ISO/IEC 15444-3:2007/Amd 1:2010
(Amendment)Information technology — JPEG 2000 image coding system: Motion JPEG 2000 — Part 3: — Amendment 1: Additional profiles for archiving applications
Information technology — JPEG 2000 image coding system: Motion JPEG 2000 — Part 3: — Amendment 1: Additional profiles for archiving applications
Technologies de l'information — Système de codage d'images JPEG 2000: Images JPEG 2000 animées — Partie 3: — Amendement 1: Profils additionnels pour réaliser des applications
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INTERNATIONAL ISO/IEC
STANDARD 15444-3
Second edition
2007-05-01
AMENDMENT 1
2010-10-15
Information technology —
JPEG 2000 image coding system:
Motion JPEG 2000 —
AMENDMENT 1: Additional profiles for
archiving applications
Technologies de l'information — Système de codage d'images
JPEG 2000: Images JPEG 2000 animées —
AMENDEMENT 1: Profils additionnels pour réaliser des applications
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INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
RECOMMENDATION ITU-T
Information technology – JPEG 2000 image coding system: Motion JPEG 2000
Amendment 1
Additional profiles for archiving applications
1) Clause 2 – Normative references
Add the following items to the list of the normative references:
– ISO/IEC 14496-3:2009, Information technology – Coding of audio-visual objects – Part 3: Audio.
– ISO/IEC 26428-1:2008, Digital cinema (D-cinema) distribution master – Part 1: Image characteristics.
2) Annex A
2.1) Clause A.1
In A.1, replace the following sentence:
This Recommendation | International Standard defines two profiles:
with
This Recommendation | International Standard defines four profiles:
In A.1, append the following numeration:
3) Motion Picture Archive Preservation Format. The brand 'mpap' indicates the Motion JPEG 2000 motion
picture archive preservation format profile, as defined below.
4) Motion Picture Archive Access Format. The brand 'mpaa' indicates the Motion JPEG 2000 motion
picture archive access format profile, as defined below.
2.2) New clauses A.3 and A.4
Add the following clauses:
A.3 Motion JPEG 2000 motion picture archive preservation format profile
For the preservation of motion picture content, the following profile is defined:
1) At least a single video track, using only JPEG 2000 visual samples is present.
2) Audio tracks may be present, as specified in Table A.1.
3) If more than one video track (e.g., different international versions or scenes) or more than one group of
multi-channel audio tracks are present, the tracks shall be distinguished and selected by the
alternate_group field. In addition, Edit Boxes (edts) and Edit List Boxes (elst) are permitted in
order to create compositions of the different tracks.
4) The image codestream profile shall have Rsiz=7 (as specified in ITU-T T.800 |
ISO/IEC 15444-1, clause A.10).
5) All color spaces are allowed, as long as they can be described with the metadata in the Colour
Specification Box (colr) (as specified in ITU-T T.800 | ISO/IEC 15444-1, Annex I).
6) There is no restriction on frame rates.
7) The file shall be self-contained; no data references are used, and therefore all media data shall be
contained within the single file.
8) The presentation shall be described by a single Movie Box (moov) only, i.e., fragments are disallowed.
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9) The media data in the Media Data Box(es) shall be placed within the box(es) in temporal order.
10) If more than one track is present, the media data for the tracks shall be interleaved, with a granularity no
greater than the greater of (a) the duration of a single 'sample' (in file format terms) or (b) one second.
11) The transformation matrices used are restricted to uniform scaling and rotation by multiples of 90°.
Table A.1 – Audio format specification for archive preservation format
Supported data format 'raw ' (optional MPEG-4 SLS).
Supported sample rates Each Motion JPEG 2000 decoder shall support sample rates of 48 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
32 kHz and 96 kHz (as recommended in [2]). A Motion JPEG 2000 encoder can
use any desired sample rate. However, without any further agreements outside the
scope of this Recommendation | International Standard, correct decoding can be
assumed only if the values recommended above are being used.
Supported word lengths Each Motion JPEG 2000 decoder shall be able to correctly decode word lengths of
16 and 24 bits. A Motion JPEG 2000 encoder can use any desired word length.
However, without any further agreements outside the scope of this
Recommendation | International Standard, correct decoding can be assumed only
if a word length of 16 or 24 bits is being used.
Channel format Discrete (i.e., no matrix encoding).
Audio data shall be stored in a lossless manner. For this purpose the 'raw ' audio format shall be used.
All audio channels shall be organized as discrete channels. As an option, audio data can also be represented as MPEG-4
Scalable Lossless Coding (SLS) specified in ISO/IEC 14496-3 as a compressed but lossless audio format.
Metadata should be stored together with image and other media data in the same file. Metadata can consist of any
combination of structural, descriptive and historical metadata. In all cases, there should be a minimum set of structural
metadata stored. For image data this should consist of all information relevant to the employed JPEG 2000 encoding
parameters and contain at least image size, frame rate, colour space, sub-sampling information, number and meaning of
components and bit depth. For audio data this should consist at least of bit depth, sample rate, number and meaning of
audio channels for each multi-channel audio representation and audio encoding standard.
Descriptive and historical metadata should be stored in an XML [9] representation.
A.4 Motion JPEG 2000 motion picture archive access format profile
The profile optimized for access to and exchange of archived motion picture content has the following characteristics:
1) At least a single video track, using only JPEG 2000 visual samples, shall be present.
2) Audio tracks may be present, as specified in Table A.2.
3) If more than one video track (e.g., different international versions or scenes) or more than one group of
multi-channel audio tracks are present, the tracks shall be distinguished and selected by the
alternate_group field. In addition, Edit Boxes (edts) and Edit List Boxes (elst) are permitted in
order to create compositions of the different tracks.
4) The image codestream profile shall have Rsiz=5 or Rsiz=6 (as specified in
ITU-T T.800 | ISO/IEC 15444-1, clause A.10).
5) The X'Y'Z' color space as defined in ISO/IEC 26428-1 shall be used and signalled in the Colour
Specification Box (colr) (as specified in ITU-T T.800 | ISO/IEC 15444-1, Annex I).
6) There is no restriction on frame rates. If distribution to digital cinema is intended, then frame rates of
24 frames per second (fps) or 48 frames per second (fps) are recommended.
7) The file shall be self-contained; no data references are used, and therefore all media data shall be
contained within the single file.
8) The presentation shall be described by a single Movie Box (moov) only, i.e., fragments are disallowed.
9) The media data in the Media Data Box(es) is placed within the box(es) in temporal order.
10) If more than one track is present, the media data for the tracks is interleav
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