- From: Harald Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no>
- Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2011 09:24:31 +0200
- To: public-device-apis@w3.org
On 07/27/11 02:56, Rob Manson wrote: > Hi, > > sorry for posting across multiple groups, but I hope you'll see from my > comments below that this is really needed. > > This is definitely not intended as criticism of any of the work going > on. It's intended as constructive feedback that hopefully provides > clarification on a key use case and it's supporting requirements. > > "Access to live/raw audio and video stream data from both local > and remote sources in a consistent way" > > I've spent quite a bit of time trying to follow a clear thread of > requirements/solutions that provide API access to raw stream data (e.g. > audio, video, etc.). But I'm a bit concerned this is falling in the gap > between the DAP and RTC WGs. If this is not the case then please point > me to the relevant docs and I'll happily get back in my box 8) Quick status: I've re-found the thread that says the DAP and WebRTC chairs will meet to discuss the division of labor after Aug 17. We're all in sync that we need a single interface to find, enumerate and be granted access to devices, but the functions for capturing still images may be in a different spec from the ones for capturing moving images / streams. So far, nobody seems to have written down a proposal that everyone agrees is great, so "in progress" is the best we can say about it. The <device> proposal seems to have no current supporters. Harald
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