- From: Silvia Pfeiffer <silviapfeiffer1@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 12 Apr 2009 08:02:09 +1000
- To: Media Fragment <public-media-fragment@w3.org>
Hi all, I have now proof-read the whole document and have some feedback on each section. I will post the feedback in separate emails so that each responsible can go through my feedback and make the fixes. Mostly they are typos, but sometimes I have some more fundamental issues. Section 6 (Media Fragments: Syntax and Semantics) Section 6.1 * Third paragraph: is missing an "a" in front of "list of name/value pairs" * Fourth paragraph: URL should be renamed to URI * List of four dimensions: time should be renamed to temporal, space to spatial and name to named Section 6.2.1 * Last paragraph: an "l" is missing at the end of "original" in "origina media item" Section 6.4, First Editorial Note * should the definition of "reasonable" go into the "Side Conditions" section at the start? * should the requirement for "a/v sync" go into the "Side Conditions" section? * embedded timecodes should not be touched, IMHO Section 6.4 * Third paragraph (not counting the Editorial note): missing a "to" in "this is up the context" -> "this is up to the context" * Last paragraph: The result of doing spatial clipping on a source media that has multiple video tracks could be defined if a further selector only selects one video track. Also, we could define that the clipping is done on all video tracks the same way if no video track is selected. Section 6.4, Second Editorial Note * we should specify that if named addressing is used, all others are ignored * we should specify that if multiple temporal or spatial or track parameters are used, only the first one is interpreted * we should specify that any dimensions specified outside the media resource (e.g. end time after end of file, coordinates outside the frame) are to be clipped to the actual size of the resource * we should specify that unknown id or unknown track specifier are to result in no-op * we should specify that non-sensical time specs or coordinates (e.g. t=20,10) result in no-op Cheers, Silvia.
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