List of DLNA media format profiles?

I tried to find some information using google about DLNA media format profiles but without success so far.

By DLNA media format profiles I mean the value passed around as DLNA.ORG_PN

examples:

AVC_TS_HD_50_AC3_X_T
AVC_TS_HD_50_AC3_T
AVC_TS_HD_50_AC3
AVC_TS_HD_50_AC3_ISO
MPEG_TS_SD_EU_AC3_T
MPEG_TS_SD_EU_T
MPEG_TS_SD_EU
MPEG_TS_SD_EU_ISO
...

The basic question is, is there a list of all DLNA media format profiles and the container, vcodec, acodec, resolution, etc. that is allowed to be inside?

Serviios VideoDeliveryEngine seems to have such a list. Because if I define a transcoding I will get something like

DEBUG [VideoDeliveryEngine] Found Format profile for transcoded file Iron_Man_2-DivXPlusHD.mkv: AVC_TS_MP_HD_AC3_ISO
or
WARN [VideoDeliveryEngine] Cannot get media info for transcoded file MVI_1027.AVI: MPEG2TS video file MVI_1027.AVI does not match any supported DLNA profile

If no matching DLNA media format profile exists

[zip]

They are a part of the DLNA specification, which you'll have to purchase.

So this would be the right place:

http://dlna.preview.kavi.com/industry/c ... uidelines/

They have a purchase link on the site, but it is broken (Please check the URL and try again.)

[Illico]

Type this on google search:

DLNA Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines filetype:pdf

Thanks. I found one file on the .tw server.

But it says "Home Networked Device Interoperability Guidelines v1.0" but chart 7.5 of media format profiles does only mention

MPEG_TS_SD_NA
MPEG_TS_SD_EU
...

and there is no information about

AVC_* profiles at all.

As document date is 2006 I assume the standard was updated and there is a newer version available. And from what I see here

http://www.dlna.org/dlna-for-industry/a ... guidelines

you have to pay 500$ to get a recent copy. Just to know what AVC_TS_HD_60_AC3 really means. Fair amount of money .

But at least I understand now that my initial questions was not legal. If you know the answer you are not allowed to pass the information around. Sorry this was not obvious for me. Topic closed.