presentation at Wind River Android Roundtable hosted by Marco Thompson March 2009

1. PacketVideo and Android
Android VIP RoundTable
March 26, 2009
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2. PV – At a Glance
Founded in 1998 (10yr anniversary August 2008)
First company to put video on a mobile phone
320+ design wins
Software embedded on 260 million+ mobile devices
PV powers multimedia services for DoCoMo, Orange,
T-Mobile, Verizon (V CAST), Vodafone India, Rogers,
Telstra, Telus and more
Worked with all of the top 10 handset OEMs
Headquartered in San Diego, regional offices in the
U.S., Europe and Asia
400+ employees
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3. Android historical timeline
2004: Android founded by Andy Rubin and Rich Miner
2005: Google acquires Android
2006: PV becomes founding member of OHA and Android
initiative and is selected as Multimedia provider for Android
2007: Google publicly announces Android
2008: Google holds app contest to grow marketplace
2008: 1st Android handset (G1) is launch in US on TMO
2008: Android platform is open sourced under Apache 2.0.
This includes PV’s OpenCORE software.
2009: PV announces OpenCORE 2.0 showing our commitment
to the Open Source Community
Currently – Many more companies and products are being
developed using Android
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4. Android Architecture Diagram
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5. High-level overview
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6. High-level overview
The CPM is a plugin
framework for handling
content access and
policy decisions
The multimedia engines
The primary use-case is
are responsible for
DRM content but could
assembling framework
also be used for parental
building blocks (i.e.,
control use-cases
‘Nodes’) into graphs
focused on specific use-
cases (e.g., playback,
File formats
authoring, etc).
Protocols
The engines expose APIs
tailored to the specific use-
case and is the primary
application interface for
control and information. The “Data Formats” block can be
expanded to provide insight into the PV supports OpenMAX IL
core of the framework. It contains to integrate for hardware
and SW decoders
the building block elements that
implement file format parsers and PV supports OpenGL
composers, network protocols, etc.
The basic definitions of the PV
multimedia framework (PVMF) are
included.
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7. Features PV Contributes to Android
Audio and speech codecs
Multimedia framework
MP3 decoder
PV media infrastructure
AAC-LC decoder
Linux implementations
HE-AAC (v1 and 2) decoder
PV test framework
AMR-NB encoder and decoder
Interfaces for 3rd party components
AMR-WB decoder
OpenMAX to support 3rd party HW and
Video codecs
SW decoders and encoders
MPEG-4 encoder and decoder
Content Policy Manager interfaces to
H.263 encoder and decoder
integrate third party digital rights
management (DRM) products H.264 (AVC) encoder and decoder
Interfaces to integrate input and output Network Functionality
devices, e.g., cameras, displays,
3GPP RTP/RTSP streaming
microphones and speakers
3GPP progressive download
Multimedia Engines
Progressive Streaming of MP4 / MP3
Video telephony engine 3G324M protocol stack including
H.223 and H.245
Video recording (authoring) engine
Containers
Media player engine
3GPP/MP4 parser and composer
Imaging
id3 up to V2.4 supporting MP3 and
Progressive JPEG decoder and AAC files.
encoder
WAV containing PCM A-law, u-law
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8. PV’s OpenCORE is a subset of PV’s CORE – which provides
additional building blocks to drive premium services and differentiation
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9. Android and Industry Trends
Continued momentum and inquiries from OEM’s and
Operators on Android-based handsets
Desire for differentiation also prevalent
Drives continued innovation in and outside Open Source
Community
New features and functionality in the Android Framework
Engaging Java applications that take advantages of the
new features in the framework
Operator services that run across entire handset portfolio
Implications for Tie-ins to back end infrastructure
Very active developer forums in Android
Google marketplace vs iPhone marketplace
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10. Thank you
Recipient will hold in confidence all materials or information disclosed to it in confidence related to this
presentation which are marked as confidential or proprietary, or if disclosed verbally, reduced to writing and
marked confidential within thirty (30) days after the date of disclosure (“Confidential Information”).
Confidential information shall not be copied, disclosed or distributed to any third party.