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description: This specification describes the protocol and format for fragmented MP4-based live streaming with HEVC in Azure Media Services. This is an amendment to the Smooth Streaming protocol documentation (MS-SSTR) to include support for HEVC ingest and streaming. Only the changes required to deliver HEVC are specified in this article, except were “(No Change)” indicates text is copied for clarification only.
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services: media-services
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documentationcenter: ''
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author: cenkdin
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author: johndeu
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manager: femila
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editor: ''
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ms.tgt_pltfrm: na
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ms.devlang: na
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ms.topic: article
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ms.date: 03/20/2019
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ms.date: 08/19/2019
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ms.author: johndeu
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outline only the changes required to deliver the HEVC video codec. The article follows the same
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numbering schema as the [MS-SSTR] specification. The empty headlines presented throughout the article are provided to orient the reader to their position in the [MS-SSTR] specification. “(No Change)” indicates text is copied for clarification purposes only.
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The article provides technical implementation requirements for the signaling of HEVC video codec
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in a Smooth Streaming manifest and normative references are updated to reference the current MPEG standards
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that include HEVC, Common Encryption of HEVC, and box names for ISO Base Media File
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Format have been updated to be consistent with the latest specifications.
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The article provides technical implementation requirements for the signaling of HEVC video codec (using either 'hev1' or 'hvc1' format tracks) in a Smooth Streaming manifest and normative references are updated to reference the current MPEG standards that include HEVC, Common Encryption of HEVC, and box names for ISO Base Media File Format have been updated to be consistent with the latest specifications.
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The referenced Smooth Streaming Protocol specification [MS-SSTR] describes the
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wire format used to deliver live and on-demand digital media,
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> * "hev1”: Video samples for this track use HEVC video, using the ‘hev1’
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> sample description format specified in [ISO/IEC-14496-15].
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> * "hvc1”: Video samples for this track use HEVC video, using the ‘hvc1’
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> sample description format specified in [ISO/IEC-14496-15].
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> **CodecPrivateData (variable):** Data that specifies parameters specific to
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> the media format and common to all samples in the track, represented as a
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> string of hex-coded bytes. The format and semantic meaning of byte sequence
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> varies with the value of the **FourCC** field as follows:
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> * When a TrackElement describes HEVC video, the **FourCC** field SHALL equal
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> **"hev1"**and;
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> **"hev1"**or **"hvc1"**
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> The **CodecPrivateData** field SHALL contain a hex-coded string
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### 2.2.3 Fragment Request
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> **Note**: The default media format requested for **MinorVersion** 2 and ‘hev1’
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> **Note**: The default media format requested for **MinorVersion** 2 and ‘hev1’ or 'hvc1'
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> is ‘iso8’ brand ISO Base Media File Format specified in [ISO/IEC 14496-12]
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> ISO Base Media File Format Fourth Edition, and [ISO/IEC 23001-7] Common
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