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<trackbot> Date: 01 September 2011
<MikeSmith> sound problems on my machine
<MikeSmith> I am going to be delayed calling in
<LeonieWatson> scribe: LeonieWatson
JF: We're think we have an
outline of the framework for accessibility now.
... We filed a number of bugs, some are ebing processed by the
editor now.
MS: Anyone know why media requirements popped up on Twitter today?
JF: The media requirements wiki
page we created has been taken up by PF and will be translated
into a note.
... PF decided it needed to have more substance than a wiki
page.
MS: There has been some movement
on WebVTT
... The indication is that Webkit will be implementing VTT
support.
<JF> Media Accessibility User Requirements - http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/media-a11y-reqs/ (Editor's Draft)
MS: We need to understand whether
we're going to go ahead with the WG. It's likely the TF will be
asked for concensus.
... Next week we should ask the TF for thoughts on the creation
of a WG to look at this.
JF: Supporting it within W3C seems to make sense.
RS: John, are those large content producers the most likely to be affected by the FCC rules that have come out?
JF: Yes
... Hopefully the browser vendors are watching that. In many
ways the ball is in their court.
MS: There is a lot we can do to
help. We can't compell browser vendors though.
... We have a spec for TTML, but it's not a spec for
implementation in a browser.
... At the very least we'd need an implementation spec. Until
then it will be difficult to lobby browser vendors.
RS: Would the people who work on TTML work on that?
MS: It wasn't developed with the intention of it being implemented in rbrowsers. Writing an implementation spec may be out of their comfort zone.
JF: Browsers are moving into a position of being media players. It's encumbent on them to be clear on the requirements of a media player.
MS: Until someone writes the spec, it's unlikely to happen in any case.
RS: Has anyone looked into doing
a TTML to Web VTT convert?
... Has MS said they'll support TTML?
JF: No, MS support is conjecture
on my part.
... MS has a tool that will gnerate TTML markup.
... Is their a robust enterprise level tool? I'm not aware of
anything.
RS: TTMl generation is probably happening in the cloud. Maybe that's the way to deal with it?
JF: I was worried we'd have a repeat of the codec issue in HTML5. Speaking with Ken Harrington at Google, I'm reassured that this is a problem that really isn't. Whatever format is used, it will be converted internall.
RS: This would be a good thing for the W3C to do. To outline a strategy for addressing the requirements of the FCC ruling.
MS: If we wanted to do this, we'd need to bring it to the attention of the W3C TAG.
RS: IBM is not a big content producer, but personally I feel the FCC ruling going to have a bit impact for many.
MS: We need to think about what
concrete action we'd need to take. Is this something PF should
discuss?
... I'll talk to Michael and Judy as well. Suspect many people
across the organisation are unaware of this situation. People
who have most information are likely to be in PF.
JF: Without discounting the
knowledge inside PF, I suggest this transcends accessibility.
It also has importance for internationalisation for
example.
... The Web on TV meets in September. I'll be there as an
observer. I'll listen out for any interest there as well.
... Suggest this as much an HTML5 issue as a PF issue.
MS: The HTML5 spec is agnostic to the format at this point. There is mention of Web VTT, but it's not normative.
RS: We've been waiting for a few weeks for Ian to respond. There are accessibility bugs we're trying to correct, which is making the process difficult.
<richardschwerdtfe> http://www.w3.org/html/wg/wiki/ChangeProposals/FocusRingTextBaseline
RS: We're working on a change
proposal that addresses the chair's questions.
... Any changes made to the Canvas spec Mike?
MS: No, it's a static document at this point.
RS: Tab Atkin agrees we need the
text baseline change proposal.
... Charles Pritchard is going to create a Webkit patch so the
canvas subtree is exposed.
... We're trying to push the implementation at the same
time.
... We're hoping our SxSW presentation on canvas will be
accepted.
<Zakim> MikeSmith, you wanted to say that there's an option to ask the chairs to raise the priority on any particular bug.. dunno if the priority on this bug has been raised yet or not
MS: We can raise the priority on
the focus ring?
... If we want to move things forward, we can go to the chairs
and ask them to prioritise this.
Rs: I need to focus on the hit
testing now. I don't want to delay things any further.
... If I send it to Maciej to review, that should do the
trick?
JF: We haven't met this week, and
may not meet next week due to national holidays in UK/US
respectively.
... The big three issues, longdesc, metagenerator and
figcaption are bing worked on.
<richardschwerdtfe> I am going to drop off
<richardschwerdtfe> yw
<MikeSmith> scribe: MikeSmith
LeonieWatson: reviewing the
a11y-tagged bugs
... making progress, though slower than I'd like, but we are
getting familiar with our work process
... meeting again next Tuesday
<LeonieWatson> Trrsagent, make minutes
adjourned
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