Re: Hackathon at IETF 115

I can’t attend unfortunately - but I will post a few issues on the repo.

Perhaps we could also continue the work under the umbrella of WebRTC.nu - as a halfway house between IETF and W3C ?
I have the feeling that this api could be spun up on top of one of the webRTC stacks quite quickly as a sort of PoC.

Tim. 

> On 3 Nov 2022, at 11:48, Harald Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no> wrote:
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> This weekend is the IETF hackathon in London.
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> I'm putting up a table there with a WebRTC sign on it, with the stated purpose (based on a suggestion by Bernard Aboba) being to investigate new shapes of APIs for encoded media by making "demos" that exercise those APIs.
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> This follows on from the discussions about encoded media APIs at TPAC.
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> It's likely to be possible to get those demos somewhat functional by shimming "new" APIs on top of the older APIs - not to achieve the full functionality, but to get a "feel" for how it's possible to write the kind of apps that we may want.
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> As usual, this is late in preparation and late in announcing - the repository has only a few skeletons still - but the opportunity is there, and it seemed too good to miss.
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> The repository is https://github.com/alvestrand/hackathon-encoded-media
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> We'll figure out something for remote participation if we have remote participants who want to take part.
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> See you (in person or virtually) there!
> 
> Harald
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