- From: Bryan Sullivan <blsaws@gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2011 08:10:21 -0800
- To: public-media-capture@w3.org
Re issues in https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/dap/raw-file/tip/media-stream-capture/scenarios.htmlon "Preview a stream": Re Issue: "Audio tag preview is somewhat problematic because of the acoustic feedback problem (interference that can result from a loop between a microphone input that picks up the output from a nearby speaker). There are software solutions that attempt to automatically compensate for these type of feedback problems. However, it may not be appropriate to require implementations to all support such an acoustic feedback prevention algorithm. Therefore, audio preview could be turned off by default and only enabled by specific opt-in. Implementations without acoustic feedback prevention could fail to enable the opt-in? ": [bryan] I would prefer an option whereby the user can mute the mic output to speakers. This would allow the user to decide based upon the type/location of the mic and the type/location of speakers in use, and also allow the app to access the stream e.g. for level-setting purposes. Re Issue: "It makes a lot of sense for a 1:1 association between the source and sink of a media stream; for example, one media stream to one video element in HTML5. It is less clear what the value might be of supporting 1:many media stream sinks—for example, it could be a significant performance load on the system to preview a media stream in multiple video elements at once. Implementation feedback here would be valuable. It would also be important to understand that scenario that required a 1:many viewing of a single media stream. ": [bryan] I agree, I cannot think of a typical use case that would require 1:N association. -- Thanks, Bryan Sullivan
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