BS IEC 62481-5:2017

FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms, definitions, abbreviated terms and conventions
4 Networking architecture, device models and guideline
  conventions
5 DLNA Device Profile guidelines
6 CVP-2 guidelines
Annex A (informative) - CVP-2 architecture, system usages
        and deployment scenarios
Annex B (informative) - CVP-2 authentication examples
Annex C (informative) - CVP-2 Client implementer's guide

Describes guidelines that define various DLNA Device Profiles.

This part of IEC62481 (the DLNA guidelines) specifies guidelines that define various DLNA Device Profiles. A Device Profile is a collection of DLNA capabilities and features within a DLNA device. A device is compliant with a Device Profile when it conforms to all the guidelines listed for that Device Profile.

In practice, Device Profiles reference existing optional or recommended DLNA guidelines that enable certain features, and make those DLNA guidelines mandatory within the context of a Device Profile. A Device Profile can also provide some additional guidelines that complement or modify existing DLNA guidelines for a feature.

A particular type of the DLNA Device Profile is the Commercial Video Profile (CVP). A CVP Device Profile is an extension of the DLNA guidelines that allows content from service providers and multichannel video programming distributers to be distributed on the DLNA network. DLNA Commercial Video Profiles (CVPs) are defined as Device Profiles that consistently enable commercial content that enters the home network through a gateway device via an interface to a commercial content service provider. Since different regions of the world have different requirements for commercial content, multiple CVPs are defined.