- From: Ralph Swick <swick@w3.org>
- Date: Sat, 30 May 2020 07:44:04 -0400
- To: Avneesh Singh <avneesh.sg@gmail.com>, W3C Publishing Steering Committee <public-publishing-sc@w3.org>
Corrections made, Avneesh; thanks. -Ralph On 2020-05-30 01:57 AM, Avneesh Singh wrote: > Thanks Ralph, > > some corrections for sake of accuracy: > Original: > Avneesh: SMIL — not too manyfolks doing MO/FL, but will continue. Big > backward compatibility focusin EPUB WG. > … Is the benefit of migration. > > Correct: > Avneesh: SMIL — not too many folks doing it in publishing industry, some > of them are doing MO/FL, they will continue. Regarding replacing EPUB 3 > SMIL with sync media, there is Big backward compatibility clause in EPUB > WG. > The other question is what Is the benefit of migration of EPUB 3 SMIL to > sync media, what additional business need will it address. > > Original: > Avneesh: Whole DAISYecosystem is based on SMIL forward. Millions of > books, but not on Web. > … Sync Media with various media. > … Text sync with audio. > … For audiobook spec to pass horizontal review. > … Need additional participation for wider usage. > … WG note: audiobooks already passed horizontalreview. > … If this is important to Audiobooks to move forward,in this case CG > could publish, if there is a need. > > Correct: > Avneesh: DAISY specifications extensively use SMIL. DAISY community is > producing Millions of hours of books every year, but it is not web usage. > The vision of sync media group was to come up with different kind of > synchronizations for different kind of disabilities, > e.g. audio with HTML text, HTML text with video of sign language and > more. We accelerated work on synchronizing text with audio to enable > audio books pass the accessibility horizontal review. > So, as far as audio books specifications process is concerned, sync > media has done its work. For moving ahead to addressing needs of > different disabilities we need more participation in CG > So, it would be better to not attached it to publishing, as Ivan and APA > mentioned couple of years ago. > If there is a strong business need in audio books industry, then we can > pickup sync narration piece and make it as an WG note, and the broader > work can continue in sync media CG. But if we see a strong business need > to make an association between the two specs. > > Thanks > Avneesh > -----Original Message----- From: Ralph Swick > Sent: Friday, May 29, 2020 21:52 > To: W3C Publishing Steering Committee > Subject: [minutes] Publishing Steering Committee 2020-05-29 > > The record of today's Publishing Steering Committee meeting is > > https://www.w3.org/2020/05/29-pbgsc-minutes.html > > Topics: > > 1. Key items from this week's NA/Europe Business Group discussion > 2. EPUB 3 WG draft charter status > 3. Continue idea sharing for Publishing Community webinar > 4. Next steps for Sync Media > > No new action items > > Action items from previous meeting: > > 1. Avneesh, George, Cristina, Ivan propose some text on EPUB A11y for > the EPUB 3 WG charter > > Done > > 2. Garth to get Liisa and Leslie to respond [to the charter in GitHub] > > Done > > Thanks to Garth for scribing. > > -Ralph
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