A novel architecture for content and delivery validation for IPTV systems

Authors:
Andrea Basso;David Gibbon;Zhu Liu;Bernard Renger;Behzad Shahraray;Urs Muller
Affiliations:
AT&T Labs - Research, Middletown, NJ;AT&T Labs - Research, Middletown, NJ;AT&T Labs - Research, Middletown, NJ;AT&T Labs - Research, Middletown, NJ;AT&T Labs - Research, Middletown, NJ;Net-Scale Technologies, Morganville, NJ
Venue:
CCNC'10 Proceedings of the 7th IEEE conference on Consumer communications and networking conference
Year:
2010

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Abstract

In this paper, we describe a novel architecture for content and delivery validation for IPTV systems. The system generates multimedia events derived from IPTV content analysis and its delivery. Events are aggregated, filtered and, through a rules-based system, processed and prioritized to provide monitoring and alerting capabilities. Offline event processing along with a video archiving capability allows for detailed forensic analysis. The novelty of the approach includes the correlation and the combination of content-specific and network-specific events in a normalized representation to allow for complex forensic monitoring and alerting. Applications include content security assurance and metadata verification.