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Media Profile: CMAF AVC HD ('chdf')
(See note)
Note: Test content has already been produced for this media profile. In fact, the proposal to add the profile to the content specification was in response to this test content being submitted for testing. For this reason, in CSTF #96 it was agreed that the Content Specification Task Force be the designated proponent for the CMAF AVC HD ('chdf') media profile.
Meet at least one of the following conditions.
1.1) Digital Media Service Providers (at least 3): 1080p50 is confirmed to be used by DVB-T2 services from the German broadcasters ARD, ZDF, RTL, ProSieben and many others on the Freenet platform. Dutch broadcaster NLZiet announced support for 1080p50 here.
1.2) Digital Media Playback Devices available in the market (at least 5): TP Vision supports 1080p50 AVC in all of their Philips branded TVs. Samsung supports 1080p50 AVC in their UHD and FHD televisions (see Samsung Developers, 2021 TV Video Specifications).
2.1) Device manufacturers which are WAVE members (at least 2): NOT APPLICABLE
2.2) Content providers which are WAVE members (at least 2): NOT APPLICABLE
2.3) Other Wave members (at least total of 6 including the above members): NOT APPLICABLE
Note: A WAVE member company self-declares at the time of voting whether they wish to be considered a device manufacturer, a content provider or other.
List the standard for the media profile: ISO/IEC 23000-19 Common Media Application Format
Note: To meet the WAVE Media Profile ‘open standard’ requirement, the media profile in question must have been developed following an open specification process which supports independent implementations, or is in the process of being published under such a process.
List the normative reference of the media profile: ISO/IEC 23000-19 Information technology — Coding of audio-visual objects — Part 19: Common media application format (CMAF) for segmented media
> Note: To meet the WAVE Media Profile ‘normative referenceable’ requirement, the organization where the media profile has been or will be published must meet the CTA normative reference policy and be at a level of technical maturity where only editorial changes are possible.
Please provide a timeline for test content and conformance tools.
Timeline: TBD (see CSTF Issue #52)
Timeline: TBD (see CSTF Issue #52)
Note 1: To become an approved WAVE Media Profile the test and conformance tools for content verification as well as test vectors for device verification must be available to WAVE.
Note 2: Media Profiles included in this specification for which no test and conformance material is provided are only published as Provisional WAVE Media Profiles and may be removed if no test and conformance material is provided before releasing a new version of this specification.
Does the media profile specification include its ISOBMFF encapsulation? (Y/N): Y
1.1. If the case of Y, which organization/spec? ISO/IEC 23000-19
1.2. In the case of N, Do you have a preliminary draft to be included in a WAVE spec? (Y/N): NOT APPLICABLE
When will the complete media profile specification be published by external org? NOT APPLICABLE
Have you tested the media profiles with W3C MSE? (Y/N): Y Any reported incompatibilities with W3C MSE? (Y/N): N