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INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO/IEC 23009-1 Second edition 2014-05-15 AMENDMENT 3 2016-10-15 Information technology Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats AMENDMENT 3: Authentication, MPD linking, Callback Event, Period Continuity and other Extensions Technologies de l information Diffusion en flux adaptatif dynamique sur HTTP (DASH) Partie 1: Description de la présentation et formats de remise des médias AMENDEMENT 3: Authentification, liaison MPD, événement de rapel, continuité de la période et autres extensions Reference number ISO/IEC 2016

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Information technology Dynamic adaptive streaming over HTTP (DASH) Part 1: Media presentation description and segment formats AMENDMENT 3: Authentication, MPD linking, Callback Event, Period Continuity and other Extensions Page 2, Terms and definitions Add the following definition in 3.1: 3.1.X sub-asset media content component (or part thereof) identified as corresponding to a part of an asset Page 15, Table 2 Add the following identifiers in Table 2: Scheme Identifier Clause in this document Informative description urn:mpeg:dash:period-continuity:2015 5.3.2.4 Period continuity signalling urn:mpeg:dash:period-connectivity:2015 5.3.2.4 Period connectivity signalling urn:mpeg:dash:mpd-as-linking:2015 5.8.5.X MPD Adaptation Set Linking scheme. urn:mpeg:dash:sai:2015 5.8.5.Y Sub-Asset Scheme Identifier urn:mpeg:dash:client-authentication:2015 5.8.5.Z Client Authentication scheme. urn:mpeg:dash:content-authorization:2015 5.8.5.Z Content Access Authorization scheme. urn:mpeg:dash:event:callback:2015 5.10.4.X DASH call back event. Page 9, Clause 4 Add in the second paragraph of 4.3, discussing Assets: Same asset over multiple periods may be identified by a DASH descriptor enabling DASH clients to maintain the continuity across periods boundaries. Furthermore, sub-assets composing the same asset may also identified using a similar method. For instance, if an asset is composed of multiple video components, sub-assets enable selecting the previously selected video component after an ad insertion. As such an asset can contain sub-assets that can be uniquely identified from one media content period to another. ISO 2016 All rights reserved 1