- From: Thomas Steiner <tomac@google.com>
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 11:55:42 +0200
- To: Media Fragment <public-media-fragment@w3.org>
Hi all, Please find the review of the test cases TC0006, TC0009, TC0011, TC0012, TC0014, TC0015, TC0017, TC0018, TC0019, TC0020, TC0021, TC0022, TC0023, TC0024, TC0025, TC0026 in this email: * TC0006 Valid test case. The interval end is greater than the video length, so the video is played to the end. * TC0009 Valid test case. The interval start is greater than the video length, so the video is sought to the end. * TC0011 Valid test case. Only an interval start is given, the video is played back from the interval start to the end. * TC0012 Invalid test case. The specified interval is invalid (trailing comma). * TC0014 Valid test case. Only the interval start is given, and the start is greater than the video length. The video is sought to the end. * TC0015 Valid test case. Only the interval end is given, the video is played back to the interval end. TC0017 Valid test case. Only the interval end is given, the interval end is greater than the video length, so the whole video is played back. TC0018 Valid test case. The video is played back from the interval start to the interval end. TC0019 Valid test case. The description misses the 15ms part though (copy & paste error from TC0018?) TC0020 Valid test case. The video is played back from the interval start to the interval end. TC0021 Valid test case. The video rate is not 25, so the media fragment is ignored. TC0022 Valid test case. The video is played back from the interval start to the interval end. TC0023 Valid test case. The video is played back from the interval start to the interval end. TC0024 Valid test case. The video is played back from the interval start to the interval end. TC0025 (Probably) invalid test case. The media fragment is spun up on a static video resource, not a live stream. Given the unknown creation time of the video resource, the "3s in the video" makes no sense in my opinion, unless I have misunderstood the definition. TC0026 (Probably) invalid test case. The media fragment is spun up on a static video resource, not a live stream. Given the unknown creation time of the video resource, the "3s in the video" makes no sense in my opinion, unless I have misunderstood the definition. Cheers, Tom -- Thomas Steiner, Research Scientist, Google Inc. http://blog.tomayac.com, http://twitter.com/tomayac
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