- From: Anant Narayanan <anant@mozilla.com>
- Date: Wed, 09 May 2012 20:20:36 -0700
- To: public-media-capture@w3.org
Hi all, We discussed earlier today about the possibility of combining multiple MediaStreams into a single stream via it's constructor; in the context of allowing multiple calls to getUserMedia to obtain a stream for each camera. Even if we don't end up allowing that, it might be useful in other contexts. Robert O'Callahan has suggested that we extend the MediaStream constructor to take a list of Objects, which can be a combination of MediaStreams or MediaStreamTracks. [Constructor MediaStream(obj1, obj2, obj3, ..., objN)]; This behavior is much in line with functions like Array.concat [1], and highlights the flexibility JS programmers are accustomed to, since we are not restricted with type safety as much as other languages. I haven't mentioned MediaStreamTrackLists though, because I think they are a redundant type that may simply be represented as an array of MediaStreamTracks. If there are good reasons to keep the MediaStreamTrackList around, please do let me know. Otherwise, we can modify the MediaStream object to be: interface MediaStream { readonly attribute DOMString label; readonly attribute MediaStreamTrack[] audioTracks; readonly attribute MediaStreamTrack[] videoTracks; attribute boolean ended; attribute Function? onended; }; and move the "onaddtrack" and "onremovetrack" events from the MediaStreamTrackList object up to MediaStream itself. I support these two changes proposed above. Feedback appreciated! Regards, -Anant
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