 3G video services


HP contribution exampleOpenCall media server

• Service control− NETANN (RFC 4240)

• VoiceXML delegation model• Conference with XCON Media

Conference Policy delegation− MSCML (RFC 4722)

• Advanced audio conference scenario• IVR (VoiceXML)

• Media processing− Video

• Video adaptation (size, frame rate, bit rate, trans-coding)

• Video sharing• Play, record, VCR controls• RTSP streaming• Text, logo, menus

− Audio• Comprehensive IVR/IP functionality

ASR

TTSSignalling

Call & media control

SoftDSP

ISDN ISUP SIP

Managem

ent, alarms, CDR

netann, MSCML CCXML

VoiceXML

Resource manager

CallOut Mgr

HandsetSIP client SIP/RTP ISUP/E1

GW

Details

AS, SDP, Web


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HP contribution exampleHP service delivery platform

• Open, standard, suite for SOA governance, quality and management.

• Integrated with network and OSS-BSS web services

• Monitoring and control for operational deployment and adoption

• Professional consulting services worldwide.

• 170 SOA customers• Reference SDP projects in

telecom• 40 leading ISVs and OEMs

“HP is the leader of the service oriented architecture (SOA) governance market”Burton Group, Feb 07

Details


Enable mobile videoUsing Hp’s IMS and SDP technologies

HP OpenCall ICS and HP SDP contribute to the design new user experiences, reduce time to deploy and costs.

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Mobile video using SOA / SDP and IMS