Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
2.1 Normative references
2.2 Informative references
3 Definitions and
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Abbreviations
4 Examples
5 Overview
5.1 Objectives of the ESG data model
5.2 ESG fragment types
5.3 Mapping of use cases to fragments and fragment references
5.4 Use of Classification schemes
5.5 Recommendations on imported datatypes
6 Example scenarios
6.1 Traditional TV offering
6.2 Soap opera service
6.3 TV service with captions
6.4 TV service with additional options
6.5 File download service
6.6 Webcasting service
6.7 Bundled services
6.8 Subscription based service
6.9 Support of service previews
6.10 Support of purchase information related to services
6.11 Zapping support
7 Terminal behaviour
7.1 Bootstrap
7.2 Joining an ESG session
7.3 Announcement of available ESG containers
7.4 Caching of Transport Objects (TO)
7.5 Processing and caching of ESG fragments
7.6 Processing of indexes
7.7 Terminal behaviour on errors in the transmission of ESG
7.8 Processing of ESG data model instance
7.9 Initialisation information for service consuming application
8 ESG delivery guidelines
8.1 ESG bootstrap session
8.2 ESG transport
8.3 ESG fragment encapsulation
8.4 Server side ESG processing
Annex A (normative): ParentalGuidance CS
Annex B (normative): HowRelated CS
Annex C (normative): Codec CS
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