Re: [XCON] [Sip] Questions about the status of dual video feature in SIP
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Re: [XCON] [Sip] Questions about the status of dual video feature in SIP



Indeed, this is one of several issues being addressed by the newly created "SIP Parity Group". Here's the announcement of that group that was just posted yesterday:

Subject: [imtcmembers] Announcing IMTC SIP Parity Activity Group
Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2009 12:50:19 -0800
From: "Susan Lowe" <slowe at inventures.com>
To: "IMTC Members" <imtcmembers at mail.imtc.org>

 
Announcing SIP Parity AG
IMTC?s new Activity Group 
Dear IMTC Member;
The IMTC recently added a new activity group to the organization, the SIP Parity AG.  The group first came together in December 2008 led by Matt Collier, IMTC Board Director and SVP Corporate Development at LifeSize Communications.  Ashish Goyal has joined Matt as the technical co-chair who is also with LifeSize Communications. 
The two primary goals of this effort are to provide a forum for members to 1.) Agree on an overall SIP profile for video with the objective to bring it to full feature parity with H.323 video communications, 2.) Conduct an interoperability event in Q3/Q4 2009.
Since the beginning of the year, the group has further defined itself by breaking into (3) sub-groups as follows 1.) Security, 2.) Flow control/Fast update/Bandwidth negotiations, and 3). Dual video. Each sub-group meets via conference call twice a month.
The work effort has seen significant contributions from all (20) participating companies. There is also a group meeting of all participating companies held once a month to review the status of each sub-groups work to date. The work effort will culminate in a reference architecture that will be submitted to the appropriate standards bodies (IETF, ITU) and the scheduling of an interoperability event, target date Q3/Q4 2009.
IMTC companies participating in the group include; Cisco, France Telecom, LifeSize Communications, Polycom, TANDBERG, Sony, Canon, Sharp, Aethra, Siemens, Avaya, RADVISION and several others.

If you are interested in this work effort, please contact Susan Lowe at slowe at inventures.com or Matt Collier at mcollier at lifesize.com

Best Regards,

Matt Collier
SVP Corporate Development
LifeSize Communications
Visit SIP Parity AG at http://www.imtc.org/activity_groups/SIP.asp

Regards,
Keith


At 09:01 AM 2/27/2009, Roni Even wrote:
Hi,
I had an initial document covering H.239 in SIP. The document has expired
but is a starting point

http://internet-drafts.osmirror.nl/draft-even-xcon-pnc-01.txt

As far as I know the IMTC (http://www.imtc.org/ ) has recently started some
effort to restart this work and get a common solution between the different
vendors with the objective to bring a draft to the IETF.
You can send an email to Ashish Goyal (agoyal at lifesize.com) asking about the
state of the work.

Regards
Roni Even

-----Original Message-----
From: sip-bounces at ietf.org [ mailto:sip-bounces at ietf.org] On Behalf Of Alan
Johnston
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 6:47 PM
To: poplarbird
Cc: sip at ietf.org
Subject: Re: [Sip] Questions about the status of dual video feature in SIP

Hi Yang,

Based on a little reading on H.239, it sounds like it is a conference
feature set, which would be implemented using SIP, RTP, various SDP
extensions for media labeling and grouping, and XCON protocols such as
BFCP for floor control and possibly CCMP for conference control.

As such, you won't find one document that describes all these protocols,
and most of the action happens outside of SIP.  If you have trouble
finding some of these protocols, let me know.

Also, discussion on this would probably be most productive on the XCON list.

Thanks,
Alan


poplarbird wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>

>
> I am currently working on the interworking between SIP and H323.
>

>
> I had difficult in finding the status of SIP supporting dual video
> (e.g. H.239 from a H.323 endpoint).
>
> Are there any drafts or standards working on it?
>

>
> Also with the text chatting in a SIP call, if anyone can give me the
> RFC number that would be great.
>

>
> Thanks,
>
> Yang
>
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