- From: Chris Needham <chris.needham@bbc.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2016 14:41:07 +0000
- To: "public-tvcontrol@w3.org" <public-tvcontrol@w3.org>
Hi all, The minutes from today's call are here: http://www.w3.org/2016/07/26-tvapi-minutes.html and as text below. Actions from the meeting are: * Alex to add a GitHub issue with proposed changes to the API to support radio receivers * Chris to circulate the agenda for the TPAC F2F meeting Best regards, Chris (WG Chair) -- Agenda: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-tvcontrol/2016Jul/0023.html TV Control Working Group 26 Jul 2016 See also: IRC log http://www.w3.org/2016/07/26-tvapi-irc Attendees Present: YoungSun, Yann, Chris, Alex, Ryan, Hyojin Chair: Chris Scribe: cpn (Chris) Contents Topics 1 .Radio use cases 2. TPAC planning 3. GitHub issues 4. AOB cpn: Runs through the agenda Radio use cases https://www.w3.org/wiki/TV_Control/Use_Cases cpn: Jean Pierre and I have updated some of the radio uses ... There are some new requirements, around content redistribution and permissions for web sites to present broadcast content ... Also for the use of schema.org metadata, both in publishing and consumption of this data alex: we support these requirements for content redistribution ... there are also new radio requirements: for tuning, channel scan, presentation using <audio>, registering for change notifications ... control of service playback and status ... also service metadata, we should be able to deliver basic metadata, service ids, genres, also technical metadata eg, bearer, signal quality, and registering changes in these ... it's basically the same as we have for TV in the API ... something new is the use cases for radio applications: we have dynamic label, or radio text, and slideshow ... the API should be able to register callbacks for these dynamic label and slideshow events ... this is an important use case from our point of view, to deliver title and artist information ... the API should also deliver what I call MOT header information, including click-through URLs on images ... lastly, the EPG use cases look OK, and in principle it's the same as TV ... there are other applications besides dynamic label and slideshow (eg, journaline), but i think those are the most import ryan: i agree with this, and will see if we can add anything ... the genivi media manager has requirements along these lines, for auto cpn: alex, have you been thinking about the necessary changes to the api? alex: yes, but how best to do that - github issue? ... at the moment we have TVManager, TVSource, TVTuner, and why we have each of these ... the idea of having a tuner and a source seems ok ... for the radio use case, do we stick with the naming - TVSource, TVTuner, or should we use a more agnostic naming convention ... i could live with the existing approach, but looking at TVSourceType we'd need to add some non-TV sources here, e.g, T-DMB, needed to support DAB, FM, DRM, HD Radio ... the next change would be in TVChannel, how should we architect the API? Integrating radio may not be the best approach, some of the technical attributes don't make sense for radio ... so i think we need a distinction between a TV channel and a radio channel ... I could write this up and put it into GitHub ryan: i like the current setup with manager, tuner, etc .... a source could be a tuner with a collection of APIs alex: the existing API models what's physically going on, a TV can have a tuner with DVB-C and DVB-T sources cpn: i think i'd us to rename the objects to make them more generic alex: for the channel interface, we could have a base interface, then inherit from this to get TV and radio specialisation cpn: i think describing the proposed changes on GitHub is the next step alex: i'm happy to do that TPAC planning cpn: we have the meeting scheduled for the tuesday at TPAC ... does any want to be able to attend remotely? alex: i may want to, yes cpn: ok, i'll work with w3c staff to organise that ryan: i won't be attending, but i could also join remotely cpn: i'd like for use to discuss the architectural issues with the API at TPAC, such as the open web vs the device oriented nature of the API <ryandavis> https://www.w3.org/auto/security/wiki/ASP_TF cpn: i'll try to send out a proposed agenda for the F2F as soon as possible, so remote people can plan when to join GitHub issues cpn: i had an action from the last meeting to write some introductory text https://github.com/w3c/tvcontrol-api/pull/12 cpn: suggestions for improving this would be very welcome ... francois and i have been putting issues into GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/tvcontrol-api/issues ... please add your views or suggestions as comments to these <ryandavis> here is the link for the Media Manager from Genivi to look over https://at.projects.genivi.org/wiki/display/PROJ/Media+Manager cpn: or suggest changes to the spec text itself AOB Yann: I have a particular issue, which I'll raise on GitHub Hyojin: I'll discuss the radio changes internally and come back to the WG if we have any concerns cpn: next call will be August 23 - Adjourned - ----------------------------- http://www.bbc.co.uk This e-mail (and any attachments) is confidential and may contain personal views which are not the views of the BBC unless specifically stated. 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