Summary - H.430.9 (04/2026) - An architectural framework for first-person transfer immersive live experience

Immersive live experience (ILE) in the ITU-T H.430-series of Recommendations deals with capturing experiences from the third-person point of view, where users at remote sites feel as if they were attending the actual performance as part of the audience at the event site. However, ILE can include capturing experiences from the first-person point of view, first-person transfer ILE (FT-ILE), where users at a remote site feel as if they were the performers at the event site. To recreate the same experience from the first-person point of view, the experience needs to be adjusted according to the individuals' perceptual information and physical capabilities. Thus FT-ILE requires different data from ILE and requires a different architectural framework.
Recommendation ITU-T H.430.9 specifies the definition of FT-ILE, and the high-level architecture and requirements for FT-ILE systems in order to specify FT-ILE services.