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Media Capabilities data dictionary requires properties not defined in the manifest #385

Open wilaw opened 5 years ago

wilaw commented 5 years ago

The Media Capabilities API https://w3c.github.io/media-capabilities/ for MSE-based players defines a VideoConfiguration https://w3c.github.io/media-capabilities/#dictdef-videoconfiguration with the following properties:

dictionary VideoConfiguration { required DOMString contentType; required unsigned long width; required unsigned long height; required unsigned long long bitrate; required double framerate; boolean hasAlphaChannel; HdrMetadataType hdrMetadataType; ColorGamut colorGamut; TransferFunction transferFunction; };

The last three are defined by enumerated properties which are not currently conveyed in the DASh manifest.

enum HdrMetadataType { "smpteSt2086", "smpteSt2094-10", "smpteSt2094-40" };

enum ColorGamut { "srgb", "p3", "rec2020" };

enum TransferFunction { "srgb", "pq", "hlg" };

Request is for DASH IF to define a standard means of defining these properties within a DASH manifest,

haudiobe commented 4 years ago

This has already been completed in v4.3.

There are supplemental descriptors for this.

Thomas

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The Media Capabilities API https://w3c.github.io/media-capabilities/ for MSE-based players defines a VideoConfiguration https://w3c.github.io/media-capabilities/#dictdef-videoconfiguration with the following properties:

dictionary VideoConfiguration { required DOMString contentType; required unsigned long width; required unsigned long height; required unsigned long long bitrate; required double framerate; boolean hasAlphaChannel; HdrMetadataType hdrMetadataType; ColorGamut colorGamut; TransferFunction transferFunction; };

The last three are defined by enumerated properties which are not currently conveyed in the DASh manifest.

enum HdrMetadataType { "smpteSt2086", "smpteSt2094-10", "smpteSt2094-40" };

enum ColorGamut { "srgb", "p3", "rec2020" };

enum TransferFunction { "srgb", "pq", "hlg" };

Request is for DASH IF to define a standard means of defining these properties within a DASH manifest,

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haudiobe commented 4 years ago

More offline discussion happening. Let's use Codec Independent Code Points.

jpiesing commented 4 years ago

DVB-DASH uses CICP.

haudiobe commented 4 years ago

Yes CICP is good for most of it. HDR metadata is not covered in CICP though.

/T

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DVB-DASH uses CICP.

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ZmGorynych commented 4 years ago

SMPTE 2086 is a "base layer", both DolbyVision and HDR10+ require it for PQ, afaik. It may be worth splitting metadata into dynamic (DolbyVision, HDR10+) and static. You will have streams that will have smpteSt2086, smpteSt2094-10, and smpteSt2094-40 metadata at the same time. 2094-unaware decoders will just process the stream as HDR10. I'd add a new supplemental property with a list of HDR metadata types carried in the stream. <SupplementalProperty schemeIdUri="xxx:hdr-metadata:2020 value="smpteSt2086 smpteSt2094-10"/>`

Another potential issues is that there are multiple versions of DolbyVision (unsure about HDR10+), and you need to know which version is supported. This currently shows in the codecs string