- From: Nicolas LE GALL <me@neovov.com>
- Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:37:10 +0200
- To: public-html <public-html@w3.org>
Hi folks ! I was asking myself some questions on the audio & video elements and searched a little bit in the huge mail flow. I didn't find answers so I suppose theses questions haven't been discussed yet. Here it is : - Is there any DRM support planned ? (I'm not asking for all video/ audio to be signed, but I know a bunch of company who will prefer some proprietary technologies like Flash and his H.264 codec who support DRM than a semantic element which improve their Google rating) - What about multi-tracks files ? (For instance a video with a French and English audio tracks and German and Japanese subtitles) - In a search engine way of thinking, and still for these multi-tracks files, how could we parse an HTML document to get all the availables tracks (maybe a available-audio attribute ?) - In a browser vendor way of thinking, load the prefered tracks for the user (after he selected his prefered listening/reading languages in his browser's prefs) - What about the HD (and a low quality alternate link) ? - Chapters could be a good idea (in association with the JS API, we could make some in-line links to skip to the correct chapter) If these questions have already been discussed please feel free to put me on the right way :) Have a nice day. PS : Sorry for my lacky English. -- Nicolas LE GALL http://blog.neovov.com FOAF : http://blog.neovov.com/foaf.rdf
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