ITU-R member countries were asked to approve new work to define c...
ITU-R member countries were asked to approve new work to define common core application programming interfaces for the creation and exchange of multimedia content by broadcasters and other providers, the Radiocommunication Bureau said. The broadcasting service study group gave…
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the work preliminary approval, it said. All digital broadcasting delivery and other digital two-way systems will need an application programming interface or other software interface, the study group proposal said. International harmonization of multimedia video, audio, photos, text and graphics application formats between broadcasting and webcasting is desirable, the proposal said. Comments are due Sept. 15.