RE : RE : [Moderator Action] Bugs and TT (was TT and subtitling)

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> De : public-tt-request@w3.org 
> [mailto:public-tt-request@w3.org] De la part de lists@wiltgen.net
> Envoyé : jeudi 6 février 2003 18:07
> À : public-tt@w3.org
> Objet : RE : [Moderator Action] Bugs and TT (was TT and subtitling)
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> >>> Current multimedia standards (eg SMIL) are generally not 
> appropriate 
> >>> for subtitling.
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> >> That's a tad broad.
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> > I have looked at SMIL and Quicktime and cannot see how to reconcile 
> > the timing aspects of these standards with the timecode in 
> an external 
> > broadcast signal (where the timecode may be discontinuous due to 
> > advert insertion). Comments please?
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> My throw-it-out-there-and-see-what-sticks Proposal 0.0, which 
> uses the SMIL timing model, illustrates how relative timing 
> works.  The SMIL timing model also supports absolute timing.
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> -- Charles Wiltgen
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