Abstract:
This method of reading a video stream comprises: the reception (92) of a video stream which comprises, associated with each tile of an image, a high-quality variant and a degraded variant, this degraded variant being able to be decompressed independently of the degraded variants associated with other tiles which do not have the same coordinates and independently of the high-quality variant associated with the same tile, for each selected tile, the decryption (118) and the decompression (120) of the high-quality variant associated with this selected tile and, for each unselected tile, the decompression (126) of the degraded variant associated with this unselected tile, and then the construction (130) of the degraded version of each portion of the image situated inside an unselected tile on the basis of the degraded variant associated with this unselected tile.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method and a system for secure execution of virtual machines by a set of interconnected programmable devices, each including at least one processor, each programmable device being able to execute applications of a plurality of virtual machines and including a hardware portion for standard security level execution and a secure hardware portion for a security level higher than the standard security level.The method includes storing at least one secure execution environment (TEEi) associated with each virtual machine. Following a request for secure execution of a series of instructions of an application by a requesting virtual machine, it comprises allocating said secure execution at least one available secure hardware portion belonging to one of the interconnected processors, loading the secure execution environment (TEE1) associated with the requesting virtual machine (VM1) in the allocated secure hardware portion(s). The allocated secure hardware portion is used for the secure execution of the sequence of instructions.
Abstract:
A method for broadcasting protected multimedia content includes, at predetermined intervals, having an access-rights server broadcast each new right of access to the broadcast multimedia content only to those terminals whose logins are included in a broadcast list. In response to a predetermined event, a terminal sends, to the access-rights server, via a point-to-point connection, a status message indicating, to the access-rights server, that the terminal is in its ready state. Alternatively, if the terminal is occupied, it avoids sending a status message. In the absence of reception of the status message that was expected in response to the predetermined event, the access-rights server automatically removes the identifier of the terminal from the broadcast list.
Abstract:
A method for identifying, via a first terminal, a content being displayed on a screen of a second terminal located in the same space as the first terminal includes collecting with the first terminal the luminosity produced in the space by the screen of the second terminal, generating with the first terminal at least one digital fingerprint depending on the collected luminosity, comparing the fingerprint generated to a reference fingerprint stored beforehand in a memory, and identifying the content depending on the result of the comparison.
Abstract:
A terminal identification method which acquires then decodes multimedia temporal content to generate a multimedia stream in unscrambled form with at least one temporal succession of time intervals. A set of information bits for displaying an image or playing a sound being transmitted during a single time interval. The terminal identification device transmits an identification command to the terminal and the terminal triggers and alternately inhibits a predetermined modification of at least some of the information bits necessary for playing a sound or displaying an image contained in the multimedia stream to obtain a modified multimedia stream and transmits the stream as a multimedia. The device acquires the modified stream transmitted by the terminal and determines the identifier of the terminal to which it belongs on the basis of the transmitted command and the presence or absence of the predetermined modification in the acquired stream.
Abstract:
A method for water-marking digital books with parameters involves developing, for each parameter, a new typeface on the basis of a pre-existing typeface, by creating at least one new code/glyph pair. The method also includes developing a new coded text on the basis of the pre-existing coded text by replacing, in the pre-existing coded text, at least one code or group of codes from the pre-existing typeface. The method further includes allowing display of a character or a combination of characters from the digital book by the code or the group of codes from the new typeface allowing display of the graphically identical character or combination of characters on any screen. The code or this group of codes from the new typeface having at least the code from the new code/glyph pair, providing the new coded text and the new typeface as a water-marked digital book.
Abstract:
A method for measuring an audience of peers of a television channel streamed over a peer-to-peer network includes connecting at least one monitored peer to the peer-to-peer network and sending by the at least one monitored peer a request to at least one neighboring peer of the peer-to-peer network. There is an identifier of the at least one neighboring peer contained in its own list of neighboring peers. In reply to the request, receiving by the at least one monitored peer a list of neighboring peers receiving the television channel streamed over the peer-to-peer network and containing for this purpose, in their respective buffer memory, chunks of the television channel likely to be downloaded by any one of the peers of the peer-to-peer network. The method also includes updating by the at least one monitored peer of its own list of neighboring peers by adding to this list the identifiers of neighboring peers present in the list received and which were not already present in its own list of neighboring peers. The method further includes constructing the audience measurement from the list of neighboring peers of the at least one monitored peer.
Abstract:
This method comprises: —integrating, into an initial item, a sensor allowing measurement of a physical quantity that varies as a function both of a characteristic of the initial item and of a morphological characteristic of the user, —acquiring measurements of this sensor, to obtain a measured value, —verifying that the measured value meets a predetermined set of conditions, —when the set of conditions is not met, transmitting signal indicating mismatch of the initial term with respect to the morphological characteristic of the user, and —when the set of conditions is met, inhibiting transmission of this mismatch signal.
Abstract:
The invention concerns a method and system for manufacturing a three-dimensional part by a computer-aided manufacturing process, and an associated method and system for detecting a manufacturing process breach in a computer-aided manufacturing process of a three-dimensional part. The three-dimensional part manufacturing comprises computing pedigree information (10) relating to the manufacturing process of the three-dimensional part, wherein the pedigree information (10) gives access to pedigree data of the manufacturing process of the three-dimensional part, the pedigree data comprising manufacturing data (8D) collected during the manufacturing process of the three-dimensional part, and inserting a mark (20) encoding the pedigree information on a surface or within a volume of the three-dimensional part, to obtain a marked three-dimensional part (24). The detection of manufacturing process breach comprises pedigree data (42) retrieval from a marked three-dimensional part and determining whether a manufacturing breach occurred by applying classifying means to the retrieved pedigree data.
Abstract:
A Method for supplying protected multimedia content during which a terminal a) acquires a service date from a date server and b) evaluates a temporal criterion of a licence with respect to the last acquired service date. A headend associates with each segment of the multimedia content, its transmission date, and transmits it in a stream together with the segment. The terminal extracts from the stream the date of transmission of the segment, then it compares the extracted transmission date to the last acquired service date. And, only if the extracted transmission date is later than the last acquired service date, acquires it as service date, and uses it as last acquired service date on an execution of the step b) between two successive executions of the step a).