CELF DLNA OSS Summit Outline of planned activities

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CELF DLNA OSS Summit(Outline of planned
activities)

• November 4, 2007
• Linz Austria

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Agenda

• Welcome/Introductory Remarks (Tim )
• Attendee Introductions
• Non disclosure warning
• Discussions and Presentations
• Close / Acknowledgements

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Welcome

• Briefly welcome attendees
• Briefly go over purpose of summit.
• Facilitate the meeting and sharing of information
  among several parties interested in open source
  implementations of the DLNA specifications
• It is hoped that by collaborating we can avoid
  duplication of effort, strengthen
  interoperability between implementations, and
  help accelerate the development of robust and
  feature-full solutions
• The CE Linux Forum is interested in promoting and
  supporting work in this area, for eventual use in
  Linux-based CE products.
• During this summit we also want to gauge the
  interest level for holding such events in the
  future and discuss ideas for making them more
  productive

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Attendee Introductions

• Take roll call. Briefly note down background of
  each attendee

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Non-Disclosure Warning

• Avoid discussing any DLNA information you may
  have under a NDA

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Discussion/Presentation Items

• Specification Roadmap
• Presentation DLNA expanded guidelines overview
  ???
• Status of DLNA Projects
• Ushare
• Intel
• MediaTomb
• Coherence Presentation by Frank Scholz,
  Coherence Open source DLNA/UPnP framework
• Review List of DLNA/UPnP OSS Mediaservers
• CELF sponsorship and support for OSS projects,
  contract work etc
• Presentation by Tim Bird
• Open sourcing of DLNA stacks from CE companies
• DLNA stack feature priorities and problem areas
• Ideas on collaboration, Code sharing,
  partitioning problem space etc
• Certification Process and Tools
• Hardware availability Development and Test
  hardware
• Organizing DLNA Plug Fests

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Status of DLNA OSS projects

• Ushare dlnalib reference library
  http//hg.geexbox.org/libdlna/
• Added complete support to all DLNA profiles
  except MPEG-4 and WMV
• Basic testing done with dlnalib added to Ushare
  server. Was able to stream audio, image and av to
  Playstation3
• Intel DLNA device builder (DLNA 1.5 code
  generator)
• Version (v1.0.2777) of DLNA Device code wizard
  released Adds QOS support and improves Linux
  compatibility. Link http//www3.intel.com/cd/ids/
  developer/asmo-na/eng/downloads/upnp/index.htm
• Coherence
• Presentation by Fank Scholz
• Mediatomb
• Any update on plans/Status from Sergey Jin
  Bostandzhyan

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UPnP Media Server projects
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Self Testing of DLNA Products

• DLNA CTT Tool (DLNA members only)
• Tests Conformance to DLNA Guidelines
• Download version for Current DLNA Guidelines from
  DLNA Web Site (http//www.dlna.org/members/ctt/)
• New Version for Expanded DLNA Guidelines under
  development
• Attend DLNA Plugfests (DLNA members only)
• Test interoperability with 20 Devices
• DLNA holds Plugfests 4 times a year
• Nov 06 Taipei, Taiwan
• Feb 07 San Diego
• May 07 Asia (TBD)
• Test With DLNA Reference Devices
• 10 DLNA Devices designated as Reference Devices
  for Current Guidelines
• Devices available for purchase in the market or
  from Member Companies (https//certification.dlna.
  org/ref_devices.htm)

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Certification

• Certification Overview
• Information from DLNA Web Site
• http//certification.dlna.org/info-doc.html
• Test Houses
• University of New Hampshire Durham, NH
• PMTC Belgium
• XXCAL Yokohama, Japan
• ?? Taipei
• Logo
• Certified Devices may use the DLNA CERTIFIEDTM
  Logo on the product
• Question Can non-DLNA members use Test House
  services ?? What are the charges ??

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Other Testing Development resources..

• Intel UPnP device validator
• Technical book from Intel Press
• UPnP Design by Example
• by Michael Jeronimo and Jack Weast
• For more info www.intel.com/intelpress

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Close and Acknowledge

• Thanks and appreciation to..
• NXP (Ruud Derwig) and Real time Linux foundation
  (Nicholas Mc Guire) for Hosting and coordinating
  the events.
• Thanks to everyone for attending the first DLNA
  OSS Summit !